What you know, alibiers, welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. It's Monday,

August 11th. I've mentioned on an earlier episode that I wanted to find out about restitution for

BK and if that is shaved off of his commissary deposits. I had a listener in the comments,

let me know that they do practice that in Idaho, so I

went to the website and here's what I found. The State Board of Corrections says on their website that

if the court ordered an inmate to make restitution and the restitution is still owing, then 20% of

each deposit made in the inmate's account shall be paid to the

State Board of Correction, who shall within five days after the end of the month pay such

money to the clerk of court in which restitution was ordered and entered for payment to the

victims. So, there you go, 20% of every penny he gets on his books

coming off. Speaking of which, Kaylee's dad told TMZ, initially he hoped BK's commissary money

would be taken away and used to fund his execution. But since he pleaded guilty to all the charges

and death is off the table,

Steve is in talks with two Idaho legislatures to make murderers like BK reimburse taxpayers for the

cost of the investigation through the inmate's commissary fund. Steve also told TMZ,

the families don't want the crime scene photos published, but with freedom of information, people can get them and they have.

On this episode, what we're going to do, we did this before.

We're going to take little tidbits from interviews that have been done by investigators, the prosecutor, and also the people who worked on BK.'s phone in trying to find any

evidence. I think after this episode, we maybe have one more to go to finish this up unless I find

something I have just missed in all these documents, so I will keep looking. Heather Bernhardt is the

Senior Director of Forensic Research at Celebrite and looking. Heather Bernhardt is the senior director of forensic research at

Celebrite and her colleague Jared Bernhardt were going to testify for the state had this gone to

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