Newly surfaced video evidence reveals the presence of Bryan Kohberger, the alleged Idaho killer, in a Walmart store on numerous occasions following the tragic events of 2022, where four University of Idaho students lost their lives.

As reported by FOX News Digital, investigators have obtained this footage as part of their extensive and ongoing case against Kohberger. The recordings document his visits to a Walmart in Pullman, Washington, spanning from October 28, 2022, to December 8, 2022, totaling 13 trips.

Among the items documented from these visits, only two were submitted as evidence: “utility clothes” and a beanie cap, according to the Moscow police department.

Court records reveal that a Walmart employee had previously informed authorities about a suspicious man who had visited the store inquiring about a ski mask.

These documents also state that a black balaclava was worn during the killings, although it remains unclear if the beanie cap found was the same as the balaclava mentioned.

On November 13, 2022, Kohberger allegedly broke into an apartment near the University of Idaho campus and brutally murdered Xana Kernodle, Ethan Chapin, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves, as earlier reported by CrimeOnline.

The store is located between Washington State University, where Kohberger attended school, and the University of Idaho.

He visited the store several times following the murders, while wearing gloves that only exposed a thumb. When he pulled out a credit card to pay for items, he kept the gloves on, WFIN reports.

During one of the visits, on December 8, he went into the store with gloves on, but removed them to take out his wallet and pay for merchandise.

Store footage showed the last time Kohberger had in the store without wearing gloves was on November 12, 2022.

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On a December 2, 2002, visit, he went into the store with another person. They used separate check-outs before leaving the store. Police said the unidentified person was not involved in the murders and that Kohberger acted alone.

Kohberger, convicted for the murders in July 2025 for the murders, is now housed at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution, which is around nine miles south of Boise.

A judge sentenced him to four consecutive life sentences.

[Feature Photo: Left, Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves and right, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle/Instagram]