Idaho Student Murders: Top 5 Issues Delaying Bryan Kohberger's Trial

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[@LanaMyslyvetsPlanners]

Bryan is delaying the trial with This N Thats. Bryan should have opted for a Speedy trial and testified and said "not me people", but he going for the Majic Way,

[@raptorman48]

I just want to point out the fact he didn't wear a suit in his every day life but he sure wears a suit in court when he should be in a prison jumpsuit like everyone else has to be!

[@gamersroost]

​​@@LanaMyslyvetsPlanners lots of people are confused on what the speedy trial was. Brian has a right to speedy trial meaning his initial showing in court. He waved that so his attorneys could take additional time to do what they needed. This is not uncommon, and waving a speedy trial is not uncommon in any way. It is only the preliminary hearings.

[@gmimi2]

​​@@raptorman48You're obviously clueless, in court hearings, the accused doesn't wear "prison clothes" to trial as he hasn't been convicted yet 🙄🤦.

[@raptorman48]

@@gmimi2 Richard Allen in the delphi case does and so do other prisoners arrested for murder but this guy didn't even wear a suit and tie outside of court he is just a murderer trying to appear as an intellectual person and innocent when in fact he is a psychopathic killer he doesn't fool me the evidence so far speaks for itself and fools on here trying to defend a murderer it's pathetic!

[@Angela-he8wx]

1 year anniversary is comming up next Monday. Let's keep the victims in our minds.

[@JesiRae11]

Monday, the 13th is the day

[@truecrimescafe]

Yes. Some of us eill contribute to this by keeping the diary alive on our channels

[@Angela-he8wx]

@@JesiRae11 I corrected, thank you!

[@Juke582]

Definitely! 😢 those kids never leave my thoughts ….

[@towsonmoma875]

And their families 😢

[@mrjesabi]

The case against him is weak, and the prosecution knows it. It's very circumstantial from what I've heard so far. If the prosecution had a strong case this trial would have taken place already.

[@RobertP-kk5ou]

This is going to be a long long trial.

[@truecrimescafe]

Yea. Looks that way.

[@nurseratched1208]

Thank you for this video. Your guest was very informative and interesting. It was great for us lay people who sometimes find legalese too intricate and hard to follow.

[@CrazyMaryJo]

Appreciate that you keep mentioning victims’ names.

[@towsonmoma875]

Definitely, it's always about him. His Victims and their families are much more important 👍

[@vmat6684]

​@@towsonmoma875 You say "his" victims. I wasn't aware that he was already convicted.

[@gmimi2]

​@@vmat6684Don't you love the people that pay no attention to our Constitution and our rights, BK has the presumption of innocence UNTIL PROVEN guilty. Most people have declared him guilty without a trial, no evidence, no defense, they want him locked up and the key thrown away and feel he doesn't deserve a trial 🙄🤦.

[@CrazyMaryJo]

@@gmimi2 I think he deserves a fair trial. I want to see the evidence before I make up Ny mind.

[@gmimi2]

@@CrazyMaryJo As everyone should! He absolutely deserves a fair trial, EVERYONE deserves a fair trial.

[@PrincessofErised]

It took more than 4 years for Jodi Arias to go to trial.

[@nigelbutler5040]

Is she still in the hotel??

[@GrumpyCat-mw5xl]

I’ve always wondered if a guy like this admits what he did to his lawyer. Or does the lawyer say you don’t have to tell me if you did it or not what do you want to plead and we will go from there. Certainly if if he did it his lawyer knowing he did it would be helpful in the defense because they would know what they are actually dealing with.

[@ninamartinez5171]

❤ your so adorable you asked your question then you answered it like a boss 😅

[@Whitedove6]

Doubtful

[@stephaniepfaff3648]

Same here!

[@Michelle_Lea]

Kind of fascinating…

[@jaradrobinson2975]

If he were to admit to his lawyer, if his lawyer was asked in trial by statue his lawyer has to be honest to DA in setting. His lawyer probably suggested not to know that way it was open ended. It's a tricky thing.

[@lauriewarner4848]

Wonderful guest. Fabulous show. Thank you!

[@ermiashagosfinalboss]

I just don't understand why the prosecution is fighting to have the DNA/IGG results given to the defense. If so confident in it, then why not just share it? It will come out either way eventually at trial.

[@ksc743]

I think it's because 1. It's touch-dna and 2. I think it's only the second time (first was the Golden State killer) that ancestral dna is being tested/trialed in a major world-wide court case? I may be wrong because America has so many killers I can't keep up anymore😥

[@kirstyb90]

They're not introducing it as evidence at the trial, so they think the defense don't need it.

[@ksc743]

Last I heard Judge John Judge said he wanted ALL the material from the FBI and genetic lab turned over to him before Dec 1 and he will review it all in one go (very optimistic of him) and decide what should be handed over to the defense. There are apparently privacy concerns wrt the genetic DNA because of names and genetic information of individuals unrelated to the case could be included in the family tree. He also noted that if the prosecution doesn't have all the info by Dec 1 he could delay the case. Ho hum here we go again...I see this trial carrying on for years.

[@MedusaEcho]

Because they worked backwards, there is no chance that they could’ve done all of the necessary DAN analysis from the touch DNA that must be done/preserved within 6 hours after …..if they got 911 call after 8 hours from the murders none of that makes any sense.

[@tomcampbell6157]

Why not test the other 2 unidentified DNA samples from the house?

[@JennyLouLou]

From what I understand they were destroyed.

[@LaPlaztique]

Male DNA.

[@shazzasees]

​@@JennyLouLouHmmm...

[@xuxuang8574]

Because that's not how murder investigations are run. They pick a person and build a case against them. They don't want to muddy the waters with potential additional suspects as that could damage the case they are trying to build.

[@Seashellsbytheseashore21]

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[@CrazyMaryJo]

Really good coverage. Not repetitive. 👍

[@45square]

Why did it take the lead detective and coroner 4hrs to get to the crime scene after 911 was called?

[@shazzasees]

Not to mention the time it took TO actually call 911.

[@lorib604]

Gone fishin’

[@catlover4700]

And why did it take so long for the roommates to call 911 but they called friends first ?

[@catlover4700]

​@@shazzaseesthat's an issue I'm not comfortable with . It's very strange they'd call their friends and not 911.

[@shazzasees]

@@catlover4700 Same here. I actually think it's shocking and appalling, not to mention suspicious.

[@tomnohmy1273]

I'm wondering recently if the case is weak.

[@HappyHK369]

My understanding is when he waive his speedy trial right, it means he's ready to be peeled like onion. So since it's a death penalty case, i think he'd rather have the investigation and trial to be conducted properly with sufficient time, where along the way more evidence may arise, than having the case go the wrong way. He has the knowledge of how speedy trial could go wrong with pressure from many directions, and how complicated the case is.

[@emfromthechi]

Yup. Prosecution hasn't even given all the evidence...they have until Dec 1. Smart move to waive speedy trial tbh

[@HappyHK369]

@@emfromthechi yes, for me, if I'm innocent, i'll get the time i need to prove my innocence.

[@emfromthechi]

@@HappyHK369 same...people like to say "well if you're innocent you should not waive your rights to a speedy and trial and get out as soon as possible" But they probably forget that people have been falsely sentenced to prison and even death many times.

[@lindalarson5468]

Love Professor Epstein. He is so good at explaining this complicated case in simple terms. Thanks Jesse

[@kooganh6276]

Lml dude gotta change his name

[@2hot2bstr8official]

i love when he comes on!!

[@ircjesselee]

You're welcome.

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@kooganh6276 No... If immature folks can’t figure out the difference between Epsteins and that many people have the same last name, then they shouldn’t be on the internet or functioning in society at all.

[@snickerinmuttley1204]

@lindalarson5468, He's Juan Epstein's father, you remember the sweat hogs, Vinnie Barbarino, Horshack, Mr Kotter??😁😁

[@truecrimescafe]

The victims and their families deserve swift justice.

[@shawnl910]

@WalpNacht THANK YOU! I suspected from the start when the other two roommates were so quickly eliminated as suspects. No way one person did this!

[@KatBrat808]

@WalpNacht that’s absolute BS and you know it. How did BK’s dna get on that sheath? Dude is a psycho that was angry none of those girls would respond to his Instagram messages.

[@Seashellsbytheseashore21]

@@shawnl910I have a hard time believing one man did this, Especially on his supposed first rodeo, and especially since there was murders on two floors, witnesses left alive, and the fact no one called cops for over 8 hours. Doesn’t jive with me. But if there’s victim dna in his car or his blood is in the house, I’ll at least buy that he is a solid accomplice. Right now I lean towards getaway driver or someone’s F buddy who was at the wrong place at the wrong time

[@a.n.d.yl.e.e8074]

@WalpNachtfacts, I’ve had that thought from the beginning

[@SteveV2023]

If he's innocent, how does that explain the DNA?

[@julietpaz1056]

terrible crime 1 year anniversary Never forget Rest in peace The victimas and their families deserve justice Lets keep the victims in our minds

[@jas0206]

Captured the attention of the world*** People all over the globe have been following this for a year because of TikTok and KZbin. Greetings from Australia! 👋🏼

[@GH-oi2jf]

A year is not that long a delay for a murder case.

[@mariee.5912]

It's if you're innocent. Eve a week would be too long.

[@Zellofogous]

@@mariee.5912that’s why it’s weird for him sitting in there…. if he really were innocent he could have exculpatory evidence and an alibis to free him…. but he doesn’t because he was involved

[@estrella5935]

@@Zellofogousthat’s not usually how it works. When the police have a suspect, that’s that. They don’t admit they’re wrong often. The prosecution just wants a win. They do not care whether he’s innocent.

[@Zellofogous]

@@estrella5935 yea usually if they have a suspect, it’s a greater chance than not they are guilty….. so what they just randomly pulled his name out of a hat and fbi decided to frame him?? lol

[@mariee.5912]

@Zellofogous true. I just like to give the benefit of the doubt. His alibis is so weak that makes him look guilty.

[@sarahkennedy43]

I have a question that I am curious about why is he allowed to wear a suit and tie instead of the orange jail clothes that he was wearing in the beginning??? I think it is highly disrespectful to the families of the 4 victims of this horrific crime.

[@addieperryman]

I think it’s highly disrespectful people can’t wear real clothes in front of others. He hasn’t been convicted yet he still deserves basic rights. And most cases they allow this. This is nothing new.

[@usakiwi1986]

One of Bryans neighbors said he would hear him at 4am vacuuming.

[@Nflprodz278]

Vacuuming? At 4am? Where did you see this??

[@j.artiste8596]

I've heard so to. He both drove around at night or cleaned his house at night due to insomnia.

[@bunny_murphy]

I’m a night 🦉 owl. It’s when I feel the best, compared to the morning (I have an autoimmune disease). If it wouldn’t wake my husband, I would choose to vacuum at 4am. In my opinion, there is nothing odd about this behavior. I promise I am not trying to be ugly, I don’t have an argumentative bone in my body, I just wanted to mention another point of view👩‍⚖️ 🫶🌙

[@lstruggy]

I vacuum at 3am does that mean I’m a serial killaaa?

[@estrella5935]

My aunt is exactly the same. A night owl, cleaning or driving around at night.

[@Rose-x9w3j]

This guy is being framed

[@supersquirrel7546]

And his self portrait is quite the ugly picture. Monstrous even.

[@helenrobertson9348]

Yeah my opinion also.

[@patrikahlvik8607]

How does it feels, deeply inside, for an defense attorney, try to save a person like this, from justice being served?

[@ladyeowyn42]

I think defendants need a competent defense if only to prevent verdicts being overturned on appeal.

[@GiannaL]

Money is money you clown

[@NC4E]

Deep inside I imagine they have a strong sense of duty to the constitution that keeps them going.

[@agakra]

„A person like this” meaning what? Sounds like the internet users have given their verdict already

[@TheregoesMerl]

Sounds like you know him personally

[@hedypace1121]

They might want to look at the fraternity house right behind where these students lived. Sometimes they have to do things in order to join in a fraternity. I'm just saying. Look into it.

[@lottie1144]

I think you’re thinking of gangs. College fraternities don’t require murder to join. 🙄

[@addieperryman]

You’re not entirely wrong here. Ethan got into a fight w his frat boys that night.

[@MrShane82]

And that video with the light had what 3 runners

[@Desertlifeinthesonoran]

If they make a movie, Jake Gyllenhaal would be perfect!

[@dgrei320]

Agreed! Jake is brilliant in his creepy weirdo roles. Nightcrawler is one of my faves.

[@Desertlifeinthesonoran]

@@JMu-sm4ly The plot thickens! Lol 😂

[@Juke582]

He would never do a lifetime movie! No way!

[@FilthyMudblood]

He would be when he was younger.

[@trinade3732]

@@JMu-sm4ly Who says he did? You?

[@nicostone2800]

Something is just extremely off. They’re clearly hiding something. Wont be surprised if the roommates are involved.

[@1man_crowd]

My theory from the get-go. Imagine having already slain four people in the same house and then chancing upon another lone female (the perp couldn't possibly have known that there was yet another sixth student present in the house). What would you do? Why let that one live after having seen you and your bushy eyebrows? It's not feasible.

[@adamstuart8768]

Bushy eyebrows surely a crime... 😅😅😅

[@tastyredsauce]

This again. You guys want a big dramatic story with twists and turns to entertain you. When the most “boring” explanation is the most likely. Him being the murderer just isn’t entertaining enough for you. Doesn’t quite tickle your fancy.

[@kaylaread8048]

The Police told you, he did it, so you‘re convinced, he did it.

[@1man_crowd]

@@tastyredsauce What you propose is certainly the most simple solution.

[@jodybern]

Interesting case… mostly circumstantial… however too many coincidences… justice might prevail

[@rebeccaswift7588]

Most cases are circumstantial because there isn't always a witness, or pics or videos of a crime occurring ..

[@scorpion-lg4ic]

​@@rebeccaswift7588that is 100 percent correct. most murderers aren't going to leave a witness.. unless they don't realize someone saw them

[@stevemassarone1470]

Excellent coverage

[@dustinh4175]

I doubt these were the first murders he committed.

[@Zellofogous]

i agree

[@ethanwiles2]

im so confused coz he hasnt been to trial yet, have you got secret info?

[@2hot2bstr8official]

i agree.

[@lburm964]

I believe the passing of the speedy trail is due to placing as much time as possible between the murders and the shock, horror, and emotional part of this case.

[@jat8051]

The way the keep delaying this trial. This guy might OJ this trail .

[@mintpatty]

Big mistake. There is no knife, sir. The DNA was taken from the snap on the casing. The speaker here wrongly stated that the blood was on the knife and that the blood matched the defendant's. Please correct this mistake

[@martinmohney6693]

Dna on the button ,why was no dna found on the sheath?

[@ninamartinez5171]

BK is definitely very bright. Big problem for the police and other agencies 😢

[@erikaewen9330]

It's almost impossible to determine whether a person has evil eyes unless perhaps one has training to make such interpretations.😮

[@gmimi2]

And how does one have training to determine if someone has "evil" eyes?

[@estrella5935]

Right? It’s so ridiculous when someone says that.

[@I.Grow.Multiples]

Some people just have dark eyes, and then some people who are just pure evil and it requires no training to see that they have no empathy,remorse and they are in fact evil.I have to admit that I have seen it in with other narcissistic, murderers myself. I’m talking about people who were found guilty after a fair trial.

[@leorabenjack3877]

Jodi is one SICK humanbeing

[@Codered810]

I disagree. Specially for women. If we look into a person's eyes and feel creeped out. Trust that. As the old saying goes " they eyes are the windows into a person's soul"

[@Zach-je4zd]

Well, the FBI coming back into the 1122 king road for further laser analysis doesn’t really surprise me considering this case has been botched from the very get go. They’ve had a major homicide one month prior to this homicide happening in November 2022. You have a person who was in the house at the time of the murders who claimed she saw the man who slaughtered her friends pass by her room, and say he had bushy eyebrows. Then waited eight hours to phone the police about the homicide. Then later stated she heard everything that was going on upstairs. You have a door Dash driver that coincidentally showed up three minutes before the homicide. You have cameras going down the block of the street that this ELANTRA was seen but no one has footage of a speeding away from the crime scene at the time that it happened. You are not allowing jurors to go into the home and will rather re-create the crime scene using AI technology. You will not disapprove that Brian’s phone connected to Wi-Fi previously to the murders. You have no previous evidence of him ever contacting any of the people that had lived inside of the house at that time. Yet you want us to believe that a criminology major, who studies the ins and outs of these crimes, would leave behind a knife sheath with trace evidence on it. Yeah nobody is buying that. Come back when you have a much stronger case.

[@tina5203]

Absolutely Well Said !!!!

[@mayday24176]

🎉well said!!!!!! This is the most corrupt covered up case it’s disgusting - praying for those 4 kids Kaylee, Madison, Ethan and Xana, get the Justice they deserve and need.

[@johannawigg6921]

Ooop !!

[@debbiejames3096]

@@mayday24176 also praying for BK who is being framed

[@lstruggy]

He’s innocent?

[@justinarias88]

Issue #1 FBI hasn't planted enough evidence 😂

[@shelbywoodward9351]

I think his legal team is hoping to push this far enough out to the point that there isn't a huge social following. "Let's hope this fades from the public eye"

[@JeffWilkinson-cfp]

🤦

[@R.obin.]

Are you kidding? This is so much in the public eye and there are a lot of people that want to see that justice will be served. It got too much world wide news to fade away.

[@cdelane3335]

Yeah i figure they are wanting the publics emotions to settle down. Its gonna be hard to find a jury also because I don't see anyone in Idaho not knowing about this case. So it's probably a good idea to push it out.

[@truecrimescafe]

I don't think that strategy will work.

[@truecrimescafe]

​@@R.obin.Very true.

[@usakiwi1986]

Bryan is well versed in all these laws

[@truecrimescafe]

Seems like it. Plus he has seemingly maintained a very calm posturing throughout the case.

[@Juke582]

No he is not!!!!! His lawyer is!!!

[@towsonmoma875]

Now, they are bringing up that he was once a Drug Addict. Who cares, he wasn't on drugs when he comitted these murders.

[@lstruggy]

@@towsonmoma875what if the two roommates had something to do w the homicide?

[@Seashellsbytheseashore21]

No he is not, he didn’t go to law school 😂

[@NoShiiitSherlock]

His Alibi was that he was prowling the night 🌙 🤣

[@caseycrawford4267]

Or delivering for doordash

[@CreatingExcellence]

It’s not taking long, it’s only been a year. Murder cases often take 2-3 years until they go to trail. Sometimes longer.

[@rustyjames3810]

He's playing it like a chess game...I think he's caught...

[@adrianmoore5985]

Nope

[@erikaewen9330]

Capital Cases do require a lot more investigation of the suspect to find out positive and negative things and mitigating factors about the suspect.

[@usakiwi1986]

I would think nowadays there would be a separate department to go over digital evidence

[@agapelove992]

There is Detective Lawrence Mowery

[@hedypace1121]

I think someone stole Brian's knife and sheath from him and did the killings and set him up by leaving the sheath behind to put the blame onto Brian. They diffinally couldn't leave the knife because after that they knew they'd never get all their d n a off that knife. I'm telling you it's a set up.

[@jacquelinechellis4036]

And brian cooperated by grabing his phone and driving all around the crime scene.

[@SJSUPhilosopher-c1d]

[@Urgurl514]

Sham of a case

[@black.cake1]

Were the roommates even looked into?

[@blackgirlwithaseptum5895]

Yes… they were been found innocent

[@Michelle_Lea]

Great show!

[@anthonylomonte3437]

I cant see him taking all 4 of guard. There had to be a loud scream? Unless the one lady that saw The suspect was wear ear buds. Killing 4 people without a fight.?? Come on? Unless he had already killed the 2 girls up stairs then the Jack on the box delivery showed up. and he stopped and then he killed the man and young lady on the main floor. had to know the layout of the house.

[@adrianmoore5985]

You are right, the suspects knew the house like the back of their hand.

[@ninamartinez5171]

Not enough to convict on a capital murder trial 😢 sorry fact.

[@pendizzy6352]

Innocent until PROVEN guilty . this time line and dna bs... Not buying any of this.

[@NoShiiitSherlock]

POLL: Will Brian Kholberger end up Testifying on the stand one day?

[@cherylb2008]

I’m going to speculate No

[@supersquirrel7546]

At the moment there doesn't seem to be any advantages to BK testifying at his own trial. It's hard to make a call without knowing what the defense strategy is. Trying to extract clues from all previous hearings was also difficult because defense team kept a tight seal on their strategy. I personally don't think they have a clear one and are still "feeling out" their best options. They're not going to have any solid strategy until they get all the materials they requested from the prosecution team.

[@IamLiam24]

My opinion is no. I don't see him testifying but I def could be wrong!

[@45square]

It’s never a good idea to take the stand if you’re on trial.

[@Michelle_Lea]

@@45squareyeah cue the Murdaugh trial 😂

[@bubblesbutterfly1235]

Those sound effects this morning 😭

[@amellestandardweaselfat6601]

And whom ever disallows a court proceeding of this degree should be indighted

[@erikaewen9330]

I'm happy that Professor Epstein is explaining the 5 issues impacting that it will be a while until there is a trial for BK.

[@lovetina2010]

JESSE...IM THOROUGHLY IMPRESSED WITH YOUR VIDEO PODCAST. I HAVE BEEN WATCHING THIS FIRST TWENTY MINUTES NOW AND I REALLY HAVE NO CLUE WHAT YOU BELIEVE. IF YOU BELIEVE HES GUILTY OR HE IS INNOCENT. THAT JUST BLOWS MY MIND. IM ACTUALLY WATCHING GOOD NEWS WHERE YOU KEEP YOUR FEELINGS OUT OF IT AND JUST LAY DOWN QUESTIONS, MEANINGS, RULES, REGULATIONS, WHATEVER TO HELP US UNDERSTAND WHAT IS HAPPENING. I THANK YOU SO SO MUCH FOR THAT!!!!! I WILL, WANT AND AM HAPPY TO CONTINUE WATCHING YOU. YOU HAVE GREAT PROFESSIONALISM TO THE FULLEST IN GIVING US NEWS.

[@scottturner8957]

why are you yelling. turn off caps lock

[@susanleblanc3944]

Amazing its been a year already

[@Juke582]

Not really! It takes 3 years to go to trial on most murders!

[@shazzasees]

​@@Juke582I think she meant it has been a year since this all happened.

[@Whitedove6]

Life in Prison Would Be The Worst Punishment For This Guy.He Wavied His Rights So Let's Get It Moving and Give These Families Some Closure.

[@SoneBlink]

Will the public have access to the crime scene photos, if the trial is not televised?

[@JPop1240]

no way

[@JesiRae11]

I hope not. We don't need to see that. Let them rest in peace.

[@Juke582]

No way!!!!!! Not in any murder trial!

[@j.artiste8596]

I doubt it. They even wanted to demolish the house (before even doing the walk through and video of it). They are hiding as much as possible.

[@xuxuang8574]

It will be televised.

[@myron-ut2nf]

I don't believe he did it

[@shannonerin1332]

The lawyer is milking the job

[@bonzie321]

Because they framing him. The sorority kids across the field did these crimes most likely at less 3 of them. One guy could never have done this alone. Moscow police all in a cult as well.

[@martinmohney6693]

Why did the girls need a guy at the grub truck to protect them? Were they friends with that guy?

[@DebbieTomkoSUNSHINE]

It was written how LE from CA found a glove outside victims home. How many people have a dog? I know that dog had to go for a walk, when victims got home. What if, someone got that victim first, ordered them inside at knife point? The time of death will never be known, since deaths werent reported right away, which will effect albilis . My brother recently passed away in Maryland. Police were called when he was found, just before noon. I called for the autopsy report, which had the time of death, as the time police were called. Toxology report also. I did my own investigation , and found two witnesses. One saw him laying on the ground near my parents driveway arohnd 3 am. Another saw him at around 4 am, unresponsive sitting in his truck, alone. When a relative found him just before noon, a man was in the truck with him. I gave up many years ago, with so many corrupt law enforcement out there. So I let God, take care of my light work, because in the end, Gods punishment is for all eternity!

[@usakiwi1986]

If you want to destroy my sweater....

[@KatBrat808]

Pull this thread as I walk away…..

[@usakiwi1986]

How do they know what to ask for when they don't know what they have?

[@supersquirrel7546]

The way it works is, what ever evidence the state plans to use to convict BK, those are the materials the defense gets. At the same time, if defense team has evidence that could prove innocence, they have to share this with the prosecution. This provides both sides the concept of fairness for trial. Basically it eliminates the surprise factor that could be deemed as unfair that sets up legitimate factors for appeals.

[@rashamohamed5889]

The evidences against this psycho arent enough ..definetly he was helped by one or two and he isnt confessing and the two survivors who might be involved are out enjoying their lives .. a very dofficult case because the scene has been cleaned and no one knows what was going on this november night except those three ..moreover no toxicology report .. they are now returning to the house searching for more evidences after a whole year .. a big mystery .. how will it be solved ?

[@Zellofogous]

i feel the same way…… only this 3 know exactly what happened…. i think he has help as well and i agree with you, he can’t snitch because that’s ultimately admitting guilt so he’s just rather try his luck than telling!

[@JennyLouLou]

If you still suspect the two survivors were involved then you haven't read the record yet.

[@Zellofogous]

@@JennyLouLou what record enlighten me…….idk 8 hr delay is so suspicious. i believe bk did it, but i think maybe one of the girls knows more than we think i could be wrong

[@catlover4700]

​@@JennyLouLouwhat record ? Waiting hours to call 911 ? Calling your friends before you call 911? Was the person who saw him of a 3 year old mentality ? Couldn't call the cops so she called a friend ? I am not saying he is innocent but I am saying there's a piece missing .

[@Manatee4Scale]

The man lived there for only a couple months before the murders. I doubt he had much time to make a connection and collude with them to commit a murder. And if he had connection to the roommates, investigators would know. Imagine being in their shoes and having strangers theorize about your involvement online

[@melissadavis4744]

Seems that they would check his phone, go back so far to see where his phone pinged even a few weeks before the murder during early hours in the morning

[@Leaschmid7]

one year later and still zero evidence against BK in sight😒

[@KatBrat808]

That’s a lie. DNA and cell phone data- and that’s just what the public knows.

[@ksc743]

Zero? Didn't you watch the Scott Peterson trial? No-one saw him put Lacey and Conner in San Francisco bay but circumstantial evidence sure as heck put him there - just as it is putting Kaitlin Armstrong on trial this week. Bryan Kohberger...the fact a supposedly intelligent PhD student/teacher has no alibi for that night is just🤣

[@xuxuang8574]

​@@ksc743Why would he? It was just a random day. Most people wouldn't have an alibi.

[@ksc743]

@@xuxuang8574 if he's so innocent why hasn't one witness come forward to say they saw him that night? Or any other night/early morning he claimed to be driving regularly on those icy roads? Too many coincidences that night to count him out.

[@xuxuang8574]

@@ksc743 I'm not counting him out. But why would there be witnesses if he was driving around by himself?

[@necole1023]

Praying these four Beautiful families will get answers & Justice to the Fullest soon♥️🙏♥️

[@Dr.Pepperlady]

This is a major case, one year, why does everyone think there should be a trial date already

[@martinmohney6693]

Were the girls friends with the protector at the grub truck?

[@steveo0127]

I don’t think Bryan understands how serious this is he’s sitting agreeing with everything but I don’t think it’s clicking in his head right now he’s either doing life or getting the death penalty he loses either way justice served my friend was killed and the person who shot and killed my friend really though he was getting outta of it he was just found guilty and given 30 years to life the Idaho 4 cases is not much different to my friend who killed and I just see justice being served and Bryan crying when he’s found guilty

[@DebbieTomkoSUNSHINE]

I don't see it that way. The innocent suffer in this world at times, but God knows, and are rewarded in the end...:-)

[@valleygirlgg]

will we ever know why

[@lm3024]

The best explanation I have seen from a criminal profiler is he wanted to commit the perfect crime and become a professor teaching about his own case. His narcissism fueled all of this. But we will probably never know for sure.

[@dianasmith5782]

The only thing that makes sense is Idaho law enforcement is involved. After all, they were only 100 percent identified in the area at the time of loss of life.

[@caseycrawford4267]

Were any of the cops looked into that had visited this residence several times before the crimes? Maybe rewatch those videos carefully.

[@usakiwi1986]

Thank goodness they didn't tear the house down!!!!

[@rhondennis979]

Makes one wonder if he and his two comrades are actually going to pull this off?

[@Evolving62]

I could never within 1 year of 4 of my loving brothers & sisters being killed be in a party as if nothing . Yes, for my sanity I would be at a sauna, gym or vacation. Jealously in my opinion was a factor

[@Greenfields-w2p]

AT Is making so much money as a state defense attorney in a death penalty case after year 1; then her overtime in this case & will delay till she can’t delay any longer . ID has run out of money till 2024

[@corneliachinske3936]

Yes , why not .?

[@HUX8075]

Can't believe it's already been almost a year😢

[@paulguycaspermanzanares9404]

As long his DNA was at the crime scene they are going to hang him they don't need a Alibi 😮

[@JennyLouLou]

His alibi is, he was out and about driviny around. Lol.

[@Rose-x9w3j]

You're touch DNA is everywhere you've touched recently. Maybe you're a murderer for touching things.

[@lstruggy]

What if the dna from the knife sheath was planted by mpd and the two surviving roommates had something to do w the killings?

[@meliDNA004]

@@lstruggyI read this a million times it’s hard for this kids to clean all the evidence that is supposed to be collected the Crime scene investigators need take photographs and physical measurements of the scene, identify and collect forensic evidence, and maintain the proper chain of custody of that evidence. Crime scene investigators collect evidence such as fingerprints, footprints, tire tracks, blood and other body fluids, hairs, fibers and (fire debris depending on the crime) Identification of blood and other body fluids at the scene. Field detection of drugs and explosives. Preservation of evidence. There is nothing the luminol will not see .

[@michelleisenor8590]

Bethany and Dylan know much more to the story. Gag order is for a reason. Time will tell.

[@pedroEspanol]

These kids didnt deserve this but realistically they were show offs and had drugged up party animals around them causing many problems snd noise complaints, the killers definitely hated them people forget this was a frickin slaughter definitely 2 killers and a getaway driver

[@physics4290]

I want to know if it is ever unlawful for police to investigate a tip, and whether it is proper for the IGG to be considered a tip. For example, if the FBI hacked the Ancestry database to get Kohberger's name, and in so doing violated Dept. of Justice guidelines, is it lawful for LE to use that IGG information to identify the suspect's father and his address, and to obtain his trash for an STR comparison with the sheath? Also, why is everyone assuming that the person Dylan saw was the killer? She didn't see a knife, and he didn't kill her. Being there is not evidence of involvement in those murders, and Kohberger can't very well explain why he was there because it places him at the scene and doesn't clear him. Unless there is another viable suspect in custody for the murders, no defense attorney would advise him to admit he was there.

[@Seashellsbytheseashore21]

Fbi didn’t hack ancestry. If anything they used matches from gedmatch that they weren’t supposed to. And yes that would be bad. But have to prove that’s what happened.

[@Js12522]

If he was a heroin addict, is it possible he was at that house for drugs in the past?

[@joshuaporter4078]

As long as the DNA stays in the evidence, he's not going to win . It sucks that they haven't found the knife. Guaranteed he remembers where.

[@kimberlywelch4198]

Considering he drove through states afterwards, it's more than likely buried in a landfill somewhere.

[@GH-oi2jf]

I think the knife is in the Snake or Clearwater river.

[@straitbrady2057]

Well if it is in water it will be found

[@JennyLouLou]

​@straitbrady2057 how exactly?Noone is searching for it.

[@shawnl910]

Ethan was part of a fraternity, have a look at their pics, the Ka-Bar seen in those pics is the same model that matches the sheath found at the scene.

[@hedypace1121]

😢I have been saying from the very beginning that brain koleberger was set up to take the blame for these killings he didn't do it. They need to investigate those frat boys that lived behind Maddie and friends. These murders was a planned out deal I'm telling u that it was premeditated. And brain was setup to take the blame.

[@patrickmcdaniel8123]

No blood in the car?? How is that possible after killing four people?? Something's not right here.

[@Sjblossom]

Wonder if they'll use the floor plan technique from the Pursehouse trial as the FBI have gone back

[@richardmullins44]

The truth is very different. In deciding which sheath dna markers to submit for comparison to the cheek swa dna of BK, someone has studied the check swab dna, and then left out the sheath dna markers which do not match BK. It might have seemed innocuous to leave out dna markers for two reasons (1) 99% of markers are common to every human, so add nothing to the comparison test. (2) in doing a genealogical search for other people whose dna partially matches a dna sample, it makes sense to leave out markers if you are looking for a relative. My take is that the story about getting BK's fathers dna from the trash is a false story, but it provides cover if it is revealed that markers were removed. My take is that markers in the sheath dna that did not match BK's dna were removed in the comparison. This ensured that the comparison test found a 100% match - all markers submitted from the sheath DNA matched BK. This is an absurd hoax. It's bigger than the moon landing (if that was a hoax). It's bigger than the JFK coverup. There are hundreds of thousands of markers in a full dna sample. Having only a tiny scrap of DNA on the sheath allowed markers to be removed and people baffled with science. There were only a few markers to remove, in faking the comparison, The stunt of removing markers could not have been done on full dna as there are hundreds of thousands of markers. This is a fake. It's biogger than Emron, it's bigger than the 2008 financial crisis. It's as bad as the hanging of nanny FLor Contemplacion in 1995 on false evidence.

[@andyhunter5869]

I appreciate your knowledge of the DNA and agree this is fake. My question is, how did they identify BK in the beginning? The FBI surveilled him from at least the 15th of December 2022 because that's when they followed him travelling to Pennsylvania. What's also odd is they knew about him so early on but didn't pick up his DNA from anywhere to compare to the sheath (that may or may not be connected to the murders at all). They watched him for almost two weeks, allowing any victim DNA from his car, his residence, his office and his family home to be contaminated or degraded over time. The reason this has been handled this way is to ensure the University and the community of Moscow don't suffer financially. With the supposed monster locked up, students return/enrol, and life goes on. The UOI is very experienced with covering up student deaths, with dozens happening since the turn of the century.

[@SloverOfTeuth]

Tell me you're a conspiracy theorist without saying you're a conspiracy theorist. You forgot to mention 9/11, flat earth, UFOs, Lizard people, New World Order, Covaxx "hoax", and loads more. Conspiracy theorists suffer cognitive distortion and as a result their thoughts are disconnected from reality and from self-scrutiny, and the cognitive distortion, their supreme overconfidence in their cognitive abilities, and the lack of self-scrutiny creates an impermeable barrier to communicating about mundane reality with them. Most people know this case doesn't have anything to do with JFK, the financial crisis, Enron, or the moon landings. As for DNA tampering in the familial search, most people know that what matters is the match between BK's DNA and the DNA found on the sheath, underneath one of the unfortunate victims, and that how they found him doesn't change that.

[@helengren9349]

@@andyhunter5869 If wrong person is locked up, why not any more similar crimes happened? 🤔 Not even copycats...🤔🤷

[@lauriewarner4848]

That’s actually a good question about the timing. I think the reason he was being watched was the evidence of the car. At that time the DNA was being run through the data base of criminal dna. There was not a match. Then they ran it through the dna ancestors and it matched the dad. Now weather they had that through a dna already in the system or what they gathered from the trash I am not sure. Because they did not get there search warrant for him home until after arrest, and his cheek swab was being tested.

[@SloverOfTeuth]

@@helengren9349 Wrong person but with matching DNA and many other incriminating facts ... ? I think the trial will conclude that the right person is being locked up.

[@Miamilifestyle1]

A year later and this man is being fed vegan food and watching TV.

[@ricardobernard9159]

Too many commercials.

[@alexxela8956]

These people are talking like he's already guilty. What do they know that we don't with this gag order? I hope he's innocent only to watch this video again

[@rustyjames3810]

I think he wanted to get caught...

[@BLESSED-tb1rn]

DIDN'T BRIAN ASK UPON HIS ARREST "WAS ANYBODY ELSE ARRESTED"

[@Nflprodz278]

So many things are fishy, I remember having chills when I saw that he said that online. I hope we get a good explanation soon

[@j.artiste8596]

Because if a person got arrested, knowing they didn't do it, they would hope that the actual perpetrators got arrested as well.

[@Michelle_Lea]

@@j.artiste8596yeah and a tactic of his already planned out in his mind once caught m.

[@xuxuang8574]

I don't think so

[@meliDNA004]

I will say the same thing! In criminal justice you need to think like a criminal.

[@meganelizabeth2194]

Temple University!! I thought i heard a Philly accent in there lol!!