‘I Will Be Forever Grateful’: Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson to Retire at End of November

‘The time has come’: Bill Thompson, Idaho prosecutor in Kohberger case, to retire

Bill Thompson, the venerable county prosecutor in Latah County who led the high-profile legal case against Bryan Kohberger, will retire Dec. 1 from the office after 34 years, he announced Tuesday.Thompson, 69, has held the position for nearly half his life, taking office when President Bill Clinton was first elected in 1992. Over that period, he has directed criminal prosecutions in the North Idaho county that is home to the University of Idaho,…

‘I will be forever grateful’: Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson to retire at end of November

Thompson first took office in November 1992 and has been Latah County's longest-serving prosecuting attorney.

Bill Thompson, prosecutor in case of four murdered Idaho students, to retire

Thompson first took office in 1992 and has served 34 years as Latah County’s prosecuting attorney from his office in Moscow, Idaho.

Latah County prosecutor Bill Thompson to retire in November

LATAH COUNTY, Idaho - The Latah County Prosecuting Attorney's Office announced Bill Thompson will retire at the end of November after 34 years in office.

Longest Serving Prosecutor In Idaho And Latah County History, Bill Thompson Announces His Retirement

MOSCOW, ID – The longest serving prosecutor in Idaho, local Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson has announced his retirement. Thompson was first elected prosecutor in 1992 and was re-elected 8 times. In his retirement letter submitted Tuesday,