Police made no mention of the FBI’s use of investigative genetic genealogy in the probable cause affidavit for Bryan Kohberger’s arrest.

The public defense team for the man suspected of killing four University of Idaho students argued that the prosecution had failed in its duties after seating a grand jury last May.

“This is a big deal, and I take it very, very seriously,” said Judge John Judge.

“This is a big deal, and I take it very, very seriously,” said Judge John Judge.

Prison officials tried multiple attempts to find proper veins for Thomas Creech’s lethal injection, but were unsuccessful.

“As currently drafted, the Amended Nondissemination Order is arguably overbroad and vague in some areas.”

“My job is to try to keep on a balance here, a neutral balance, where when we get to the trial — if we ever get there — that it will be fair,” said Judge John Judge, who is overseeing the murder case.

“Each lawyer needs to assess the possibility of a conflict with the ethical rule in front of her, and talk with clients,” a veteran legal expert said.

“Ultimately, what had him removed from the program, when I look back on it now, makes sense,” former eastern Pennsylvania technical school administrator Tanya Carmella-Beers told “The Idaho Massacre”...

New details in the closely watched case emerged at a combative pretrial hearing over a survey of potential jurors.

The defense previously said their client was out driving by himself, as had long been his habit, the morning of the victims’ deaths.

“I see it as maybe a lack of understanding of what the Treasury intended to do in the reallocation process.”

Police made no mention of the FBI’s use of investigative genetic genealogy in the probable cause affidavit for Bryan Kohberger’s arrest.

The murder trial for the University of Idaho student homicides defendant is expected to last up to three months, Judge John Judge said Thursday.

Legal costs of prosecuting the suspect in the November 2022 University of Idaho student homicides are heightened because it is a death penalty case, experts told the Idaho Statesman.

Legal costs of prosecuting the suspect in the November 2022 University of Idaho student homicides are heightened because it is a death penalty case, experts told the Idaho Statesman.

“We certainly want to do what is best for our students, the university and keeping in mind the families as well. It’s a huge decision and a huge moment in their lives,” said a university spokesperson.

“I mean, I couldn’t even walk to my car in the dark for months after it happened,” University of Idaho alumnae Ashlin Couch said in an interview with a Spokane TV station.

“There’s no question that motions to suppress are coming,” said public defender Elisa Massoth.

“Rather than bringing expediency to our executions, this new option could ensnare us in lengthy litigation and probably more delays in carrying out death sentences,” House Assistant Minority Leader...

“We want to get this trial over. Just thinking it could be years absolutely kills me,” the family of victim Kaylee Goncalves posted to Facebook on Wednesday morning.

“The process of sealing is being abused by the state and its law enforcement agents,” wrote Anne Taylor, attorney for defendant Bryan Kohberger.

Among regular campaign staffers across Idaho’s three congressional delegates running for reelection this year, Meghan Fulcher is the highest paid.

Court’s ruling allows Kohberger’s defense team to review the sealed documents.

The judge ruled last week that Kohberger is entitled to view at least some of the genetic information to prepare his defense.

Legal costs of prosecuting the suspect in the November 2022 University of Idaho student homicides are heightened because it is a death penalty case, experts told the Idaho Statesman.

Investigation: As questions mounted about Idaho’s lethal injection practices, one inmate repeatedly requested another way to die.

“This is a big deal, and I take it very, very seriously,” said Judge John Judge.

“The court cannot say with certainty that the defense team could not make a successful challenge if given the information they seek,” Judge John Judge ruled.

“It’s demoralizing​ to think that we have to have a case so far in the future,” the judge said.

Debate over whether prosecutors should hand over DNA records to the defense dominated the Friday hearing. The judge said he’ll issue his ruling at a later time.

“There’s no question that motions to suppress are coming,” said public defender Elisa Massoth.

A judge on Tuesday unexpectedly made public a pair of search warrants for Bryan Kohberger’s Washington State University apartment and office.

In his Washington State Ph.D. program in criminology, suspect Bryan Kohberger showed himself to be academic minded, and condescending to women, classmates said.

“Ultimately, what had him removed from the program, when I look back on it now, makes sense,” former eastern Pennsylvania technical school administrator Tanya Carmella-Beers told “The Idaho Massacre”...

The murder trial for the University of Idaho student homicides defendant is expected to last up to three months, Judge John Judge said Thursday.

Multiple reports suggest investigators used public genealogy databases to connect Bryan Kohberger to the Nov. 13 slaying of four University of Idaho students.

Body-cam video provided by the Hancock County Sheriff's Office in Indiana shows the first of two traffic stops of Bryan Kohberger and his father along I-70 in Indiana on Dec. 15, 2022. Kohberger was...

“For us, just bringing it down was an important part of healing for our community,” U of I President Scott Green said.

“I know I can only control so much and that’s why I continue to urge people to be patient and have some dignity and some restraint,” Judge John Judge said Thursday afternoon.

“We want to get this trial over. Just thinking it could be years absolutely kills me,” the family of victim Kaylee Goncalves posted to Facebook on Wednesday morning.

Two law enforcement officials confirmed to McClatchy DC that an individual was taken into custody in Pennsylvania.

“When there are no suspect leads, investigators are basically looking for a needle in an impossibly large haystack that they are trying to make more manageable,” a genetic genealogy expert said.

“He always wanted to be dominant physically and intellectually,” said a former high school friend from eastern Pennsylvania who eventually cut ties with the alleged killer.

“The university asked for the families’ opinions on the demolition and then proceeded to ignore those opinions and pursue their own self interests,” said Shanon Gray, attorney for the Goncalves...