Idaho Murders Trial: Bryan Kohberger Has an Alibi, But Won’t Provide Specific Location
In a court document filed on Wednesday, Kohberger’s lawyers said he’ll use an alibi defense, but can’t provide his exact location at the time of the murders.
In a court document filed on Wednesday, Kohberger’s lawyers said he’ll use an alibi defense, but can’t provide his exact location at the time of the murders.
Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the University of Idaho murders, has been indicted by a grand jury on four first-degree murder charges and one burglary charge.
In a shocking turn of events, attorneys for Bryan Kohberger claim that one of the two surviving roommates may have ‘exculpatory’ evidence tied to their defense.
On Feb. 28, two months after the murder of 4 University of Idaho students, courts finally unsealed the search warrant that led to the arrest of Bryan Kohberger.
New information regarding Bryan Kohberger’s life prior to November 13 is coming to light. According to The New York Times, prior to the quadruple murder he has been accused of, Kohberger wrote a note to then-police Chief Gary Jenkins.
An Instagram account authorities now believed to have belonged to Bryan Kohberger has been discovered. And sources say the account had reached out to one of the victims multiple times.
In the days following his arrest, we’ve gotten a chance to hear a wide variety of stories from those who have interacted with Bryan Kohberger in recent years.
Rebecca Scofield has spent weeks dodging false allegations from Ashley Guillard, who claims she was involved in the stabbing of 4 University of Idaho students.