Hello, Hidden Jams. A major hearing today in Boise, Idaho, and I want to break it all down for you.

Plus, a possible witness with a shocking claim.

For an intense two and a half years, the entire nation has followed the unfolding saga of the Idaho Four,

anxiously awaiting the day when justice will finally prevail.

Justice for the four innocent college students whose lives were brutally taken.

I'm talking about Zana Kurnodal, Ethan Chapin, Madison Mogan, and Kaylee Gonzalves.

Justice for their families and friends and the people so intimately affected

by the senseless tragedy. And as we draw closer to the scheduled trial date of August 2025,

it is coming up and so fast, a whirlwind of motions, drama, leaked information. It has created a very

unsettling atmosphere, making it feel as though justice

is perpetually slipping further away. A sole suspect, Brian Coburger has pleaded innocent to four

counts of murder and one count of felony burglary. If convicted, Brian could be sentenced to death.

This looming possibility makes the upcoming trial even more high stakes.

And his lead defense attorney and Taylor, well, she doesn't feel ready, according to

her, according to Taylor.

The defense has filed a motion for continuance, or in other words, pushing the trial date

off once again.

Another quick attempt for a delay, citing, quote,

the substantial amount of trial investigation and preparation still outstanding as well as recent

and forthcoming publicity that is highly prejudicial to the defense, end quote.

They believe that moving forward with the scheduled August trial would infringe upon

Brian's constitutional rights.

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