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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show in today's true crime mega episode.

We have a great one for you, beginning with our original deep dive on genetic

genealogy from years ago with the expert on this subject, C.C. Moore. Then our look

into the Golden State Killer and how this guy was eventually caught. And finally, one of our

fraud week episodes on the crypto convict with the man himself who many of our staff thought was very hot.

I'm just going to tell you that up front. Enjoy and I'll see you on Monday.

Idaho murder suspect Brian Colberger in court just a short time ago, waiving his right to a speedy

preliminary hearing. He will get a preliminary hearing, but it will not be ASAP. The judge setting a

court date for June 26th. This will be the point at which prosecutors can present the evidence they

have trying to convince the court that this case should go forward.

They will almost certainly get it, and we will go forward with a trial.

June 26, of course, more than five months from now.

We know that DNA played a role in helping to identify Colberger as the accused suspect in connection with the murder of these four Idaho

college students on November 13th. They were murdered, according to the affidavit, between 4 a.m.

and 4.20 a.m. in the middle of the night, was basically a 16-minute window of time in which someone

went into their home, went up to the third floor where they murdered two

girls, went down to the second floor, murdered one girl and her boyfriend, and left the other

two women, reported to be sleeping in that house as roommates, alone. One we now know from the

affidavit says she did see him. She laid eyes on him as he left the house

saying he had a surgical mask on the kind we wear during COVID, that she remembered he had

bushy eyebrows, medium build, and that was basically what she remembered about him, dressed in black.

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