This is a true crime in real time update from True Crime Today and the Hidden Killers podcast.

It's the kind of news that ripples through a community leaving questions in its wake.

In the serene town of Moscow, Idaho, where the biggest headlines once revolved around the ebb and flow of college life,

everything changed in an instant.

Four students brutally murdered in their off-campus home on the night of November 13th,

2022.

Ethan Chapin, Madison Mogan, Zana Kurnodal, and Kaley Gonzalez.

Their names became etched in the collective memory of not just this small college town,

but across the nation.

The killings were savage, methodical, and carried out with the level of violence

that left season investigators stunned.

And now nearly two years later, the trial of the man accused of this horrific

crime, Brian Koeberger, is set to begin. Or it was, until just recently, when the court

announced yet another delay. Originally scheduled for June of 2025, Koberger's trial

has been pushed back.

The new date is now set for August 11, 2025.

An order filed just this week by the Idaho judge presiding over the case.

And while the trial may be delayed, one key hearing remains on the horizon.

Next month, the court will address motions challenging the death penalty.

It's just one of the many developments in this long and winding road, a case that's left many

wondering who exactly is Brian Koeberger and how did we get here.

To understand the present, we have to go back to that chilling November night.

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