Police said they began tracking and surveilling Kohberger around Christmas and stayed on him for four days when they spotted the white Hyundai Elantra they believed was connected to the murders.
Friday's arrest is the first major break in the case - with Kohberger asking if 'anyone else was arrested' when he was taken into custody. An extradition hearing is scheduled for Tuesday.
Kohberger is a registered Libertarian, although does not appear to have had any active social media profiles at the time of his arrest.
During a press conference on Friday authorities confirmed that a white Hyundai Elantra was discovered in the search – with sources saying it was towed from outside Kohberger's home.
Law enforcement sources told CNN that his DNA was discovered at the scene of the crime – with officers managing to track down who owned the car seen in the area of the slayings.
They found his DNA at the crime scene. Then investigators used a commercial dna registry site to figure out what family he was from. Checked with DMV to see who had that kind of car.
23andme.com?
The car was tracked using the Hyundai Blue Link® Highlights.
I wonder if they used Blue Link to listened to conversations in the car?.
Lots more info here
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11588671/Idaho-killer-accused-scaring-female-staff-brewery-branding-one-b-h.html
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