Security cameras. Internet video streams. Cellphone towers. In the days after four college students were stabbed to death in Moscow, Idaho, police traced the digital footprint of the victims and the man accused of killing them in exhaustive detail.
in Pullman, about 10 miles away from Moscow.
It's that moment police first mention Kohberger's name in the lengthy arrest documents released this week. The discovery appeared to open a new phase in the probe as authorities worked backward, tracking both the owner and the car's movements on the night of the attack. As they tried to find the killer, police used video clips and social media posts to track the victims' movements the previous evening. One clip that received widespread attention was of Goncalves and Mogen visiting a food truck, their presence captured on a live video feed usually used by patrons to see how long the lines are.establish more of a timeline.
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