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Kohberger's former jail guard called to testify in quadruple murder case as witness list grows

  • Bryan Kohberger faces trial starting in August for fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students in November 2022 at their off-campus home in Moscow.
  • Kohberger's defense requested a trial delay citing vast evidence and media coverage, but the court rejected it, finding no sufficient cause for continuance.
  • The court denied the defense's motion to present alternate perpetrator evidence due to lack of relevance and connection under Idaho's State v. Meister standards.
  • Kohberger's trial will include witnesses from Pennsylvania, including a former jail guard, while media projects and a CBS podcast aim to cover the case in real time.
  • The trial's outcome could include the death penalty, and the court plans to ensure fairness through thorough jury selection despite widespread publicity.
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Idaho judge rejects Bryan Kohberger's request to delay murder trial in college student stabbings

An Idaho judge says he won't postpone the quadruple murder trial of a man accused in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students. Fourth District Judge Steven Hippler made the ruling Thursday, telling Bryan Kohberger’s attorneys that jury selection will begin in August and opening arguments will likely be held around Aug. 18. Hippler also rejected the defense team's request to present theories of four “alternate perpetrators” to the…

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