Idaho Murders: Key Witnesses to Testify in Bryan Kohberger’s Quadruple Murder Trial

The man accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in their off-campus home will face trial for the quadruple murders in the near future. The prosecutors pursuing a conviction against Bryan Kohberger will call key witnesses to the stand to testify against him — from the surviving roommates to crime scene experts. The Law&Crime Network’s Elizabeth Millner breaks down key witnesses that will likely testify in the Idaho student murders trial.

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[kar]

it's insane to me that she didn't call 911. i'd love to know what texts and calls she sent out between the time of the murders and when 911 was actually called.

[randyjames]

I still don’t get how one person stabbed 4 ppl and 2 separate floor’s without others on the bottom floor knowing anything. You’d think the first victim would be screaming bloody murder and woke the whole house up. This case is just mind boggling

[Kai-Malachi]

It’s that 8 hours that are questionable - yet everyone reacts to trauma differently. But it’s still 8 hours! Why not call 911 - but call their friends instead.

[AyeKay]

This case is truly baffling… on so many levels.

[marimullan]

I will never understand why the roommate didnt call 911 when she saw a stranger in her house, especially after hearing screams.

[kylestyle]

Prayers for the parents. This is taking forever!

[nicoleb]

For me, the whole trauma response doesn’t make sense. If she saw the murders taking place, saw one of the victims on the floor bleeding or saw him standing there with a knife that would illicit a trauma response. But she didn’t actually see anything or hear anything in particular did she? She saw a man Standing in the hallway at night, but as college students there’s always strangers in the home. Maybe not always that late at night, but still it doesn’t seem like he didn’t threaten her or she didn’t see anything actually happen, so to lock yourself in a room for eight hours, when you didn’t know anything actually took place seems odd

[jugwryp]

So if she saw someone leaving at 4ish in the morning and was afraid. Why did a neighbor see her outside at about 8:30 am with 4 other people smoking a joint?

[april_mae]

Thank you for posting this!! This guy is asking questions that we've all been wondering for a year now...

[Antarcticainme]

There is so much about this case that makes zero sense

[jeromeburdine]

How eerie is it that only the 4 students in the middle of the last picture taken of them were the ones murdered. It's so creepy to know they'd be dead less than 24 hrs. later!

[ginamhensley]

No doubt in my mind they have the right guy. I also have no doubt they have so much more on him than we know

[tony_h]

There's just too many coincidences in this case that would have had to happen for me to believe he's innocent. Bryan just so happened to be at/near the crime scene not long before it happened? And he just so happened to be there not long after it happened? And he just so happened to turn off his cell phone during the time of the murders? And it just so happened that an identical car to his drove away from the crime scene? And it just so happened that an eyewitness inside the house identified someone with bushy eyebrows similar to his? And it just so happened that his DNA was on the knife sheath that killed 4 people? I have an open mind, but the defense has a tough hill to climb with this one...

[supme]

Seeing somone in your apartment is not traumatic it shows how.many people went through that building..nothing more

[abelimwakijungu]

It will be difficult for witnesses to testify to incriminate Bryan while avoiding entangling themselves with the case by not calling the police about the murder for so long.

[rectalslug]

Not getting blood in the car is impressive!

[kennethsanders]

they thought they had a slam dunk in the O.J.Simpson case to so don't draw ANY conclusions in this case. Remember the Casey Anthony case?That's another trial that wasn't a slam dunk either.

[gerry]

What about when he was arrested he said "Did anyone else get arrested " ??

[echoecho]

The crime scene was so compromised before the arrest, BK's defense will definitely use that to their advantage.
The friends were in and out of the house, the police were in and out with no protective gear, the police box and released the victims belongings, and the police called a disaster clean up crew (which was halted) but, they were in and out of the house.
This is pretty

[caseypdx]

The "not calling the police till noon" point sounds odd, until you consider that these are college students who are partying *every* single weekend...
And it sounds like the witnessing roommate didn't have any definitive reason to think "this person just murdered my roommates" and so it seems entirely possible that she just passed out after that and slept till noon the next day, only then to find out what happened...