Dentist & Wife Murdered, Kohberger Update, Doomsday Mom Flees with Kids, Missing Johnathan Boley

New information places Bryan Kohberger at the same Target store in Moscow, Idaho, as one of the surviving roommates, Bethany, just days before the quadruple homicides. Bethany checked out 90 minutes before Kohberger. Additionally, surveillance footage from Walmart shows a significant change in Kohberger's behavior post-murders: he began consistently wearing gloves during shopping trips, even while checking out, and meticulously avoided touching surfaces, suggesting an attempt to prevent leaving DNA.

Transaction records from Target on November 10, 2022; newly surfaced Walmart surveillance footage showing glove use after November 12th.

Alicia Anne Seymour, a 35-year-old Utah mother, is accused of taking her four young children (ages 3-11) on a one-way flight to Croatia, allegedly due to her belief in impending 'end times.' She left behind notes with instructions to destroy identifying documents and switch to prepaid phones to avoid tracking, and a voicemail to her ex-husband stating her intent to gain permanent residency in France before the 'end times.' Her ex-husband compared her TikTok videos on the subject to those of Lorie Vallow.

Surveillance footage of her boarding a flight to Croatia via Amsterdam; voicemail to ex-husband Kendall; notes found in her home; TikTok videos.

Four-year-old Jonathan Bolley went missing from his father's home in Walker County, Alabama, on December 31st. His body was tragically discovered two miles away in a wooded area on January 2nd, with the family dog found alive nearby. During the search, authorities found explosives and hazardous materials on his father Jameson's property, leading to Jameson's arrest for unlawful manufacturing of a destructive device and chemical endangerment to a child. The cause of Jonathan's death remains unreleased, raising questions about what truly happened.

Discovery of Jonathan's body two miles from the home; arrest of father Jameson for explosives on property; lack of released cause of death.

Spencer (37) and Mo'Nique Tepee (39), a dentist and his wife, were found shot to death in their Columbus, Ohio home after co-workers requested a welfare check. Their two young children, aged 1 and 4, were found inside the house unharmed. Investigators found no signs of forced entry, no gun at the scene, and have not identified a clear motive or suspect. Surveillance footage from a neighbor's Nest camera captured a 'person of interest' walking near the home in dark clothing between 2 and 5 AM on the day of the murders.

Police discovery of two deceased adults and two unharmed children; lack of forced entry or weapon; 911 call audio; Nest camera footage of person of interest; three 3mm shell casings found.