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The first Bryan Kohberger court hearing of 2025 may be the most important yet in the Idaho student murders case. If Judge ...

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Bryan Kohberger and his lawyers are reportedly asking a judge to throw out key evidence, including DNA found on a knife sheath, and items seized from Kohberger's Pennsylvania home. The defense ...

BOISE, Idaho -- Bryan Kohberger, the man accused in the Idaho ... is related to someone," explained ABC News legal contributor Brian Buckmire. Kohberger's DNA was later matched to trash pulled ...

BOISE, Idaho — Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of murdering four University of Idaho students, was in court Thursday as a two-day hearing regarding DNA evidence got underway. 4th District Judge ...

UPDATED – PENNSYLVANIA: In this handout provided by Monroe County Correctional Facility, 28-year-old Bryan Christopher Kohberger is seen ... Sources confirmed to NewsNation’s Brian Entin that ...

Languages: English. The judge presiding over Bryan Kohberger's case denied a motion filed by several media organizations requesting access to a closed-door hearing on Tuesday. District Judge ...

Bryan Kohberger, the former criminology Ph.D. student arrested and charged with the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, is scheduled to appear in court this week. The hearings will ...

"The argument for the defense as to why the DNA should be thrown out is less about the result pointing to Bryan Kohberger but more about the science," said ABC News legal contributor Brian Buckmire.

Bryan Kohberger will be back in court this week for hearings that will likely set the table for his trial later this summer. Since November, the defense and prosecution have argued over evidence ...

"The argument for the defense as to why the DNA should be thrown out is less about the result pointing to Bryan Kohberger but more about the science," said ABC News legal contributor Brian Buckmire.