COURTROOM INSIDER | Kohberger wants evidence suppressed and wants search warrant challenged

[@djohny-ne3gg]

this is awesome they fought for a venue change and got a judge that won't put up with her BS! love it!

[@catsj1767]

His - he is running the show - he thinks he is so smart

[@jeanP924]

Thank goodness it's not like in the case of judge Steven Boyce but he was no nonsense as well.

[@skepticalmom2948]

If you throw something in the garbage youhave discarded that item, you have disconnected yourself from that item. If the police use that item to connect you to a crime you have no recourse.

[@Missbecification]

Was the knife sheath in the garbage?

[@Tammy_26Irwin]

@@Missbecificationno it was under one of the victims.

[@Tammy_26Irwin]

@@Missbecificationit was at the crime scene

[@Missbecification]

@ thank you. I’m in Australia so following from afar

[@kathrynwitte3398]

@@Missbecificationit was DISCARDED AT THE CRIME SCENE aka EVIDENCE.

[@anitagendler3812]

The Judge is awesome and I love his mind and his approach is no nonsense!

[@allisonangelafleming]

Watching from Kentucky. Been following this case since day one! Kaylee, Maddie, Ethan and Zana deserve justice!

[@raerae2555]

*Xana

[@Aussietari]

Thank You from 🇦🇺Australia Nate. Love this Judge, who is taking No Nonsense from the Defence Lawyer.‼️

[@lauriegee6852]

I don’t know if you can ❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lauriegee6852]

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[@carmellaffan6654]

I second that from another follow Aussie. XO

[@BlindFreddy59]

Ditto 🇦🇺👍🏽

[@Jana-bs6bf]

This judge is great! He is spot on about the standing issue regarding BK's relatives.

[@jocelynsmomwsu102]

Hi Nate. I went to school in Idaho, and my daughter went to WSU. This case is so horrifying, and I hope justice will be served. It feels like a long time coming.

[@brooklynrules6117]

My parents graduated from WSU in 1942. My mother was a war bride. Truly the Greatest Generation

[@theresawadsworth7573]

Love that you are on this case.

[@SusanJohnson-jn8ro]

I like that Judge!!! He knows his stuff

[@pebkit6763]

She sounds like she went to the Lori Vallow Daybell School of Law. 😂😂😂

[@catsj1767]

That is Kohlberger thinking he knows the law and can fight every nuance

[@frankdodgee]

Good one 😂

[@sandieyule1644]

I don't think Miss Ann is use to being told NO! Love this judge

[@jenniferrueger1694]

Which means she is a good defense lawyer. Hopefully, she WON'T win this case!

[@thatkajunguy8029]

​@@jenniferrueger1694 It doesn't mean she's a good defense attorney, it means she tries to badger the courts and it doesn't always work

[@ssmith3513]

Four innocent young people violently murdered... of course evidence should be sought out! IF the evidence matches a suspect, then the defense lawyers can only come up with why the evidence shouldn't be used! Those four young people can't speak for themselves, so the law should be able to investigate. The killer violated their rights! What about that violation?

[@MillaJ100]

Yes! I love this judge for calling out the holes in Taylor’s arguments! I’m sure he’ll be just as tough on the state- love it 😊

[@u.synlig]

It is great to watch a judge really exercise a lawyer, and put her through her paces. This is almost like sitting in on an Appellate Court session, or a state Supreme Court hearing.

[@LindseyDyan]

I love this judge!! Probably one of the best I've watched.

[@gracewhitefeather1474]

The prosecutor and judge are very clear headed and astute. Anne Taylor is clutching at straws. I’d hate to try to defend Kohberger… he’s guilty!!

[@ambera7225]

I'm watching from Los Angeles. Thank you Nate for all your hard work.

[@ahermannblue]

Ann Taylor is floundering badly.

[@bakingnana9740]

Thankyou East Idaho News and Nate, I watch all your coverage of every courts case you explain it so well Nate. I couldn’t stop looking at the woman next to Kohberger, she had a silly smile on her face right through the whole proceedings ☺️, I’m sorry but it’s not a smiling matter. I love this judge, he’s so fair, can’t wait for your coverage of this long awaited trial. Watching from the U.K.

[@thatkajunguy8029]

Taylor is grasping for straws and the judge isn't offering any.. Her argument is ridiculous and she knows it

[@emileesnyder6050]

its so dumb i almost feel bad for her

[@pamcollins1651]

Thank you so very much Nate for your help in guiding us through this!

[@marhee143g5]

I’m so glad you’ll be covering this case!!

[@elizabethelliott3175]

I have always thought and learned that no warrant is needed for trash taken in a bin to the road. When that is done, it belongs to everyone. It is trash.

[@Katherinedawn25]

@@nellym.6555What?!? 😂

[@GCN-r1u]

this is a slam dunk case. his parents know he did it. they should tell him to confess for life in prison. if not they should not support him anymore. he dropped the knife sheath by accident he did not want to leave it at the crime scene.

[@barbarasafrit139]

@GCN-r1u He also returned to the scene! Probably trying to find his knife sheath!

[@marybuckles3584]

Watching on replay from Spokane Washington. I am glad Erica is letting you cover this because I like your presentation

[@beckylynn209]

The sister said he was wearing rubber gloves almost the whole time he was at his parent's n that's when she figured he was the one.. 🤨 Oregon here.. 🤗

[@scientistatwork4667]

Kohberger has a sister? Where did you read this?

[@Vonstermonster7]

​@@scientistatwork4667He has 2 sisters

[@kathyjohnson6645]

@@scientistatwork4667a quick google search says he has two: Melissa and Amanda

[@dovemagic]

@@scientistatwork4667 he has 2 sisters

[@kennyblue5538]

Nate, I've been so blessed by your group's Secret Santa episodes. Thankyou for your service at East Idaho News, very informative interview, sir. Am watching from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada. God bless you all.

[@oldbuzzard8536]

Stay warm!!

[@brichter6630]

Great episode! Wow! Thank you Nate and Howard! Now I’m going to have to get his book!

[@kathrynwitte3398]

It is settled case law that garbage is abandoned property and doesn’t require a warrant. Why is she seemingly arguing against that, calling it a THEORY?

[@rebeccaoliver7977]

Did he put the items in a neighbor’s trash can? Maybe I have it confused with another case

[@animalsareourangels93]

The Kohbergers home is in a gated community. That garbage per se, is only allowed to be touched once it leaves the gated premises. The gated premises is gated for a reason. It is private property. Also the neighbour that was interviewed said that the Kohberger family And the neighbours had an agreement. That is, if the garbage containers were full then they could use any of the neighbours garbage bins that were not full. Please do your research if unsure. Remember, it was Christmas. Allegedly, there is a lot of extra things to throw out at that time of the year.

[@QJacPLo]

​@@rebeccaoliver7977does it matter? Trash is trash

[@TT41401]

@@rebeccaoliver7977 He put his own trash in seperate bags and put them in neighbors cans to hide his DNA. His parents did the normal thing and put their trash in their own cans. Kohberger thought he was so smart, but all they needed to get the warrent was a family members trash that showed a connection to the murderer. This occurs all the time now.

[@kerrylewisRN]

And it was at a crime scene where a crime was being investigated. Why would you need a search warrant

[@leannec9669]

Hi Nate, I am watching from Tatura, Victoria, Australia. I love your coverage of these trials.

[@crimeaftercrime9888]

So excited you guys are covering this case !

[@shellyshannon5226]

Geez, I haven’t listened to anything on Kohberger for a year and they aren’t any further along now.

[@Tammy_26Irwin]

Actually they are! We have a trial date and this judge isn’t having any of AT NONSENSE

[@jenniferrueger1694]

​@@Tammy_26Irwin When is the trial?

[@duketta]

Thanks Nate! Loved this interview!

[@DM-lc2cf]

From Arizona. Always appreciate you being "on the case" and the guests you have. Factual, honest, not-click bait type coverage. Thank you, hoping for justice for these young people and their loved ones. Kohberger is evil. Were any of those people in the courtroom his family?

[@Lavender-blue80]

While I feel desperately sad for the victims and their families, I am so over this case. Wish it would come to trial quickly.

[@kerrylewisRN]

August is the start I believe.

[@BonnieHolland-e8c]

This is part of the defense’s effort to MAKE you bored with the case so people - hopefully on the jury - reach a verdict too fast just to get things over with regardless if it is correct or not. It’s a crap shoot.

[@BonnieHolland-e8c]

Such delays can also cause eyewitnesses to lose or question their memory.

[@nagymakaede3286]

Hello, from Wyoming. Thanks for great journalism. xoxo

[@marilynlast]

Love this judge.

[@rebeccamireles31]

It is burden shifting by defense

[@Grambo46]

Does the woman with the dark hair next to Kohberger look like she's grinning?

[@SeveredOrchid]

She can taste that paycheck

[@QJacPLo]

The whole time!!!!! 😐🙄🙄🙄

[@jaketwain114]

Thank you so much for breaking this down for me. I enjoy your coverage. Have been watching since the beginning of the Lori case.

[@rikemdoyle]

Your guest was great. I'd love to get his reactions to the Kohberger case as it progresses.

[@carachantler2325]

Ordered a copy of Howard’s book whilst he was still being interviewed here. Ironically- I was bombarded with offers of ‘up to 60% off’ on genetic genealogy testing kits 😏

[@lizcampbell7868]

So glad you are on this case Nate. Cheers Liz 🇦🇺

[@nofnzs5507]

Defense attorneys AINT NEVER going to get around BK’s DNA on the snap of the K-bar knife sheath……PERIOD!!

[@oldbuzzard8536]

She could claim he worked in the factory maybe??

[@nofnzs5507]

@ that’s certainly thinking outside the box; but of course she would have to provide evidence that he worked in that specific factory, etc.

[@CommonSense-e1m]

But male blood in rail handle they did not investigate? Except it is not Kohbergers. Dont you people actual listen carefully. Or Nate isnt?

[@Mysticflower._94]

I would lose so much faith in the justice system. He better not.

[@animalsareourangels93]

@CommonSense-e1m exactly! There were three other male DNAs on that knife sheath which were never looked at by the prosecution. Never! Also that little snippet of DNA was on the bottom of the knife sheath inside. As you probably are aware when Touch DNA sits on brass And, within three hours perhaps if you’re lucky four hours it disintegrates all the DNA. I did call up a Company that makes these sheaths and they said that there is a coatimg that they put on the button but of course lacquer is porous as well so the DNA in any case would have been contaminated and therefore not reliable. These people never listen .. I guess one cannot fix stupid

[@lesliematteis8010]

One of the greatest true crime books ever written, “In Cold Blood,” had the effect of being a requiem for the victims. They were a beautiful, generous family, involved with the community, making their murders so much worse. I’m looking forward to reading this interpretation of the Idaho tragedy.

[@beverleykowalewski3026]

If this person is innocent, why is so much being tried to prevent the case from being handled with the evidence available, and prove him innocent. Makes him appear more guilty each time they try and prevent information being used.

[@marci1655]

Isn’t it obvious that their evidence has all been bull shit & this writer as well as Steve G himself have done nothing but spread lies about BK there was no stalking fact there was no connection fact! Where is the states solid evidence in this case proving that they have the right guy? Where, on the hand rail where blood was left but never looked into and never inspected to find out who it belongs to?

[@u.synlig]

Innocent? Ms. Taylor is not arguing her client's innocence. (At least, she is not doing so at this time.) She is currently intent on making the State prove his guilt by lawful means. She is questioning the lawfulness of specific investigative procedures, in this hearing.

[@nitaphillips2752]

Thank you for covering this case Nate. ❤

[@jenniferrueger1694]

Watching from Southern Indiana. Thanks Nate.

[@paulcash9282]

Thanks Nate❤ listening from Texas

[@edentucker1326]

Boom. I like this judge... Every time he addresses the law with her she runs... She changes the subject.

[@fayesmith3846]

Watching from Nova Scotia Canada. Love your reporting.

[@OttawaAndy]

Interesting interview and good information. Thanks for that.

[@suzettedaniel-u5q]

Totally understand law enforcement getting frustrated...crazy,work their buttons off to get evidence..then argument after argument of insubstantial BS..

[@oldbuzzard8536]

When you break into someone else's home, you can't claim privacy for your DNA you left behind. It sounds like his lawyer is admitting he WAS there!!

[@lauritamburrino5179]

Good point

[@cristinaalvarez3016]

Love you Nate.

[@tishlatora6680]

Thanks Mr. Eaton, I appreciate you 😊✌️🙏

[@defyinglaura03]

Suffolk Virginia!!!! Loves you Nate! We support you and Lauren Matthias, y'all report the truth! Thank u!

[@helenbalabanoff1409]

Thanks Nate! Always enjoy your coverage of these court cases! Watching from Johannesburg, South Africa 🇿🇦

[@MathewWoodard]

Nate looks trim and fit! Can’t wait to watch EIN coverage of this case.

[@theresawadsworth7573]

Watching from Pennsylvania

[@michelledunne8990]

Catching up from Ireland I followed you on the Lorie vallow Daybell great work

[@teresadoxtader3800]

Watching from Michigan

[@kansascitychifes3507]

Watching from Illinois ❤ Thank you Nate for keeping us informed. I started watching because of Lori missing children but stayed for Nate and everything east Idaho dose. Including secret Santa. ❤

[@auntiear126]

Hey Courtroom Insider, following your diligent coverage on cases in Idaho has been compelling and it’s nonstop from here on! Recently listened to When Night Come Falling on Audible. Of course there is so much more to discover about this dreadful case! Thanks from Calgary!

[@joycewedel9084]

Ty as always.

[@ronnavaughn2928]

Re-watching from Arizona. Thanks, Nate and EIN.

[@4Him4Ever]

Watching from Central Valley CA, home of some weird cases ourselves!

[@PsychicReverendDonnaSeraphina]

Seems like Anne believes that when you commit a crime and leave DNA evidence at a crime scene that it's a violation of your privacy for somebody to track you down.That makes no sense.

[@Indeedysir]

Because it’s not DNA. it’s touch DNA. which means it’s absolutely everywhere. You bring it home from Walmart or walgreens, the doctor. You leave it at those places etc.

[@shewearsfunnyhat]

@@Indeedysirthere is only one DNA profile on that piece of evidence. That profile belongs to Bryan.

[@lorihall3411]

Thanks for this informative video! Watching from chilly Florida🥶! I am so ready for this long awaited trial!

[@catsj1767]

Watching from dry Nebraska 😂

[@jewelboxnews]

Watching from Texas

[@jenniferrueger1694]

I've always thought his motive for murd was to get real time info for his thesis. Imo, he is a narcissist that thought he could get away with it....hopefully, this won't happen! Watching from Indiana.

[@yvette2767]

Thank you watching from WV

[@cail171]

I do NOT like her. They're dragging this on & these 4 families through hell. They got all they asked thus far. Move across the STATE. quit catering to him. There are victims here wtf

[@catsj1767]

They are letting him argue and argue and then, when found guilty no leeway will be given. He is trying to use what he learned in school…..

[@u.synlig]

@@catsj1767 The defendant did not go to law school, and he is not a criminal lawyer. On the other hand, his attorney -- Anne Taylor -- is a very accomplished criminal lawyer. She was even the Head of the Public Defender's Office in her county, before joining Kohberger's defense team. It is pretty certain that she does not need the uninformed input of her client, in order to develop and present legal theories.😃

[@vickinapoleon1898]

Nate - thank you for covering this. I was very confused when I saw this on a different court show, I won’t be watching that again!🤦‍♀️

[@cathybenadaro]

I suppose he wants a steak dinner too.😅

[@cail171]

So genealogy is OK if the defendants are getting off with the crime lmao

[@sandieyule1644]

Nate so good to see you. Watching from PA. I pray the police did things legally so this man doesn't get away with murder.

[@buffy8156]

This attorney has no shame! Does she slither under the door when she comes and goes? #1 question - how in the world would a knife sheath containing his DNA end up under a body of a murdered woman? Does this snake want him to go free? Maybe go to HER home some night? DNA! It shouldn’t matter HOW they found it! They 😂found it and it is his DNA! No shame!

[@patu.121]

It does matter how they found it, except nothing was done illegally as she's trying to imply in this specific case. Either way, the defense has to try everything possible to get it suppressed, that's the job of the defense.

[@brandahmessenger433]

More evidence to come!

[@dianehulet789]

Great job once again 😊

[@contentedspirit9022]

So BK's attorney is actually trying to say that police needed a warrant to search through his neighbor's trash to retrieve items BK placed there himself, and seen doing so on video? If BK had placed the items in the trash of his own family, in his own house, I would agree that a warrant would have been needed. That requirement disappeared the minute he released those items from his personal custody and placed then in/on the property of someone not related to himself, without that person's knowledge, and in the darkness of night when nobody was awake or knowing what BK was doing. If i remember correctly, this activity was seen on camera, which created reasonal suspicion for those items to be retrieved, and no warrant would be needed. The knofe sheath was found at the murder scene, and an intensive investigation was being done on that sheath. Wouldnt sending that evidence for further testing be an expected and necessary part of the investigation in determining who that knife sheath belonged to? It doesn't make sense to need separate and additional warrants in order to send this evidence for testing in an attempt to locate the owner/user of the knife and knife sheath that had been used during the commission of those murders. Im glad there's a good judge in this case.

[@lauritamburrino5179]

No warrant needed for trash

[@QJacPLo]

It doesn't matter if it was their trash can or the neighbors. Trash is trash. Discarded is discarded.

[@flyoverurbangarden4315]

Good interview Nate.

[@greenman6141]

I'm at the beginning of the video, so I'm just watching the defense attorney make her argument to suppress...and let's be fair, this is her job, to try to do this. Indeed, if she failed to try to suppress, if Kohberger is ever convicted, he'd have a claim of improper defense. That said; let's look at her argument. 1. "it was done in private". Yes of course it was. Law enforcement generally keep their investigations private. Let's compare this to the work done on the Gilgo Beach serial killer. It was finally properly started in Feb 2022 (after 12 years). Was that "done in private". You bet your sweet serial killer's arse it was done in private. They weren't out there giving press conferences letting their suspect know how close they were, and to make sure to get rid of any incriminating information, or go on the run. Apart from press conferences, who else exactly does this attorney believe SHOULD have been being informed of all this? 2. "that should raise red flags". Note the use of the passive tense. SHE is responsible for raising any problems. THAT is exactly her job. "flags" don't just raise themselves for no reason. And if she's saying there is a problem, she needs to cite the laws or precedents which create any red flags. She didn't. Not a sausage. 3. she claimed that taking an item out of the trash needed a warrant. Nope, not if it has been put out for collection. Which it had. 4 why is a warrant needed to transfer a sample from one lab to another? Maybe it is, I'm not a specialist, but I've never heard of that. AND, once again, she failed to cite a single law or court ruling or precedent which established that to be the case. I've never heard an attorney fail to cite the legal authority of their claim.....if there is one.

[@Tammy_26Irwin]

I was screaming these exact words when I watched it earlier

[@tinaspann7745]

You are so right about everything you stated at first I thought to myself how stupid can this defense lawyer be and then I thought just like you did it's her job and she has to at least try. But this judge is not taking any of that BS and I guess she's going to have to go back to the drawing board. This guy doesn't have a leg to stand on as he may have gone to school thinking that he was going to be able to get away with this kind of crap but he didn't plan on dropping his knife sheath

[@bettyjones113]

Can a mistrial be called if lawyer is incompetent?

[@greenman6141]

@@bettyjones113 Abso=blooming-lutely. Especially if it the incompetent attorney is court appointed.

[@greenman6141]

@@tinaspann7745 From a strictly academic, non emotional, point of view, it is kind of interesting to consider what might have happened had he not left that knife sheath. From what I know about the case - which I followed a fair bit at the time and a bit after his arrest, but not much since - LEOs had the white car to follow up. I wonder if they would ever have followed that to Kohberger. I believe he went and altered something about the registration - I'm not sure. I wonder whether LE would have done a huge sweep of any and all videos - all ring cams, all store cctv, all traffic cams, all ATM cams, the lot...in a widening circle, and have found a good shot of the car, with the plate. Because he was out at a pretty unusual hour. Not too many other cars would have been around. I tend to think...they would have come across him and his car eventually. But leaving that sheath behind. I;ve wondered if THAT is why he drove back. Whether he went into a total panic and drove back with the wild hope he could somehow retrieve it. It is so like something from a novel. Someone who considers himself so much smarter than everyone else. Especially women. He screws up his career and life again - which he'd just done at the uni. Enraged, he explodes in this manner. But still thinks he's fiendishly brilliant. Then finds he gets SO overwhelmed, or excited, when ....well dong what he did, that he leaves a great big huge flaming clue behind. Sort of like an evil O"Henry story. Not quite as weird as a Poe story...but getting there. The fact that the defense are trying SO hard to get the DNA out and the DS out...tends to indicate that they know they have nothing else. Of course they'd do those things anyway...but they're definately giving off vibes of "this is all we have, there's no real defense. That alibi we talked so much about a couple of years back. Yeah, that was a joke. Especially as that ailibi was..he was driving around, near the home., and turned his phone off as he got really near it. Then turned it back on, shortly after the murders."

[@barbaraclark2795]

Kohberger has done everything they can to delay delay delay this trial why ??? could it be because he knows he did it? COME ON WITH THE TRIAL ALREADY

[@barbaraclark2795]

SORRY Nate i am in michigan

[@pattyhendrix4945]

He's probably scared to go to prison where he'll get what he deserves.

[@catsj1767]

He is trying out his ‘knowledge’ of proceedings that he’s learned in school. Thinking he committed the perfect crime. This is his examination… which eventually he will fail. His time in the court room desiring all he had prepped for…. Soon it will be over. He will be put in jail to have his spirit broken. Knowing he failed his thesis, his desire to become a notorious killer. Little time of day will be given to him after that.

[@Pepperboy555]

Watching from Scottsdale Az. Found EIN though watching Secret Santa episodes.

[@catherineweis3109]

It almost feels like this evidentiary hearing is turning into an appeals hearing with the judge taking the opposite point of view to the attorney speaking and challenging that attorney's argument.

[@shewearsfunnyhat]

The judges job is to prevent issues that can be overturned on appeal.

[@ellenjackson6711]

Watching from California. Read Blum’s book and recommend it.

[@tinaspann7745]

Hi Nate, I didn't see this live as it is 11:02 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. I am watching from Jacksonville Florida and I watch you all the time. I am editing this post as I just saw on Nancy Grace KZbin video tonight where something came up about another home invasion in the same area similar to the Kohberger case. She was discussing how this could be the practice trial that Koberger may have done like you guys were talking on your show tonight. You might want to look at Nancy Grace which aired on 1-23- 25. I wonder if the police department's there have looked at the similarities of the two cases. Wouldn't that be something if investigators could find something in Koberrgers phones GPS to put him near the second house?

[@hjong8830]

I hope the four young students get their justice. If he gets death penalty, I pray it won’t be decades. I feel that’s cruel to the victims’ parents and loved ones to suffer so many years to wait for closure and justice.

[@ZSC92]

Does this defense atty even grasp who she's fighting for??? It makes her as creepy as this butcher monster.

[@djohny-ne3gg]

creepies thing is, he got the type for an attorney that he @illed. blond female

[@oldbuzzard8536]

Probably not lost on her. She looked afraid of him in the beginning.

[@catsj1767]

Yes and she best do her best to do what he asks so nothing can be said she failed. Yes, but she is doing every crazy thing he asks… as he is the one grasping at straws trying to state he committed the perfect crime. But reality is - no, no he messed up. He will never ever get out again.

[@bonnylouwho76]

Thank you Nate. I have had many family members who attended college in Moscow as well as one who attended school and graduated from the university in Pullman as he drove over to Moscow to teach Anatomny Classes at the U, there.

[@SusanJohnson-jn8ro]

Watching from Alaska Nate

[@sandieyule1644]

I'm sorry but we are trying to find a killer...to darn bad! She needs to go sit down!

[@dimitrageorgiadi5087]

... A serial killer

[@rebeccaslater8448]

Thanks Nate!! I bought the book. Watching from Towanda, PA.

[@Helaires]

Hi, Nate from Northern California.

[@trixietripodi688]

The Defence Attorney is stumbling over with her words. 🤔 She is not competent enough to defend a monster.

[@justinofboulder]

I was thinking the same thing! Very unsure of herself, struggling to understand legal terminology

[@terripetre8159]

Kohberger has no rights and no other person does over their DNA at a crime scene. Police can collect a knife sheath underneath a victim and process for DNA. Defendants have no rights over their dna nor fingerprints in crime scenes. We’ve scene fingerprints challenged by defense in past history when it was used in evidence against a defendants in court. We are seeing DNA being challenged that was collected and processed. Defense wants his cell phone records, Amazon account, Apple account, ATT all suppressed, and thrown out. Defense and prosecution are doing their job. The judge is doing his job and is highly respected by defense and prosecution teams. We all want Justice for the victims and defendant. Judge Hippler knows what he is doing and is clear with both sides to be prepared and follow the law. It’s a relief to see order in court and not the circus that went on in Moscow. May Justice prevail.

[@alanapankopf927]

Great job Nate! I don't see all the confusion and need for motive, the average decent person couldn't understand heinous crimes. BK if guilty, has all the signs of a predatory sociopathic killer who probably fantasized about committing and getting away with the perfect crime, i.e., he was a former drug abuser, bullied, didn't fit in, a reported misogynist, studied serial and or infamous killers, etc. Listen to experts like Dr. Gary Brucato for his takes on various homicide cases- truly enlightening.

[@Audyfrequin]

Thank you nate 😊

[@elizabethelliott3175]

Howard Blum is a very informative guest chock-full of a lot of pertinent knowledge! I hope you get to interview him as the trial moves along and after it's over as well.

[@andreadebiasio8883]

Thanks!

[@idahospudgirlidahospudgirl4998]

Good judge