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We have the return. Now, as all you legal eagles know, the judge had sealed the search warrant,

the problem will cause supporting the search warrant, and the return for Brian Coburgers'

apartment there at Step 2 Village, uh, Impulment, Washington. But what exactly does it say?

I'm Nancy Grace and this is Crime Stories. Thanks for joining us. Let's

carefully listen, verbatim. Take a listen to crimealine.com's Dave Mac.

In the Superior Court of the State of Washington, in and for the County of Whitman,

in the matter of application for search warrant, SWNO 12-29-2022A, motion and order to unseal

warrant return, clerk's action required. Motion comes now, the State of Washington,

buy and through Dennis Tracy, Whitman County prosecuting attorney, and moves the court for an

order to unseal the return of service of search warrant numbered SWNO 12-29-2022A,

pursuant to GR-15. Basis, these warrants were issued and served in Washington State,

because a suspect in the crimes resided and worked here during the time of the murders.

These warrants and associated applications were sealed due to the sensitive nature of the

investigation at the time. Since then, an extensive probable cause affidavit has been unsealed in

Leittah County, Idaho, which has alleviated the need for sealing of the return of service here in

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