Bryan Kohberger, the suspect arrested in connection with four students’ murders at the University of Idaho, was transferred Wednesday morning.
The 28-year-old in the November murders of four University of Idaho students has been transferred from the Pennsylvania jail Wednesday where he was held without bond before on Tuesday.
The jail warden confirmed that Bryan Kohberger was no longer detained at the Monroe County Correctional Facility and instead in the custody of Pennsylvania State Police. In a statement also issued Wednesday by the Pennsylvania court system, officials said they were not privy to details about Kohberger’s transfer from the county jail to Idaho and redirected inquiries regarding the extradition timeline to state police. A spokesperson for the state police told CBS News that they were unable to provide additional information.
Kohberger appeared in a Pennsylvania courtroom on Tuesday afternoon, where he waived his extradition rights during a brief hearing. He was expected to be moved to Idaho in a transfer arranged by state authorities there, according to Monroe County public defender Jason LaBar, through the extradition procedure. The attorney said earlier this week that Kohberger’s extradition could happen within 72 hours of the hearing, noting that he believed Idaho law enforcement was prepared to act quickly given the national focus on the
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