New Book Reveals Near-Misses in Pursuit of Idaho Murder Suspect Bryan Kohberger

Author Howard Blum details the FBI's challenges and Kohberger's possible fixation on a single victim.

Blum's book outlines the FBI's 'hatbox operation' and its near-failures in tracking Kohberger.
The suspect's father accompanied him on a cross-country drive, complicating the FBI's surveillance.
Kohberger was stopped twice by Indiana police for traffic violations during the journey.
DNA evidence from Kohberger's father's trash was pivotal in linking him to the crime scene.
Blum suggests Kohberger specifically targeted Madison Mogen among the four victims.