Cops investigated Kohberger for eerily similar break-in a year before University of Idaho killings

University of Idaho killer Bryan Kohberger was investigated in connection to an armed, late-night break-in of a home full of college girls in a case that eerily matches details of the the quadruple murder he pleaded guilty to last month, according to newly released documents.

Cops in Pullman — where Kohberger later attended Washington State University — investigated him after an Oct 2021 report that a knife-wielding masked man broke into a house of four sorority sisters at 3:30 a.m. and stood over one of their beds, according to documents released by the City of Pullman.

A 20-year-old student was startled in the middle of the night by a man in a burgundy ski mask with a knife entering her bedroom, the records showed.

The man, seemingly unaware she was awake, was then kicked by the student in the stomach, documents said.

The intruder fled without saying a word, the female student said.