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Some happenings in the Coburger case.

Chilling texts revealed in Idaho murders, but that's not all.

There's also been some reports of DNA underneath the fingernails of one of the victims. First of all, chilling text messages

between the two surviving roommates of the Idaho Massacre have been released as part of the

bombshell dossier, which also unveiled a frantic 911 call after they discovered one of the unresponsive victims.

The roommates identified in court only as DM and BF were the only two survivors

when four of their friends were killed during a home invasion in November 22.

Madison Mogan, Kaylee Gonsalvis, Z Kanoanoatl, and Ethan Chapin were all found

fatally stabbed in their off-campus student home in Moscow, Idaho.

Brian Coburg, a criminology PhD student was arrested six weeks later and accused of the slings.

He denies involvement in the crime. Between 4.22 a.m. and 424 a.m. on the morning of

November 13, 2022, survivors Dylan Mortensen and Bethany Funk exchange 17 frantic text messages fearing someone was in their house.

I'm not kidding.

I'm so freaked out.

One of the messages sent from DM who has been publicly identified as Mortensen to BF was Bethany Funk.

Over three separate messages, Funk responded, come to my room, run down here.

The chilling developments come as 9-11 call from the morning of the tragedy was also made public for the first time.

The call is made from Funk's cell phone about eight hours after the text exchange.

So all of this, of course, was held for a while when there was an order, a court order, basically, that no one could speak about this case.

So now things are coming out, and we're going to discuss that tonight.

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