Top 5 Latest Developments in Bryan Kohberger’s Quadruple Murder Trial

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[@GayleenFroese]

Your site doesn't allow for Canadian provinces in the pull-down menu. Is this for US residents only?

[@terrymintle7230]

I can't believe they were allowed to demolish the house.

[@cazsmith2358]

It will come back to bite them. Never should have happened. They could have covered it, hidden it from public view. But to demolish it… crazy.

[@shirleyroth3450]

That's what was my point exactly. After, the trial, I get it. But, not before.

[@prawnstar9213]

Yeah but… it sat there for months.. hundreds of people went through it and there are pics and video of every mm of it. It sat there like a horrifying reminder for the students and family..

[@jessdeeES]

Agreed! Anyone that’s done a deep dive on this case knows it was a very unusual layout & takes some real concentration to kind of mentally put together. As a juror I’d definitely need to understand the house & the path he took, how he’d know where to go, how he could’ve missed D, how he got in & out so quickly. A little over confident if you ask me, should have given them a walk through!

[@DavidBaker-cx1ni]

@@jessdeeES Unusual layout indeed. It has been referred to as a party house. If so, where did the partying take place...in the bedrooms? The perp, I should think, had to have some knowledge of the floor plan. Pictures and so forth are a poor substitute for a walk through. The case is totally bizarre, and BK fills the bill. I sense that he has prepared himself for the long haul and the case will go on forever and a day.

[@montsesalazar6457]

I would hate for this trial to go south because the prosecution didn't get their $h1t together

[@serenadevon]

It's the judge's fault.....justice for the victim's!! It doesn't matter what the public thinks..the jury will decide if KK will be guilty or not.⚖️🙄

[@LJE-B]

Me, too. I have absolutely no doubt he’s guilty of these murders and if he’s acquitted, he will kill again. Full stop.

[@sandrabecht613]

the case is proctored. He will walk

[@janelleabbott2227]

They have enough evidence.

[@Kittycakes22]

Why are you buying Ann Taylor’s bs

[@gloriaradivojevic9221]

Do you know what’s criminal? The judge that is allowing this circus to continue. Take control of your courtroom. It’s almost embarrassing. Stop victimizing these families!

[@WillaMunroe]

Unfortunately he has given the prosecutors until September to give the discovery, so this will continue until at least that date.

[@cheetoesgal5229]

​@ElaraNightskyInnocent man??? Anything but!!!

[@WhiteSox67]

@@cheetoesgal5229He doesn’t have to prove his innocence. They have to prove his guilt.

[@lindawilliams8124]

Totally agree 100%

[@dominiquecruz7503]

Figure out how the criminal justice system works. Not taking time could very well lead to a mistrial Families matter but a proper trial matters way more

[@r.g6170]

well if you are required to give 100 documents and they give you 95......you gotta give them the other 5 too you know. its not a game. it is basic logic. if you have access to them, they should have access to them too.

[@WillaMunroe]

It's more than basic logic- it's a legal obligation! Unbelievable that experienced attorneys like Bill and Ashley wouldn't know that.

[@1stDoNoPharma]

This whole thing is becoming very suspect. Too many holes, too many questions.

[@Just-us-4E]

Ya but if we give them to you & you have enough time you’re gonna start asking questions about the other 5 & MORE of our case is going to fall apart 😂😂

[@tarico4436]

The guy with the hair glossed over/ignored the salient feature you are highlighting: prosecution is required by law to hand over 100% of everything they find that could be exculpatory or that could help to convict. Prosecution is currently holding back lots of that 5% that was used to arrest BK in the first place. Rather than giving to the defense info they could use and are requesting, the prosecution is instead giving them a mountain of unimportant/irrelevant information, all of which has to be combed through by one or more members of the defense team. I'm still on the fence.

[@GENA_320]

@tarico4436- how do you know that he "evidence" that is supposedly held back is what was used in arrest warrant? I hear its documents that FBI has, prosecution can't provide what they don't have. Info is not necessarily info on arrest warrant.

[@hueginvieny7959]

The bottom line is that he is innocent until proven guilty. What they have turned over doesn't matter when the stuff they haven't turned over is what they are using to say it was him and is the evidence they used to get a search warrant. The state needs to do better for the victims.

[@steppedon]

He's guilty. The evidence to say it was him is LITERALLY HIS DNA. LITERALLY.

[@carrier7399]

Kind of like OJ?

[@awesomebeautiful8782]

​@@steppedontouch DNA doesn't mean a thing. Could have been transferred from a different person whose hand he shook. The fact that there is such a horrifying bloody crime scene and yet not a speck of evidence in his car makes me think it wasn't him.

[@buddhastl7120]

On the other hand it may result in not guilty but doesn’t mean he didn’t do it. Justice system doesn’t always convict.

[@sandee74]

​@@awesomebeautiful8782maybe thats what he was learning in his criminology classes. He probably had his kill suit on and removed it before he got in his car. He wrapped it all in his shower curtain and disposed of it on that long road he took back home.

[@debh5780]

There’s no crime scene anymore !!! It’s still crazy this happened !!!

[@Fenttanyl]

There is no crime scene because it’s been mapped many times, there’s pictures, videos, maps and 3D walk throughs made with the photos, those are part of the 50tb I’d assume, so that’s why it doesn’t exist anymore, everyone was fine with that choice or they wouldn’t have been able to do it.

[@86BuzzSaw]

What more could they do? They've been through it a billion time?

[@Manatee4Scale]

How long do you think they normally secure crime scenes?

[@djohny-ne3gg]

dumbest statement ever. how many "crime scenes' are gone back to a year later, none

[@shawnadeyo]

That's why they send CSI to the crime scene when it happens 🙄

[@rurukachu1]

I'm so sympathetic to the families and their desire for this to move forward, but for the sake of true justice, the process needs to take however long it takes. Better to take appropriate steps and vet everything out than to rush it and have the case overturned on a technicality or in appeals.

[@shirleyroth3450]

It is hard to kill 4 people of 6 people without either help, or someone else did it. That is why the house should not have been torn down until after trial, like every case. .

[@gknight3665]

Ask yourself who approved the demolishing of that house? Hmmm...

[@mariatorres9789]

Naw. TURN IT ALL OVER. The State doesn't get to decide what's exculpatory and what's not.

[@fague3390]

How does trace DNA get on the inside of a metal button on a sheath (the most obscure groove) but none on the sheath itself? Million dollar question.

[@yourlehrness]

From snapping and unsnapping the holder

[@TondraKnudson]

The murder required a lot of planning. So your telling me these times his phone pinged at that favorite park, he wasn’t planning to do that so there was a history as part of his alibi? He could have totally done that. I mean he was even researching BTK and playing investigator, applying for a job at the department. I hope it comes out why they wouldn’t hire him. Lets get this trial started. The evidence needs to come out.

[@just-a-generic-username]

Pings don't tell you where a cellphone is. They tell you what towers the cellphone connected to which, in rural areas, might not mean much because towers have to service larger areas.

[@mandylee7377]

You're**

[@Patricia-vq4hv]

Totally agree with you ;-). 🇦🇺

[@pankajchand6761]

The prosecution is asking for closed trials while the defense is asking for open trials. What is the prosecution trying to hide from the public? The prosecution is to blame for the delay and misinformation.

[@Just-us-4E]

It doesn’t matter how many binders & photos they gave if its NOT what they need or are asking for…. They shouldn’t have to keep asking for the work they did to arrest him..

[@glynn4302]

It's because prosecution are hiding them because they're dodgy AF.

[@Mr.HeftyHitter]

Prosecution: Well, look! We have given them alllllll this stuff to sift through! Why should we have to give them the information that would make us look bad and him look innocent or cause reasonable doubt!?

[@grouchysloth]

there is no reason to have to request the discovery 11times. This is outrageous and what is wrong with this judge that he cant make something happened and cut all these lies from the prosecution out. unbelievable

[@WillaMunroe]

It's even more outrageous that people are blaming the defense for the prosecution's lack of drive on this case.

[@loadedhot1034]

I think the FBI is holding onto a lot of evidence and you know how the FBI is they don't like divulging how they get information and methods.

[@JustaGirlinCleveland]

It’s not unusual in a quadruple homicide case for multiple requests for discovery. Also, just because they request it, doesn’t mean they’re entitled to it.

[@Gwen19764]

He is innocent until he is proven guilty. Sadly the media immediately sold him as guilty. But It looks really bad that evidence was contaminated, the house knocked down, and prosecution claiming they don't know why it is missing or. where evidence has gone to that was in their possession. The police officer that testified on this same day seems really amature as well, relying on others to accomplish his job. It looks Really bad for prosecution. I Can't say I am sold he is guilty when so much has been botched in the handling of this case. They need something more than the guy is weird to prove he is a killer. I'm not saying I'm sold he's innocent either. In saying this case lacks the proof and has too many holes and mishandling of important information.

[@jaymesnin]

He's guilty

[@nasmahdi7694]

@@jaymesnin What makes you so certain?

[@Gwen19764]

@@jaymesnin because you were with him and know beyond all doubt because you saw him do it with your own two eyes right? Unless you have that kind of knowledge your not being fair in what is every Americans right.... the right to be perceived as innocent until he is proven and that means with evidence not your so called expertise. He is not guilty till he is proven guilty. That's just the way it is in America and we all have that right. If you predetermine he is guilty now and don't have any proof that's just false speculation... So unless you produce proof to back it up, all you just said to me was you just WANT him to be guilty. That is sad. No American should ever just want to take rights from another because we would not want that done to us. If you ever have to face a judge I hope you have the right to be innocent till proven guilty because it's sure crappy to have your rights taken away because some one else thinks they know it all but do not have proof.

[@69marrr]

Agreed

[@alexandrawalsh8844]

BK is innocent. This was a drug cartel hit. MSM doesn't tell you that part.

[@georgesontag2192]

If I was really innocent, i would want to go to trial asap - i could tell the jury where i was and why i turned off my phone in the middle of of the night. I could also tell them why i drove around their complex for months. If i was guilty, i would drag it out for any reason i could.

[@rileighchristine_]

How voluminous your discovery responses are is irrelevant if you’re not providing the specific documents requested.

[@WillaMunroe]

It is both frightening and saddening to see how many Americans want to throw due process out the window to satisfy some mob mentality emotions. This country needs to do better at educating its citizens on their rights and the processes of the legal system. Look at the de-evolution we get when people choose ignorance.

[@kassy.james.kassss]

Yup, and the ones that are so quick to be judge & jury , mark him as guilty before due process, need to imagine if they they were in his shoes, accused of this and hung before trial one day. Especially if they were innocent but either way .

[@SootyHunt]

It’s all part of the grand plan….

[@gmimi2]

​@@kassy.james.kassssYep I agree. He has the presumption of innocence UNTIL PROVEN guilty. The state has ALL the burden, not the defense.

[@serenadevon]

And such compelling DNA evidence, no wonder he is convicted bf trial. 😉🙄

[@ralphcananzi2011]

@@serenadevon So touch dna is compelling? Go ur homework! Ignorant people here.

[@SJSUPhilosopher-c1d]

How much the state already gave the defense is irrelevant to whether the state has given the defense what the defense has been requesting from the state.

[@gknight3665]

Either Kohlberger did it OR a cop familiar with that house did it...

[@valeries929]

What I don't understand is that if his atty is stating in these hearings that her client is innocent, then why did he stand silent? Why not enter a "not guilty" statement?

[@yourlehrness]

He did, the judge asked if he pleads no guilty and he said Yes

[@Throawei]

I knew they were going to mess this up. They were way too concerned with the university's reputation.

[@adyg236]

I'm not convinced that one person carried out the attack alone. A house full of people and a dog. We'll hopefully see all the evidence once it comes to trial.

[@jmcclain8237]

Ronald DeFeo did it.

[@shawnrobiders9828]

They were ALL sleeping, came back from partying, they were kids, early 20's....do you actually remember your 20's? Or maybe you had no social life!!

[@shawnrobiders9828]

He did it!!! WHY is the question!!!

[@richardmullins44]

This is an absurd joke. The prosecution has handed over a library of what?

[@FerociousPancake888]

It really doesn’t matter that they turned over “15,000 pages of this or that,” the prosecution’s argument on that is very weak. It matters that they turn it ALL over. Our process grants defendants rights and those are important to make sure people are not convicted accidentally, which does happen in about 10% of jury trials. It’s important to stay accurate here as we’re talking about human lives here, of both the victims and the accused.

[@helenfong3339]

It must be excruciating for the families waiting for the trial to begin! I believe he did it.

[@zbigniewrichard8291]

They will have plenty of time to think about all those wild parties their "kids" have thrown instead of studying. Maybe they would have been alive now.

[@helenfong3339]

@@zbigniewrichard8291 Don't get me going. So many bad things happen when people get drunk no matter what age! Society tells students that it's normal to get drunk & party in college.

[@poobearlolcakes]

@@zbigniewrichard8291so because they partied they deserved to die? Come on now so you’re telling me that you never went to one party in college? Or did you even go to college?

[@P0e44]

​@@zbigniewrichard8291WTAF is this comment. U need to be on a watchlist, weirdo...

[@TyBbby818]

They weren’t having a party THAT, night so that’s irrelevant. All college kids party at some point. And, one of them was graduating in a few weeks and already had a job secured. You’re just being an @$$ wipe.

[@1stDoNoPharma]

I no longer trust that anything law enforcement says about this case is true. It's starting to stink like a framing. Prosecution is being very cagey. This whole affair is sus when you follow it long enough.

[@MotorCityNerds]

Same

[@whitecross7648]

Exactly. I've been saying this from the moment they demolished the crime scene so quickly. It's almost unbelievable!

[@tarico4436]

It's sus to us.

[@collinmorris]

I wonder if they could wrap that mic cable around the stand a few more times?

[@hazeljeffery5653]

😂😂😂

[@Sadbuttrue-ThatSwedishGirl]

😂

[@gmimi2]

​@@Hetro-Community😂😂 yep that's the true answer 😂

[@Cowboysfangirl3]

😂😂

[@marin0ujka]

Lol. Best comment ever. 😂😂😂

[@FerociousPancake888]

Guilt or innocence aside, I think it’s pretty sketchy the government doesn’t want to turn over info on how the DNA was investigated. Like they potentially don’t want the information on how they did it to be public because it may cause backlash due to privacy concerns, not backlash about this case of course, but the investigative process of the DNA in general.

[@Xydorf]

It's horrible that they just don't turn over everything that the defense has asked for

[@anitasmith7764]

I think the fact that the prosecution named ALL THAT EVIDENCE they’ve given the defense (basically a data dump to overwhelm the defense in my opinion) will only prove that the defense needs ALOTTT of time to go thru it efficiently. Thus dragging out the case

[@Cwoodstock]

The knife sheath left behind seems like he wanted a challenge to be caught. A quadruple homicide seems to be pretty calculated and lengthy. it seems like a sheath would be key evidence he would NOT want to leave behind

[@1allstarman]

Anne taylor " there are no images of the car on the captured video right " ? Officer Payne " thats right "

[@clayv.250]

It doesn't matter what you've given defense if it's not what they need and if around 82% of the geo data ( or whatever it's called that Sy Ray needs to verify BK`s phone's location) has still not been given. Also the picture widely shown of the vehicle passing the gas station appears to be staged and taken through the window with a phone as reflected in the window.

[@anndantz1200]

🙏🏼 may truth and justice prevail

[@erpthompsonqueen9130]

Thank you. Watching from Alaska.

[@cazsmith2358]

Is there ANY NEW information??? Because nothing I’ve heard in this video is NEW…🙄🙄

[@claudiasimpson9606]

😂 Judge Judy would get the ball rolling !!!. Don't mess with Judge Judy 😮 !!.

[@darkfafnir4389]

Doesn't matter how much you have given...you have to give everything.....this is literally insane......they have no clue and its a poke in hope.... trying to lose everything in endless information

[@just-a-generic-username]

So many people are skipping over the fact that all Ms. Taylor is asking for is the evidence the state is required to give her, by law. Of course, when you point it out they pretend you never commented lol

[@darkfafnir4389]

@@just-a-generic-username yea it's literally insane...I'm not saying he didn't do it ..but we deserve the truth

[@just-a-generic-username]

@@darkfafnir4389 I think it's almost worse if he did do it because he could walk free based on shoddy policework or prosecutors dropping the ball.

[@CreaVidsMUSIC]

It isn't uncommon for trials to occur 3-4 years after the crime occurred. The delays are ridiculous, but that is the norm of most cases. This case is high profile, so it is imperative that everything goes smoothly to avoid BK filing for a mistrial.

[@carmensimpson1656]

Question: does his phone have pictures of the night sky that are time stamped showing he was somewhere else? I would think not, but I would ask.

[@berk6506]

19:25 Exactly! Their patience has been unbelievably exceptional.

[@Sx10ix6]

What kind of lawyers are these? They aren’t sharing their own exculpatory evidence, going against the very principle of a fair trial. Only makes you wonder how normalized this behaviour is to them…

[@christimayes6173]

Sounds like each side needs some help to bring this case to justice.

[@cazsmith2358]

DNA on a knife sheath doesn’t prove he did it. He could have sold it to someone. Lost it etc etc Gotta do better than this to convict

[@JustaGirlinCleveland]

So why isn’t the person who bought it or stole it’s dna on it?

[@WillaMunroe]

He may have never touched it at all. Touch DNA doesn't mean he actually touched it. That's the problem.

[@JustaGirlinCleveland]

@@WillaMunroe it was under the snap, he touched it!

[@WillaMunroe]

@@JustaGirlinCleveland That is not what touch DNA is. He may have never touched that object.

[@JustaGirlinCleveland]

@@WillaMunroe lol yeah sure he didn’t. I’m well aware of how it works, yet I’m not reaching for a slim to none chance that he didn’t commit this crime.

[@ThriveCollective1188]

The prosecution has given a haystack with no needles in it. Defence is asking for the important evidence. The needles if you will. Bla bla 51 terabytes they’ve been going on about since the beginning. The prosecution should be ashamed of how they are presenting themselves in this case. “We don’t have the evidence used as probable cause to arrest him”? Well then he should be free

[@warclassics]

yall gotta stop suddenly putting bryan's picture on screen, that's a jump scare

[@teslamodelsplaid6074]

WHY IN THE TOTAL FK HAS THIS TRIAL NOT STARTED YET!!

[@MinddyMars]

because there should not be even be a trial when the state cannot provide any evidence against Kohberger.

[@robtintelnot9107]

Took years for Idaho to get the Lori Vallow trial started.

[@deluxxtwofour7]

Literally the first item addressed in this video.

[@heatherbowlan1961]

@@MinddyMars what about the DNA, and cellular info ,do you think THAY really don’t have enough evidence that’s interesting. They may not even go to trial then ?

[@LiarSlayer01-gb7en]

@@robtintelnot9107 they sped Lori to trail. Chad and this guy Brian are getting special treatment

[@kzilla3]

Bk gonna die of old age before he gets to trail

[@janismitchell3122]

Or trial😊

[@trophywolfe]

9:49 lmaoo that's a hatchback civic not even an Elantra

[@PjuNonniii]

No, it's a 2018 Hyundai Ioniq hybrid plug in

[@trophywolfe]

@@PjuNonniii grill at the front is too small. Also I doubt it's a civic but those tail lights are definitely not an Elantra.

[@Traptinachangingmaze]

@@trophywolfeyou should be an expert witness in the case and let the jury know ur opinion man 😂

[@cheyfedu]

Is this normal to have all these pretrial hearings? Is this the way it is in every case or high profile cases? I’m just curious because I’ve never heard of this before.

[@WillaMunroe]

It is very common to have multiple pretrial hearings. It is not as common to have so many that are dedicated to trying to make the prosecutors turn over discovery.

[@montvilleo]

Still don't know WHY !!! What could possibly be the motive ?

[@faithrightout3743]

The prosecution has already said he wasn’t stalking them why are you still saying that

[@JustaGirlinCleveland]

They only said he wasn’t stalking them online.

[@its_elser]

your honor, i would like to call the moon to the stand

[@WillaMunroe]

That is silly. Why?

[@alisonandguywildlifephotograph]

The moon 🌙 or the stars are not credible…it was too cloudy that night 😂😂😂

[@its_elser]

@@alisonandguywildlifephotograph objection 🤣

[@just-a-generic-username]

Seems like an odd choice considering no one has alleged the moon is involved or relevant.

[@Widespread-Panic]

@@just-a-generic-username - It was a joke about K's alibi.

[@AshleyRussell-sg2by]

The judge needs to set deadlines for both defense and prosecution. He’s allowing all of this to happen

[@WillaMunroe]

He set a deadline for the discovery to be turned over in September. Prosecution has already missed deadlines but hopefully they honor this one.

[@PjuNonniii]

It's called a Kangaroo Court

[@Xydorf]

The prosecution is horrible tbh

[@wildwest1832]

How would they catch and narrow it down to someone without "targeting" them? lol

[@Rosetheegreat1134]

Totally off topic, Jesse has such great hair

[@dianahenning8136]

I thought everyone knew that the Prosecution has to hand over everything from watching My Cousin Vinny!

[@JakeKoenig]

"Theuhh nawt allowed any suhprises!"

[@courtneyr6645]

“It’s cawled disclosha!”

[@69marrr]

I don’t think he did it. Things are way too fishy. I suggest anyone interested deep dive this. Frame job

[@astridjones6327]

Interesting 🤔, why do you suggest that?

[@lauramarielenius83]

Why is THIS court case so much more complicated and burdened with data and information compared to similar cases/trials?

[@jcny11]

4 victims & dependence on digital evidence. Like Vallow/Daybell.

[@buddhastl7120]

Because they know he is guilty but there isn’t much proof to get a guilty verdict

[@notwilliehorton]

I don't know what state you practise law in, but this case *isn't* more complicated than other *multiple murder* cases. Ever watch 20/20 or Dateline?

[@CB-vg1wq]

Because the defense is going to try to muddy the case with all sorts of information about cell towers and pinging etc. They are hoping to confuse the jury into granting reasonable doubt. It will be interesting to see how the defense handles the DNA evidence.

[@just-a-generic-username]

It really shouldn't be, but a lot of the evidence has been edited or not turned over to the defense at all. It makes it a lot harder when it comes in pieces. Overall, this doesn't seem too complicated compared to other cases though, it just might seem that way because we're actually seeing more of the pretrial hearings (despite them being common in pretty much every case).

[@scubapro5708]

The entire way the police handled this case is nothing new. They were pressured to find a suspect; they are willing to take and do whatever necessary to get someone in custody. The college was losing students until they found someone responsible and the fallout from these murders was destroying the community. Therefore, the police are notorious for taking the first one that comes along that fits their narrative and whatever circumstantial evidence they have. If this guy is guilty I hope he ends up on death row, however, it should be done in the right way to make sure they do not have the wrong guy or the guy gets away because they violated every rule in the book.

[@JustaGirlinCleveland]

LOl did you just make this up? The school’s enrollment was up in 2023!

[@vitalucas9452]

Nonsense. They went where the evidence led them. They did their due diligence.

[@DavidBaker-cx1ni]

For heaven's sake, District Attorney's office and all of Moscow were upended by what occurred. It's understandable why initially police procedures might have gone amiss.

[@patriciasdollydreamz6569]

You’re one of the better crime channels

[@kazellejohnson3819]

KZbin is doing that thing where they put ads at awkward junctures to get the consumer to get one of their ad free plans~

[@EBeverly-gv4ln]

If you’re on a phone just make it full screen. For some reason they don’t put ads in then. Doesn’t work i my iPad so I don’t watch anything there. Also get ublock origin if you have a pc.

[@Myha.Cherie]

I have an ad free plan but still see these ads!! Not right

[@gmimi2]

​@@EBeverly-gv4lnI cast from my phone to my TV and I never get ads 🤷.

[@KatKrueger]

This is on the creator, not You Tube.

[@bobmarley5551]

50 terabytes of discovery in the forms that she listed is statistically impossible, what is this? How is no one talking about this? I don’t think people realize how large 50 terabytes is.

[@bobmarley5551]

Approximately 4 years of 24 hour cctv footage to fill 50 terabytes btw and not even gonna do the math on text files because it’s inconsequential.

[@M.K.386]

Same with octillion.

[@michaelkees7303]

Something isn't right about this case. I can't put my finger on it.

[@69marrr]

Agreed

[@Traptinachangingmaze]

@@69marrrgo through the comments of every high profile murder case and there's always these comments. They always get found guilty at the end too 😂😂😂

[@cheyfedu]

Did his phone ping or was it off the others times he went to the stargazing park?? or did i 13:54 t turn off and back on again❓❓

[@WillaMunroe]

No one has alleged that his phone was off at any point during the window of the crimes.

[@ElizabethPrendergast-gr7wt]

They will be responsible for letting this man go free.

[@nathanwaldie5190]

Nothing exculpatory about that cell phone trip.

people are saying that bryan kohberger is guilty because they don't have anyone else to blame :) innocent until proven guilty. always.

[@HeyThatsGreat71]

They’re saying he’s guilty because his DNA was at the scene on the knife sheath.

[@melanie_felony]

and don't forget his phone's gps was at the scene and then it revisited the crime scene later that day

[@WillaMunroe]

@@melanie_felony The cellphone data says he pinged off the tower that also services that area. It most certainly does not say he was at that address. Does no one research anything before offering opinions?

[@vitalucas9452]

They are finding him to be the only suspect because he planned everything including this.

[@BottomLineBassin2]

@@WillaMunroe He just coincidentally turned his phone off the day of the murders. Was near the house prior to and after the murders, it's called triangulation in the LE tech world.

[@XyraSelene]

18:46 defense doesn’t want said files. It’s against the law for prosecution to not turn over any exculpatory evidence. If you’d like to read up on it for futures I believe it’s Brady v Maryland or key words Brady violation.

[@anthonybyrnes2561]

Videos diced up into 800 video clips per residence (8000 video clips from 10 residences) for example. More than likely out of order. Why is the State doing this, if they otherwise have such a strong case?

[@IndependantMind168]

The problem is with the defense. There is so much evidence that they do not know how to defend him and are delaying.

[@WillaMunroe]

@@IndependantMind168 Silliness. What are they delaying?

[@PjuNonniii]

Exactly

[@PjuNonniii]

No the problem is prosecution not turning over the evidence that was used in indictment.

[@JustaGirlinCleveland]

Because it’s not their job to do the footwork for the defense.

[@retrocollegiategaming9521]

I exclusively use incognito mode. But that’s because I hate having all my search pop up all the time.

[@warclassics]

I'd join that lawsuit if I knew how much the compensation is 🤣

[@ricknielsen3059]

This defense is wasting state money. That’s what their specialty is now. They cannot dispute the evidence they already are facing. Who cares if there is more proof of his guilt. There are all these unnecessary Professionals being paid to testify. Some getting $10-$15 thousand to speak for 15 minutes. It’s all bs and it doesn’t change any of the facts. He will challenge to decision or verdict anyway. Let’s go. Stop the bleeding of the Tax Payer.

[@LibreGlider]

Thats not how our criminal justice system works. We don't have consideration for the states budget when someone has been accused of a crime.

[@melissagrubb107]

The state should have had records from the FBI a year ago, it like the prosecution has purposely not turned of discovery

[@ElizabethPrendergast-gr7wt]

There are way more incriminating evidence out there and let’s hope for justice.

[@katekroeger3677]

Hhahaha yeah right.. there is no evidence. Innocent.. Jesse is a complete fool and has no idea what he talking about

[@ElizabethPrendergast-gr7wt]

@@katekroeger3677 The FBI knows exactly what they are doing. Justice will prevail.

[@Shooter2314]

This hasnt been completed yet. Holy crap how long does it take

[@emeraldcooper8806]

That statement quote thing from the families was so spot on. Like why is there no trail yet???

[@WillaMunroe]

It's followed a similar timeline to other Idaho cases but still, cannot go to trial until prosecution delivers the discovery.

[@Bearlyontime]

Some trials take years.

[@dominiquecruz7503]

Bc they aren't ready at all yet. If they have an trial now he will go fre Figure out how the criminal justice system works

[@dianealarcon8304]

The trials for Lori and Chad took time, esp. for a DP case. Justice will prevail. ⚖️🪦🪦🪦🪦🙏🏻☮️

[@carissafisher7514]

Where would a trail go? Like a place to hike around the crime scene? 😉

[@Sparky_0419]

They needed Grady Judd in charge of EVERYTHING!

[@heatherbowlan1961]

You me Kohberger wants an open to the cameras , I thought it was prosecution wanted open trial ?

[@katekroeger3677]

Everytime Jesse reports on this case he just says the same thing over and over again . Idk why he’s pushing so hard for everyone to think he’s guilty

[@AnjaniMilletStudio]

Great coverage. But fyi, Palouse is pronounced “Pah-loose”.

[@CamBites]

Starting to feel like this is similar to “Your Honor”, someone is covering for someone else.

[@ValerieBirkner]

17 cell phones? Did I hear that correctly? 🧐

[@marinevet92688]

You did, but I don’t believe they mean all from Brian. They have multiple cell phones, computers, etc that I’d assume are from Brian, victims, witnesses, etc.

[@americanprincess851]

You have four victims, two survivors, then there was like x amount of people summoned over a few minutes before the 911 call was made and then another x amount of people.

[@lisaeaker9064]

If any remember the police first put out a different type of car before they said it was an elantra

[@WillaMunroe]

Nissan Sentra, I believe.

[@yahboyee28]

I worry about this case. There isnt much to prove he is the right person and there seems to be so much we don't know. I hope the prosecution has their ducks in a row on this one. Or the person responsible if it's him could get off. It has to be clear for the jury.

[@Mr.HeftyHitter]

“Shielded by a mountain”. I’m no geographer, but I don’t believe that is how I would describe the area lol

[@X_IncognitoBandito_X]

Had there been an actual prelim this would be over and they could have found who really did this

[@AdmiralLobeam]

NEWS FLASH: I found 3 videos right here on KZbin where the police were summoned to the house where these murders occurred because of wild parties and loud noise. During one encounter in which the police went to the home - none, yes NONE of the girls who lived there were even in the house. It's going to be a cake walk for the defense to show a jury that anyone and everyone was in that house and the residents had no idea who came and went. The prosecutor better start looking at a deal or they are going to be very, very sorry. This isn't an open and shut case - not by a long shot.

[@jeneendove906]

What a circus!!!😡⚖️

[@ChicaG-vg7pj]

If your phone acts differently inside a house to outside a house, your phone is still in close proximity to the house.

[@StashHouse56]

And the American soap opera continues…what episode are we on?

[@WillaMunroe]

The one where we're all still waiting for the prosecution's office to turn over discovery.

[@KikaJay]

I thought they decided to change the date of the "Change of venue" hearing to later in August. Did they decide to keep it on June 27th? Or am I getting that mixed up with a different hearing they're having?

[@awesomebeautiful8782]

I don't think he did it. Horribly bloody crime scene, for victims knifed in under 15 minutes, and yet there isn't a single Speck of DNA in his car?

[@helenfong3339]

Do you remember the OJ trail? Do you think he did it? I would appreciate an answer. :)

[@amylynn732]

Easy, he wore a kill suit. He removed and rolled up in missing shower curtain then buried it somewhere on the long road back to his school/apt.

[@just-a-generic-username]

​@@amylynn732 You don't think the shower curtain would have had any DNA on it at all that would have transferred to the vehicle?

[@aggressiveaccents]

@@helenfong3339 Well they did find blood on the bronco. They did not on Bryan's car. And did you mean trial? OR trail?

[@sandrabecht613]

no DNA of victims anywhere

[@davidweiskircher6911]

We need a hearing.

[@WillaMunroe]

About what?

[@Hey_its_just_me_to]

What were his google searches like?!

[@LDRowe1960]

I agree with parents. They need to move on. The judge needs to hold everyone accountable!

[@WillaMunroe]

Move on? To what?

[@annsmith7196]

Videos like this are exactly why he will not get a fair trial. You literally are stating things like they are facts. The prosecution literally said he was not stalking them.

[@heidiwaddell5721]

If his attorney realizes that he is the killer, does she have a responsibility to recuse herself from this case legally?

[@alpschild]

I think BK took pictures of the sky (star/moon) to use as a location marker.

[@jaymesnin]

What lol. Bro had onstar in his Elantra. He shut his phone off but didn't know to pull his battery pack out of his car..

[@WillaMunroe]

@@jaymesnin How do you know if his phone was off?

[@JustaGirlinCleveland]

It was cloudy he didn’t take any of the moon or stars

[@shirleyroth3450]

You can't prosecute a case without proper documents that actually have proper information. I think Prosecutor has no idea what they are doing????

[@bobmarley5551]

This screams cover up, BK is a scapegoat.