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What you know, Alibis. Hope you're having a great Thursday. We just got the probable

cause, affidavit, for Brian Coburger. That was just released. A lot of people are having

hard time accessing it online. I'm sure people are flooding that website with requests

to read it. So we're going to do it here. All right. So we're not going to do a music

fact. We're going to jump right in. It starts on November 13th, 2022 at approximately

4 p.m. Moscow Police Department. Sergeant Blaker and I responded to 1122 King Road, Moscow

Idaho, which will be known as the King King Road residents to assist with scene security

and processing of a crime scene associated with four homicides. Upon our arrival, the

Idaho State Police forensic team was on scene and was preparing to begin processing the

scene. Officer Smith, one of the initial responding officers to the incident advised

he would walk me through the scene. We entered the King Road residents through the bottom

floor door on the north side of the building. Officer Smith and I then walked upstairs

to the second floor. Smith directed me down the hallway to the west bedroom on the second

floor, which I later learned through Zana's driver's license and other personal belongings

found in the room was Zana Cernotals here after Cernotals room. Just before this room,

there was a bathroom door on the south wall of the hallway. As I approached the room, I

could see a body later identified as Cernotal lying on the floor. She was deceased with wounds

which appeared to have been caused by an edged weapon. Also in the room was a male later

identified as Ethan Chapin here after Chapin. Chapin was also deceased with wounds later

determined autopsy report provided by Spokane County Medical Examiner dated December 15th

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