He walked in and it's like Mike Tyson's quote, you know, the famous philosopher. Everybody has a

plan until we get punched in the face. And Brian Coburg's face punched that night was he went into

the room of his target and not knowing that she would commonly sleep in the same bed with her friend,

totally non-sexual, but they were just two young women who would, you know, sleep in the same bed.

And, um, and he wasn't expecting that.

And he made enough noise.

And then the boyfriend came down.

And, you know, and it all, it all went belly up on him.

And in, in the flurry of all that, um, he left the sheath of the knife with his DNA on it,

you know? the sheath of the knife with his DNA on it. And basically, another thing is if you break it down,

like doing the OJ glove thing, like, oh, I think he's framed. One of those theories is I think the

police framed him, which makes no sense because that means they're framing an innocent guy when the

actual killer got away, newsflash everybody, no cop wants to do that because that means the bad

guy actually gets away and they're going to kill somebody else and it's going to be your fault.

But if you take that just like one or two logical steps down the line, if they're going to frame Coburger for that, doesn't that mean kind of like the glove in OJ that the cops had to commit the murder themselves?

Like it's it is utterly absurd. It goes nowhere.

It's not real. And in my opinion, based on what I've seen and I haven't read any of the

reports, just my commentary and the things overviewed, they got the right guy. I would have charged

them. And it's absolutely a death case. You slaughter four innocent kids. I sat on our committee

for 15 years that

decided which cases were we recommended death and which ones we didn't. Start it in less than 4%

of the cases. That is death case written all over it. And, you know, in the state of Idaho,

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