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The latest news on the case of the four slain University of Idaho students and how it's possible that the prosecutors could ask for a grand jury indictment, which could undercut Kohberger's defense team's six months of preparation time for the probable cause hearing. Kohberger, you may recall, waived his right to a speedy probable cause hearing, which set it out to June of 2023. That's not the jury trial...that's just the probable cause hearing. Also, mental health could still play a role in this case to some extent despite the insanity defense being prohibited in Idaho. Allow me to explain this and more to you.

LINK TO FOX NEW DIGITAL ARTICLE: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/bryan-kohberger-case-moscow-prosecutor-can-sidestep-stall-tactic-with-grand-jury-indictment 

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We now have a potential place of crossed paths between suspect Bryan Kohberger and some of the female victims of the horrid case out of Moscow Idaho. That unnamed former employee told People Magazine that on at least two occasions, Kohberger dined in the Mad Greek, where victims Maddie Mogen and Xana Kernodle worked as servers. Could that have been where Kohberger, who follows a strict vegan diet, first laid eyes on some of the beautiful young women who lived at the house on King Road? Although the former employee was unable to say whether or not Maddie or Xana waited on Kohberger, this could be the connection, the crossroads, if you will, that put the victims in the path of the alleged perpetrator.

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The search warrants obtained by authorities in Washington in the case of the slain University of Idaho students have been unsealed. Find out when, why, and how as I break it all down, and spice it up with my own thoughts and connections.

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The Idaho  Statesmen newspaper is reporting that suspect Bryan Kohberger who is charged in the case of the four slain University of Idaho students in Moscow, told a fellow Washington State University, graduate student, who was living in his same apartment complex that he submitted his DNA for consumer genetic testing to explore his ancestry. If Kohberger's DNA was in a public database before August, why didn't the authorities match him up with that mystery DNA on the leather sheath earlier? Today, I'll examine that question and share this neighbor's recollections of his time and conversations with Kohberger. I promise it will add another layer to your understanding of Mr. Bryan Kohberger.

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The latest bombshell in the case of the four University of Idaho students who suddenly lost their lives on November 13, of 2022—Maddie Mogen, Xana Kernodle, Ethan Chapin, and Kaylee Goncalves—is that suspect 28 year-old Bryan Kohberger allegedly sent one of the victims a series of private messages on Instagram two weeks before the crime. If this is true, it’s confirmation that he was targeting one of the victims and that the crime was indeed personal. And now we learn of a grisly car crash that occurred just outside of Kohberger's apartment prior to his 2:42 am departure for Moscow, Idaho. Allow me to break it all down.

Surviving the Survivor: https://youtu.be/gSQea9zWBeI 

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Inside Edition recently published an article in which they rightly pointed out that the Moscow Police Department’s initial information regarding the behaviors of the two surviving roommates, Dylan M and Bethany F, during the hours the crime occurred at 1122 King Road on November 13, 2022, was different from what was said in the probable cause affidavit. That and more in this latest episode of Bed Crime Stories Podcast. 

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Hot off the press this morning…an article in People Magazine that says that two  weeks before the slayings of the four University of Idaho students, the man now accused of the crime—Bryan Kohberger—sent a series of messages to one of the victims. 

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More and more theories are showing up about the case of the four University of Idaho students who were slain on November 13 of 2022. Some people believe there may have been an accomplice. Others believe criminology student and defendant, Bryan Kohberger, may be setting himself up and his case up for reasonable doubt when the case goes to trial. Listen as I break down the latest news about the case as well as two new theories.

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Listen as I narrate what I believe happened between 4:04 am and 4:20 am inside the girls' house at 1122 King Road in Moscow, Idaho. I will then share snippets from a shocking article from Air Mail News in which Sergeant Shaine Gunderson of the Moscow Police Department describes what he and two other officers encountered upon entering the home just after noon on November 13, 2022.

NewsNation Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZICiJqL2x8

Air Mail News: https://airmail.news/issues/2023-1-7/the-eyes-of-a-killer  

TikToker AZGet: https://www.tiktok.com/@azget/video/7173849346637679918

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Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the Moscow, Idaho, case appeared in court today where he waived his right to a speedy probable cause hearing within 14 days. His public defender, Anne Taylor, requested that the judge allowed four or five days for the probable cause hearing and no objection from the district attorney was lodged. The judge blocked the week of June 26 for the matter. 

Why did Bryan Kohberger decide to pursue his doctorate in criminology at Washington State University anyway? Attending WSU, meant the Pennsylvania native would have to move 2500 miles across the country. What was it about Washington State University that twinkled his toes? 

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