Bodycam captures moment cops walk into bloody scene in Idaho college murders— and deliver shocked one word reaction to bodies
US News Bodycam captures moment cops walk into bloody scene in Idaho college murders— and deliver shocked one word reaction to bodies By Patrick Reilly Published July 28, 2026, 12:41 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google Haunting new bodycam footage shows the moment when horrified police officers discovered the bodies of the four murdered University of Idaho students — as convicted killer Bryan Kohberger now claims he’s innocent. The footage, revealed in the trailer for an upcoming Netflix documentary, shows an officer rushing into the Moscow, Idaho, home and calmly going upstairs, past a living room full of empty bottles and solo cups, into a bedroom on the second floor.
- ▪US News Bodycam captures moment cops walk into bloody scene in Idaho college murders— and deliver shocked one word reaction to bodies By Patrick Reilly Published July 28, 2026, 12:41 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google Haunting new bodycam footage shows the moment when horrified police officers discovered the bodies of the four murdered University of Idaho students — as convicted killer Bryan Kohberger now claims he’s innoc
- ▪The footage, revealed in the trailer for an upcoming Netflix documentary, shows an officer rushing into the Moscow, Idaho, home and calmly going upstairs, past a living room full of empty bottles and solo cups, into a bedroom on the second
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