Idaho Quadruple Homicide Suspect Arrives at the Pennsylvania Court for Extradition Hearing

THe is a suspect in quadruple murders at University of Idaho.

Bryan Kohberger (28 years old) arrived at Pennsylvania’s court Tuesday morning in handcuffs. He is due to appear before a judge at 3:00 p.m. according to The Daily Mail Although the hearing will not be streamed live, a small group of photographers and journalists will be allowed inside.

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Kohberger, who was accused of killing four university students in their off-campus home in November, is expected not to challenge his extradition to Idaho, with his state-appointed attorney calling Tuesday’s hearing a “formality proceeding.” Kohberger is expected to plead not guilty to the charges. His attorney stated that he “believes he’s going to be exonerated.”

Kohberger was arrested on Friday in connection to the quadruple slayings, with police saying they don’t expect to make any other arrests in the case. Kohberger is facing four counts of first degree murder as well as felony theft.

“We believe we have our guy, the one that committed these murders,” James Fry, Chief of Moscow Police told ABC News Saturday

To be extradited, law enforcement must prove Kohberger is the Idaho arrest warrantee and that Kohberger was present in the vicinity at the time of the murders. According to Jason LaBar (Monroe County Chief Public Defender),

Kohberger, a doctoral student in criminal justice, is located at Washington State University’s Pullman campus. It is approximately 15 minutes from the University of Idaho. The suspect was returning from Christmas break with his father in Pennsylvania, and the two returned to Idaho around December 17. according to LaBar.

It’s still unclear Kohberger’s connection to the victims in the quadruple slayings, and police have not identified a motive. This probable-cause statement, which would give these details, is not expected to be made public until Kohberger arrives at Idaho.

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The most recent update follows the deaths of university students Ethan Chapin (age 20), Madison Mogen (21), and Kaylee Gonnalves (21). They were found dead in their home on Nov. Each of them was killed in bed and stabbed in chest and upper bodies with a large blade.

Two of their roommates were still in the basement at the time, and were unharmed. Police have now ruled them all suspects.