Bodycam Shows First Traffic Stop of Accused Idaho Student Murderer Bryan Kohberger in Indiana

WATCH: Bodycam footage shows the first time accused Idaho student murderer Bryan Kohberger was pulled over by troopers in Indiana on December 15 while driving home to Pennsylvania. Authorities said Kohberger was pulled over for following a vehicle too closely on the interstate. Kohberger was pulled over several hours later for the same traffic violation and received a warning.

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[csrothlisberger]

I feel so bad for that Dad. You can tell he has no clue his son just brutally murdered 4 people. You can only imagine how heartbreaking this is for him & the tears he's been shedding wondering if it was something he did in raising this kid that made him turn out this way. So very sad

[Ice_Melts]

Brian’s heart was definitely beating through his chest here, you can visibly see his relief when the cop says he’s pulling them over just for a traffic stop. Later though you can see him tense up when his dad says they are coming from WSU

[whateverforever]

His eyes SCARE me. What a waste of a life. He just got his PHD in Criminal Justice, how insanely ironic. Poor dad has no idea his son he is so proud of is a monster.

[Killbayne]

finally, a bodycam that isn't 99% of a dirty car door

[EnchantedStarlight]

That dude's eyes are certainly disturbing and piercingly intense

[joshuastafford]

There’s no question these officers pulled them over to get a positive identification of Bryan, and to gather information about where they were headed. The fact that people deny this is head scratching.

[sinead]

There are few offenders more despicable than those who prey on young innocent people like the four Idaho victims. I feel sorry for all the parents involved. The entire story is tragic!

[jayw]

1:37 Look at his face when his dad says "it's horrifying what happened". It has to be absolutely gut wrenching to have this sort of thing happen to your own kid, the dad seems so oblivious and innocent.

[cosmicsniper]

That look he gave to his father. Crazy how truth looks, when you see it.

[annacoribioanna]

His dad seems so sweet and innocent, probably having a great time with his son chatting on a drive.. Proud of driving from his son's university, his "bright" son.... The fact that they showed up to court even his sister they truly thought he's innocent (as he prob told them)
His father will forever remember this drive, more than the shock of the murder also the shock of having interacted with a person he new as a good normal person only realizing everything was fake, every body movement, words, all a LIE from a monster

[PastaSausta]

Really sucks. His dad seems like a nice guy who is super proud of his son. I mean, very few parents can say that all of their children graduated with a masters or Ph.D. This guy could.

The worst part is, he’s absolutely naive to the reality of what his son has become.

Now, there’s just a whole bunch of people, with a whole bunch of holes in their lives. All due to these senseless murders.

[philricke]

I know it's common for police to ask where you're from and where you're going but both these officers seemed a bit more interested in their answers than the usual officer. I believe it's possible they were getting info on his destination and the 2nd officer might not have been informed quick enough that they already stopped him so the 2nd officer used the same reason to stop him to ask the same questions. Another big clue is that they never asked for proof of insurance. I've been pulled over many times for many different things in different states, including Indiana, Illinois and ohio. Most were warnings, some were citations, but I've ALWAYS been asked to show proof of insurance.

[jeffjamieson]

This body cam just shows how obvious his father was about the whole situation. I genuinely think that his father just flew to WSU merely to have time with his son on his long drive. His dad seems really proud of him. How devastating.

[Boston]

Part off me wishes the cop would have said something like “I haven’t heard anything about the swat situation. I’ve been busy keeping up with the Idaho 4 murders.”

[JulieMcMurtryMcClure]

Did not run his license at either stop because they knew who he was…

[Bohohoho]

his father is proud of his son and i feel really sorry for him if he is of course found guilty

[traceydixon]

I feel for the dad. He’s so proud of his sons phd then to find out what he did is just awful

[lauraloo]

When his dad says”it was horrifying” what your son is alleged of doing is all of the above “Pure Evil”

[molester]

This guy holds the title for worlds creepiest stare

[OneDigitalSoul]

‪He did it. It’s in his eyes. You can see his unease & suppressed anxiety. It’s palpable. He must have thought his number was up at that point. I felt the tension just watching this. Every fibre of his being was on edge at that moment. The sheer blind terror of his past catching up with him must have been pounding in his chest. His dad had no idea what his secret was. It’s so surreal how this is all unfolding. Thoughts & prayers with the families of those beautiful poor kids. RIP ❤‬