Newly released surveillance video shows Bryan Kohberger driving by the house at 1122 King Road before killing four University of Idaho college students. He then speeds away after the murders and his engine can be heard revving. Video also shows the Door Dash driver on foot in the area around the time of the murders.

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Quadruple murder suspect Austin Drummond is behind bars for the deaths of an abandoned Tennessee baby’s family members. He was captured after an intense manhunt — but questions remain about why he was out on bond and about his lavish life when he was in prison. Photos from Drummond’s social media show he had vodka, cell phones, Roku TV, and even delivery pizza when he was incarcerated before the murders. The District Attorney prosecuting the case speaks with Brian in this episode of Brian Entin Investigates.

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Ghislaine Maxwell, serving a 20 year prison sentence for sex trafficking involving Jeffrey Epstein, had several dustups inside the Florida prison where she was held before being transferred to Texas. In this edition of Brian Entin Investigates, senior reporter for the Daily Mail Ben Ashford breaks down exclusive reporting from inside sources about Maxwell’s life behind bars.

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Police reports released after the Bryan Kohberger gag order was lifted detail friends of Kaylee Goncalves explaining that Kaylee reported seeing a man in the backyard of the house at 1122 King Road in a wooded area. She reported to friends seeing a "shadowy figure." Is it possible that man was Bryan Kohberger? We dig into the police reports and also highlight issues with law enforcement almost prematurely deep cleaning the house, the extreme measures taken when Kohberger was transported from Pennsylvania back to Idaho, and the conditions at the prison where he is being housed now.

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It’s a problem nationwide, and the disturbing double murder in Arkansas is the latest example of a troubled teacher allowed to hop from state to state without disciplinary records following along. Andrew McGann is accused of killing two parents in front of their daughters in Devil’s Den Park in Arkansas. McGann was hired as a teacher in Arkansas after working in Oklahoma and Texas. Parents at the school where he worked in Texas say they tried to sound the alarm about odd behavior, and McGann resigned. The complaints inside his records were not forwarded to the states where he got teaching jobs. Former FBI and CIA Agent Tracy Walder discusses how this “passing the trash” of teachers is a nationwide epidemic and she explains the desperate need for laws to stop troubled teachers from simply getting jobs in different states.

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In this episode of Brian Entin Investigates, I speak with a close family member of surviving roommate Dylan Mortensen. We discuss how Dylan is trying to heal after the traumatic murders of her friends in Idaho. Also, psychologist Dr. Jeff Gardere explains how trauma therapy works and how coming face to face with Bryan Kohberger could end up helping Dylan get past the pain.

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After Bryan Kohberger's arrest, two IDs belonging to females he either worked with or was acquainted with were found during a search warrant. It's unclear why he had the IDs, but former FBI agent Bobby Chacon believes it is suspicious and alarming. Meanwhile, the prosecutor has released the toxicology results for the victims.

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Bryan Kohberger has never told police where the knife he used to kill four University of Idaho students is. But a witness says she saw a man who looked like Kohberger hours after the murders near a river 30 miles from the murder scene. Will we ever find out where the knife is? Criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos weighs in on why he believes the only person besides Kohberger who knows where the knife is could be his attorney.

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I was in the Bryan Kohberger courtroom and knew something was wrong when I saw Kristi Goncalves look at her phone and call a deputy over. I now have the threatening text massage she received. Also in this video, I go over everything Bryan Kohberger said in his police interview and reveal new details and video from when I went to Pennsylvania to cover his arrest. And I interview Jason LaBar in this video. LaBar was Kohberger's first public defender after his arrest in Pennsylvania.

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After her bombshell victim impact statement, Alivea Goncalves shares what it was like locking eyes with Bryan Kohberger. She says the “raw anger in his eyes was not human.” Alivea shares how she wants people to remember her sister Kaylee, and how she plans to move on with her life after the emotional sentencing.

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