Hey, welcome to Drop Dead Serious, everyone. I'm Ashley Banfield. And in this very special episode,

we're talking about the University of Idaho student murders. Just when we thought we had a full

picture of what happened that tragic night, I just got my hands on some brand new court

filings that dropped in Brian Koberger's case. And friends, these are absolutely explosive.

And I am finding out things. I did not know I was going to find out, but I fully expected at

some point this gag order had to stop. All right. So what we're learning is that prosecutors are

really pushing back against Brian Coburger's efforts to toss out his Amazon purchase history.

And I know why. If I were Brian Coburger, I wouldn't want anyone knowing what I was up to

eight months before the murders because his

Amazon purchase history shows he bought a K-bar knife. Let that sink in. Brian K-Berger bought a K-bar

knife on Amazon eight months before the murders. And that's not all. Brian K-Berger, according to the documents,

went on Amazon and bought a K-bar knife sheath, identical to the one that was found at the crime scene.

The same sheath that had that little minuscule piece of DNA, his DNA on the snap. And he wasn't finished, apparently,

according to the prosecutors, the Amazon purchasing history shows he also made sure the knife

was sharp by buying a knife sharpener. I'm going to pause right there for one second,

because if you're watching on YouTube, I'm going to show you this is an exact replica of the knife in question. Okay,

here's the knife, right? And here's the sheath. And if you look on the sheath, it says

USMC, United States Marine Corps happens to be the exact same printout and letters on the sheath in

question that was found at the murder scene.

There's another big bombshell too. Big, big and freaky. In these documents that just dropped,

there's a selfie that Brian Coburger took just hours after the murders. And it's weird.

It's really weird. It's at 10.31 in the morning. So maybe six-ish

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