It was not immediately clear how soon authorities would arrange for Kohberger's transport back to Idaho _ a process that is generally kept secret because of security concerns. The court order gives authorities 10 days to get him there, and he is being held at a jail in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, until his extradition.
Capt. Anthony Dahlinger, of the Moscow Police Department in Idaho, told The Associated Press on Saturday that authorities believe Kohberger was responsible for all four slayings. The students were stabbed to death at a rental home near campus in Moscow, Idaho, sometime in the early morning hours of Nov. 13.
Forensic genealogy helped police identify the suspect in the murders of four University of Idaho students. NBC10 Investigative reporter Claudia Vargas explains how law enforcement officials are using this new and growing technology to solve cases.Federal and state investigators are combing through Kohberger's background, financial records and electronic communications as they work to build the case against him, the official who spoke anonymously said.
Kohberger's relatives in Pennsylvania have expressed sympathy for the families of the victims but vowed to support him and promote ``his presumption of innocence.'' Latah County prosecutors in Idaho have said they believe Kohberger broke into the students' home near the university campus intending to commit murder. Their bodies were found Nov. 13, several hours after investigators believe they died.
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