This is the Hidden Killers podcast with Tony Bruske and continuing coverage of the case against Brian Koberger.

So we have some clips to go through from Dateline NBC and their recent reporting on Brian Koeberger.

It was quite a story.

The episode itself, The Horrible Night King Road, on the 9th of May. So you can go back and watch that on the Dateline archive. If you have Peacock, that's where you can certainly stream it. I do highly suggest. It was a very good episode. But let's break down some of the reporting that was done by our friends over there.

And what came out? We saw the preview not that long ago. And in fact, why don't we just start

with that, with the actual preview of the episode? Then we'll go into some of the clips from

the episode itself and break some of that down.

Here is the trailer for what we're about to be talking about from Dateline.

In this house, just steps from campus. In the early morning hours of November 13th, 2022,

four University of Idaho students,

Maddie Mogan, Kaylee Gonsalvis, Xander Cardodal, and Ethan Chapin were stabbed to death.

Their accused killer, Brian Coburger, faces trial this summer. He's pleaded not guilty.

For the last two and a half years, Dateline has been on the ground reporting, gathering, and learning from people with direct knowledge of the case.

We've obtained things that have never before been seen publicly.

Like these security videos from a camera on a house near the murder scene,

videos that show a white sedan, a car

that investigated, believed, was driven by Brian Colberger making repeated passes of the King

Roadhouse that night before the murders. With evidence like this and our reporting, we have

assembled a timeline for the weeks, months, and days before and after the murders. Starting with the pool party, Kohlberger attended in July, just after he moved to the area

in pursuit of his PhD in criminology.

An exclusive interview with a woman who exchanged numbers with Kohlberger then did not return his text.

You know, the universe intervened and for whatever reason just distracted me from further engaging

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