I personally think he was/is guilty as hell.

On the internet, there is a 29-page Narrative Document and 314 Moscow Police Department Reports which reveal mounds of evidence.

The Narrative indicates dozens of subpoenaed testimonies and hundreds of items of evidence, including hard drives, fingerprints, DNA, cell phone records and location tracking, public camera videos, internet searches, eyewitness reports, and many other items.

The murders took place November 13, 2022. Kohnberger was sentenced on July 23, 2025, to four consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole.

As you can see, there was no rush to judgement.

Here's basically what led to his conviction:

DNA and Forensic Evidence:

The Knife Sheath: Police found a tan leather Ka-Bar knife sheath left on a bed next to victims Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves. A single source of male DNA was discovered on the sheath's button snap.

Familial DNA Match: Investigators used Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG) to build a family tree, narrowing their sights on Kohberger. They covertly recovered a Q-tip from the trash at his parents' house in Pennsylvania, which proved a 99.9998% familial match to his father.

Direct Match: Following his arrest, a direct cheek swab from Kohberger confirmed an exact statistical match to the DNA on the knife sheath.

Digital and Purchase History

Amazon Records: Purchase logs revealed Kohberger bought a Ka-Bar knife and sheath on Amazon in March 2022 while staying at his parents' home.

Cover-up Searches: On the exact day of the killings, Kohberger’s search history showed him looking for the exact same knife and sheath combination on Amazon, after which he attempted to delete his purchase history.

Crime Scene Expertise: Prosecutors leveraged his background as a Ph.D. criminology student, noting he had recently written a detailed paper on crime scene processing and forensic evasion.

Cellular Tracking and Location History:

Pre-Murder Stalking: Cell tower data showed Kohberger's phone connected to towers near the victims' King Road home at least 23 times between July 2022 and November 2022. All pings occurred late at night or early in the morning between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m.

The Night of the Attack: On the night of the murders, his phone was intentionally turned off or put on airplane mode during the window of the attack to evade tracking.

Surveillance and Physical Cleanup:

The White Hyundai Elantra: Audio and video surveillance from neighbors and local businesses captured Kohberger’s white Hyundai Elantra circling the victims' home multiple times before the murders. Immediately after the attacks, a camera caught the vehicle speeding away so quickly it almost lost control around a corner.

Meticulous Cleanup: When investigators searched his apartment and vehicle six to eight weeks later, they found the apartment virtually empty. His car had been completely disassembled and meticulously scrubbed; even deep side pockets that normally accumulate dust were entirely spotless, showcasing a deliberate attempt to destroy trace evidence.

Eyewitness Evidence;

Surviving Roommate: A surviving roommate who was awake during the attack testified to seeing a tall, masked intruder in black clothing walking through the house. She specifically described the intruder as having distinct, "bushy eyebrows"—a trait that matched Kohberger and selfies later recovered from his phone.

The evidence was so overwhelming that Kohlberger did not wait for a jury trial and sentencing. He knew he was in for a certain death penalty, so he copped a plea and went for life without parole.