Male DNA left on a knife sheath was used to link a then-doctoral student in Washington state with the slayings of four University of Idaho students in November — and a surviving roommate came ...

Bryan Kohberger's defense team would have argued the most critical piece of evidence in the case against him should have been thrown out, a new book reveals. Christopher Whitcomb's book Broken Plea: ...

An evidence bag containing the knife sheath investigators found at the Moscow homicides crime scene in November 2022 was sent to the Idaho State Police crime lab in Meridian for forensic processing.

Prosecutors say they have evidence that the man charged in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students bought a knife and knife sheath online in the months before the killings, newly ...

A DNA sample taken from Bryan Kohberger revealed a near-exact match to the DNA found on a knife sheath at the scene of the quadruple murder in Idaho last November, according to new court documents.

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“From my knowledge and experience, this is not a game-ender for that piece of evidence,” Moscow Police Chief Anthony Dahlinger said.

DNA on a knife sheath found at the off-campus home where four Idaho college students were killed last November directly links accused murderer Bryan Kohberger to the crime scene, according to court ...

Christopher Whitcomb's "Broken Plea" reveals Bryan Kohberger's defense could have challenged key DNA evidence in the Idaho murders case, according to previously unseen reports.