Idaho murders: Bryan Kohberger investigated for another home invasion prior to campus slayings

"I heard my door open and I looked over and someone was wearing a ski mask and had a knife, and so I like kicked the s--- out of their stomach and screamed super loud, and they like flew back into my closet then ran out my door and up the stairs," the woman in the body camera footage told police, adding that the masked intruder entered her bedroom, holding a knife at about 3:30 a.m. 

She said the suspect was silent the whole time, according to the police report, obtained by the outlet. One of her roommates quickly called the police, but officers found no suspect or evidence at the time. 

13 days later, Kohberger was named a person of interest in the Pullman case.

Kohberger's height does not match the female victim's description in the Pullman case. She told police the suspect was 5-foot-3 to 5-foot-5, while Kohberger is six feet tall, according to the police report. Kohberger was not yet enrolled at Washington State University at the time of the Pullman break-in, the report continues. 

The Pullman case is closed and remains unsolved.

"My family and I have been frustrated that the case was not investigated more in depth or resolved," the victim in the break-in case told the outlet. 

Fox News' Michael Ruiz contributed to this report.