Top 5 Latest Developments in Bryan Kohberger’s Quadruple Murder Trial

As Bryan Kohberger gets closer to trial in Moscow, Idaho, his defense team is pushing for the state to provide more information to them as part of the discovery process. Expert witnesses have testified about missing data and reports. Kohberger is accused of breaking into a rented home near the University of Idaho and brutally stabbing four college students to death. He faces the death penalty if he’s convicted. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber analyzes why these witnesses and additional discovery are so vital to Kohberger’s case.

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[terrymintle]

I can't believe they were allowed to demolish the house.

[montsesalazar]

I would hate for this trial to go south because the prosecution didn't get their $h1t together

[r.g]

well if you are required to give 100 documents and they give you gotta give them the other 5 too you know. its not a game. it is basic logic. if you have access to them, they should have access to them too.

[gloriaradivojevic]

Do you know what’s criminal? The judge that is allowing this circus to continue. Take control of your courtroom. It’s almost embarrassing. Stop victimizing these families!

[hueginvieny]

The bottom line is that he is innocent until proven guilty. What they have turned over doesn't matter when the stuff they haven't turned over is what they are using to say it was him and is the evidence they used to get a search warrant. The state needs to do better for the victims.

[debh]

There’s no crime scene anymore !!! It’s still crazy this happened !!!

[mariatorres]

Naw. TURN IT ALL OVER. The State doesn't get to decide what's exculpatory and what's not.

[TondraKnudson]

The murder required a lot of planning. So your telling me these times his phone pinged at that favorite park, he wasn’t planning to do that so there was a history as part of his alibi? He could have totally done that. I mean he was even researching BTK and playing investigator, applying for a job at the department. I hope it comes out why they wouldn’t hire him. Lets get this trial started. The evidence needs to come out.

[rurukachu]

I'm so sympathetic to the families and their desire for this to move forward, but for the sake of true justice, the process needs to take however long it takes. Better to take appropriate steps and vet everything out than to rush it and have the case overturned on a technicality or in appeals.

[Just-us-E]

It doesn’t matter how many binders & photos they gave if its NOT what they need or are asking for…. They shouldn’t have to keep asking for the work they did to arrest him..

[richardmullins]

This is an absurd joke. The prosecution has handed over a library of what?

[rileighchristine_]

How voluminous your discovery responses are is irrelevant if you’re not providing the specific documents requested.

[WillaMunroe]

It is both frightening and saddening to see how many Americans want to throw due process out the window to satisfy some mob mentality emotions. This country needs to do better at educating its citizens on their rights and the processes of the legal system. Look at the de-evolution we get when people choose ignorance.

[collinmorris]

I wonder if they could wrap that mic cable around the stand a few more times?

[valeries]

What I don't understand is that if his atty is stating in these hearings that her client is innocent, then why did he stand silent? Why not enter a "not guilty" statement?

[pankajchand]

The prosecution is asking for closed trials while the defense is asking for open trials. What is the prosecution trying to hide from the public? The prosecution is to blame for the delay and misinformation.

[grouchysloth]

there is no reason to have to request the discovery 11times. This is outrageous and what is wrong with this judge that he cant make something happened and cut all these lies from the prosecution out. unbelievable

[fague]

How does trace DNA get on the inside of a metal button on a sheath (the most obscure groove) but none on the sheath itself? Million dollar question.

[claudiasimpson]

😂 Judge Judy would get the ball rolling !!!. Don't mess with Judge Judy 😮 !!.

[Gwen]

He is innocent until he is proven guilty. Sadly the media immediately sold him as guilty. But It looks really bad that evidence was contaminated, the house knocked down, and prosecution claiming they don't know why it is missing or. where evidence has gone to that was in their possession. The police officer that testified on this same day seems really amature as well, relying on others to accomplish his job. It looks Really bad for prosecution. I Can't say I am sold he is guilty when so much has been botched in the handling of this case. They need something more than the guy is weird to prove he is a killer. I'm not saying I'm sold he's innocent either. In saying this case lacks the proof and has too many holes and mishandling of important information.