Bryan Kohberger Goes 'Full OJ' Claiming Evidenced Planted & He Was Framed!

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🗓️ 13 March 2025

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Bryan Kohberger’s defense team just made a stunning claim—they say he was framed for the University of Idaho murders. In this episode, we break down the new defense strategy, analyzing whether the knife sheath with Kohberger’s DNA was planted and if there’s any real evidence to support this theory. Could someone have stolen his DNA and placed it at the crime scene? Or is this a desperate legal move to create reasonable doubt?
We also take a deep dive into the evidence that led to Kohberger’s arrest—his cell phone pings near the victims’ home, the white Hyundai Elantra spotted on surveillance, and the mysterious unidentified DNA found at the crime scene. Is the prosecution’s case airtight, or are there gaps that could sway the jury? And what about the missing murder weapon—could its absence help the defense?

Finally, we explore Kohberger’s psychology, his odd courtroom demeanor, and what his criminology background reveals about his behavior. Plus, we examine the surviving roommate’s testimony—does it help or hurt the frame-up theory? Don’t miss this detailed breakdown of the latest developments in one of the most high-profile murder trials in recent history.

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0:55.0	secure. This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske. They aren't saying he didn't do it. They aren't
1:07.2	saying the DNA doesn't match.
1:18.3	They're now saying it was planted.
1:31.9	That's the new twist in the Brian Koberger case, a defense strategy that's either a master's stroke of reasonable doubt or a legal equivalent of throwing a Hail Mary from the other side of the field and hoping the jury
1:38.7	somehow catches it. Let's be clear, this isn't some technical challenge to this science behind DNA testing.
1:47.2	This isn't a lab messing up where the cops use the wrong test.
1:53.0	This is an outright accusation that someone somewhere deliberately framed Koberger
1:58.0	by planting his DNA on the knife sheath found at the scene of the University
2:03.3	of Idaho murders. He's going full on OJ. It's a strategy that immediately shifts the burden
2:16.0	to prove, not just for the defense, but for the prosecution, who now has to make sure the jury believes their crime scene integrity is airtight.
2:28.6	So let's get into it.
2:29.8	Why now?
2:30.5	Why this?
2:31.7	And does it actually hold water?
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