Bryan Kohberger will appear before a judge in Idaho on Monday to face the charges that he brutally murdered four University of Idaho college students in their off-campus rental house last fall. Kohberger, 28, was indicted by a grand jury last week, cancelling the need for a preliminary hearing that had been scheduled for next …
On Wednesday, a grand jury indicted Bryan Kohberger for last year’s slayings of four University of Idaho students. The Idaho Statesman reported that Kohberger, 28, will be arraigned on Monday at Latah County District Court. The indictment means that there is no need for next month’s preliminary hearing in which prosecutors would prove the charges …
A Washington State University police officer pulled over murder suspect Bryan Kohberger, then a WSU student, for running a red light on October 14, 2022, a month before the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students in Moscow, less than 10 miles from his own campus. In body cam video footage, the officer explains …
Bethany Funke’s attorneys have filed to quash a subpoena, saying she has no “exculpatory” information.
Police searching Bryan Kohberger’s residences found an ID linked to someone from the Idaho college murders, NewsNation reports. Few details are known publicly about the ID. It was discovered while law enforcement searched either Kohberger’s apartment in Pullman, Washington, or his parent’s house in Pennsylvania, where he was arrested, according to the news outlet. The …
Some of the families of the students who were killed last year at an off-campus house at the University are reportedly concerned that plans to demolish the home may compromise evidence that could be crucial at trial. NewsNationNow reported that the families are worried that jurors who may want to visit the crime scene during …
Accused Idaho killer Bryan Kohberger is reportedly a model prisoner who spends most of his time watching television or talking with a pastor, inmates told DailyMail. Kohberger, 26, is currently behind bars at the Latah County Jail after his arrest in January for the murders of four University of Idaho students. Students Ethan Chapin, 20; …
Accused Idaho killer Bryan Kohberger was caught separating his personal trash at his family’s Pennsylvania home when police arrested him in December, according to Monroe County First Assistant District Attorney Michael Mancuso BRC 13 News reports that Mancuso said that Kohberger was awake on December 30, 2022, at around 1:30 a.m., when police raided his …
Pennsylvania officials have revealed what Idaho college murders suspect Bryan Kohberger was doing when police raided his parents’ home and arrested him early in the morning on December 30. Kohberger, 28, had been under surveillance for some time — in fact, agents had tracked him as he and his father drove from Washington State University, …
Additional documents were released by a Pennsylvania court this week in connection with accused Idaho killer, Bryan Kohberger. The documents revealed that the Pennsylvania State Police and the FBI searched Kohberger’s garage, home, shed, and Hyundai, at his family’s Pocono Mountains home on December 30, following his arrest for the deaths of four University of Idaho …
An Idaho legislator has introduced a bill to make the firing squad a legal method of execution in the state. Prosecutors are believed to be leaning toward seeking the death penalty in Bryan Kohberger’s trial for the murders of four University of Idaho college students last year, meaning he could face the death penalty if he’s convicted and Rep. Bruce Skaug’s bill gets out of committee, clears the state legislatur, and gets Governor Brad Little’s signature.
