Accused Killer Brian Kohberger Back in Court, After Waiving Speedy Trial

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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🗓️ 30 August 2023

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Nancy Grace sits down with high-profile defense attorney, Dale Carson, and former homicide detective, Chris McDonough, to discuss Bryan Kohberger's defense strategy. The 28-year-old graduate student claims he has an alibi for the night of the killings and that the DNA tying him to the crime scene "was planted." With three other samples of unidentified male DNA discovered in the King Road home, Kohberger's lawyers may rely heavily on a "Some Other Dude" defense. Join us to hear Carson and McDonough's thoughts.

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0:00.0	What will happen when he, once again, is face-to-face with a judge.
0:24.2	What will happen when he, once again, is face-to-face with a judge.
0:31.2	What will happen when he, once again, is face-to-face with a judge.
0:38.2	What will happen when he, once again, is face-to-face with a judge.
0:45.2	What will happen when he, once again, is face-to-face with a judge.
0:52.2	What will happen when he, once again, is face-to-face with a judge.
0:59.2	What will happen when he, once again, is face-to-face with a judge.
1:06.2	What will happen when he, once again, is face-to-face with a judge.
1:13.2	What will happen when he, once again, is face-to-face with a judge.
1:20.2	That they had to waive their right to a speedy trial, because they didn't have enough time to review the state's DNA evidence.
1:29.2	B.S. That's total B.S. The state has said, and this can be confirmed, that the crime lab hasn't finished all the DNA analysis.
1:41.2	So how can they turn over what they don't have?
1:45.2	I mean, is he great thanks for being with us, joining me right now, two special guests, that are intimately familiar with the legal aspects and the factual aspects of the co-broker prosecution.
1:57.2	Dale Carson is joining me, high profile lawyer Adam Jacksonville, former FBI agent, former cop in Miami Day, author of a recipe for yourself.
2:07.2	You can find him at dellcarsallaw.com. He's been studying the legal angles since this first broke.
2:14.2	And I mean, when the murders occurred, he's been on the case also with me. Chris McDonough, you know him well.
2:22.2	He is the director of the Cole Case Foundation, former homicide detective, with around 300 homicides under his belt.
2:31.2	25 years in law enforcement, I found him on the YouTube channel, The Interview Room, when he was doing a very slow drive-through all around.
2:43.2	The King Road murder scene. That's when I found Chris McDonough.
2:48.2	Dill Carson, Chris McDonough, thank you for being with us. First of all, Dill Carson, how many times have defense attorneys filing, including you filed speedy trial demands when you know more than the man of the moon, intent to take the case to trial within six months.
3:09.2	Total BS. Well, it absolutely is. But the reason ostensibly is that the defense hasn't had an opportunity to fully prepare for the case, as the prosecution already has.
3:21.2	The prosecution has all the evidence, right? But it's the other thing.
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