Howard Blum Believes The 'FBI Broke Laws' To Access Kohberger's Genetic Information

Did the FBI cross legal boundaries to catch Bryan Kohberger?

In this controversial episode, veteran journalist Howard Blum lays out a shocking theory: that federal investigators may have bent or outright broke the law when obtaining Kohberger’s genetic information during the manhunt for the Idaho student murders suspect.

We take a hard look at how familial DNA and genealogy databases were allegedly used to narrow in on Kohberger — and whether constitutional protections were sidestepped in the process. Are we witnessing the dawn of a new, legally murky era of forensic investigation?

Joined by former FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke, we explore how far law enforcement can (or should) go in pursuit of a suspect — and whether this could open the door to dangerous precedent. Are future cases now vulnerable to being overturned due to investigative overreach? And did prosecutors strike a plea deal because they feared the legality of the evidence might not hold up under scrutiny?

This isn’t just about Kohberger — it’s about your privacy, your DNA, and how rapidly our justice system is changing in the age of genetic surveillance.

If you think this case is over, think again. What was done in the shadows to catch Kohberger may have repercussions for years to come.

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