Bryan Kohberger

Prosecutors have asked an Idaho judge to extend no contact orders for confessed killer Bryan Kohberger for 99 years. In a motion filed last week, prosecutors noted that Kohberger was already barred from contacting the families of his victims through January 5, 2027. Earlier this month, Kohberger, 30, pleaded guilty to the brutal murders of …

The judge overseeing the trial of Idaho college killer Bryan Kohberger has lifted a gag order in the case that barred attorneys and investigators from speaking publicly about it. “The primary purpose of the non-dissemination order, which is to ensure that we can seat an impartial jury, is no longer at play,” Judge Steven Hippler …

Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty on Wednesday to killing four University of Idaho students in 2022. To avoid the death penalty, Kohberger, 30, admitted to fatally stabbing Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves on November 13, 2022, at the women’s off-campus home. The plea deal means Kohberger will serve life in prison without …

A woman is expected to testify about delivering an order to one of the slain University of Idaho students shortly before the 2022 quadruple homicide. The Idaho Statesman reported that the 44-year-old DoorDash driver, who has not been publicly identified, told Pullman, Washington, police that she delivered food to the Moscow home minutes before the …

On Wednesday, lawyers for the man accused of killing four University of students asked to delay his trial date due to increased media coverage about the 2022 slayings. KREM reported that Bryan Kohberger’s attorneys cited a “Dateline” episode about the murders as one of the reasons for the postponement. Trial judge Steven Hippler is still …

Bryan Kohberger’s lawyers intend to argue that someone else possibly killed four University of Idaho students in 2022, Thursday’s court hearing revealed. According to the Idaho Statesman, Judge Steven Hippler granted Kohberger’s attorneys’ request to seal information about the supposed suspect or suspects. At the same time, Judge Hippler gave Kohberger’s legal team until May …

The judge overseeing the case of Bryan Kohberger, accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022, issued a series of ruling on Thursday, responding to several motions, including one to disallow the death penalty in case of conviction because of Kohberger’s recent diagnosis with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Judge Steven Hippler denied the defense …