The defense sought to exclude various pieces of evidence, including what was seized from the defendant’s car, apartment, digital accounts and during his arrest.

The Thurston County Sheriff’s Office helped another agency to stop a person who made bomb threats and was driving around with ...

Lawyers for Bryan Kohberger had sought to suppress DNA evidence that was ... a time when most people would not be removing ...

An Ada County judge denied several motions presented by Kohberger's defense team to dismiss the use of certain evidence and ...

“There’s no blood in his car,” she added. “He wasn’t connected to that house, to the people in the house.” During their court-approved search, police pulled apart components, including the brake, gear ...

Among them, police learned Kohberger drove a white Elantra - matching the car seen leaving the crime scene at the time of the murders. After Kohberger was named a person of interest, items were ...

Lawyers for Bryan Kohberger had sought to suppress DNA evidence ... a time when most people would not be removing items from their car with rubber gloves." ...

Evidence seized from Kohberger’s car, apartment and his parents’ home also will be available to the prosecution at trial, Hippler ruled. Kohberger’s trial is set for this summer, starting ...

Kohberger's motion remains under seal ... then also tied to the murders through his white Elantra - matching the car seen leaving the crime scene at the time of the murders - cellphone records ...