Police Footage Shows Idaho Murder Suspect In Traffic Stop [Video]

After weeks of searching, wondering, and hoping that a suspect would be named and found in Moscow, Idaho's tragic quadruple homicide-- 28-year-old Bryan Kohberger has been arrested.

After waiving an extradition trail earlier this afternoon, the State of Idaho now awaits and is currently working on the plan to get Kohberger back to Idaho to face his charges in the murder of four University of Idaho students.

For days, the public was searching for a white Hyundai Elantra and there is something so eerie about viewing this body and dash came footage, seeing THE Hyundai Elantra that Moscow Police were searching for-- on the highway in Indiana.

Take a look at this newly released body cam footage, of Kohberger and his father being pulled over not once, but twice in Indiana, below:

Never Before Seen Images Capture Murder Suspect's Traffic Stops

Bryan Kohberger and his father were pulled over twice in Indiana while traveling across the country to Pennsylvania from Pullman, Washington.

Body Cam footage is broken down below--keep scrolling for the FULL VIDEO.

Are you creeped out viewing this?

It is important to note that Kohberger will face due process and should be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law--and not a court of public opinion. Law enforcement officials, however, continue to suggest that the evidence and the probable cause in indeed "ample".

At one point in the video, you hear the officer's surprise to their long road trip and asks "you guys scared of airplanes!?"

View the entire video for yourself, below:

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The quadruple homicide of four University of Idaho students has triggered nationwide attention and concern.

As northern Idaho investigators continue the search for the murderer, fake news and wild accusations have engulfed local and national dialogues.

After confirming the claims against her were baseless, detectives eliminated an educator as a suspect. Unfortunately, her reputation remains an object of ridicule.

The following gallery is a glimpse at Idaho's response to the fallout. Click the pick to link back to the comment source.

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