Court documents: Post if shoot caught in front of the camera. Suspect waited hours in the victim's house before killing

Post if, Idaho – Court documents reveal frightening new details in the shooting of a post -event man and the alleged murderer, an ex of the victim Nathan Rogers' girlfriend.

Post if Police was called to a house in the Dorado Avenue on Sunday afternoon after Roger's girlfriend reported that she had seen how he was murdered on her ring video cameras.

An affidavit shows that they and Rogers lived together in the house and had just returned from a Valentine's Day trip when he was killed. She was her daughter on the way, she told the police and checked the cameras when Rogers did not answer her call.

A camera in the couple's kitchen caught a man in a black weapon in his hand, entered the possibly unlocked front door at 5 a.m., as recordings show. The investigators say that they were able to check about 30-40 videos between the hours in which “the suspect male Jason Rook, fland [the] Living without a mask.

The video shows the Intruder shooting Rogers several times.

The suspect removed his mask on video; The investigators say that the friend Rogers helped him to identify him as an ex, Jason Rook, positively.

She told them that she had separated with him in 2023 because he had consumed drugs, but he had bothered her and posted intimate photos of her online.

A neighbor's camera also conquered a jeep, from which the police, according to the police, left Rook's car and home after shooting.

Rook is located in the Kootai County prison without bond and stands in front of the first degree in front of murder, burglary and stalking.