Hi everyone and welcome to this bonus episode of Drop Dead Serious. I needed to get to the

mic. And I'll tell you why. Whenever a document drops in the Idaho quadruple murders,

I just am frantic. I'm going all through it, looking for the information that's been

withheld from us under a gag order for the last two and a half years. And today didn't

disappoint. More documents dropped in the Idaho massacre. And we're learning a little bit more

that, well, you'd call them bad facts if you're Brian Koberger and real bad

facts if you're his lawyer. So basically what we're learning now is you know all about the K bar knife,

right? We've already learned that search histories showed that Brian Koberger had purchased a K bar

knife, a K bar knifeath, and a sharpener.

And he had done that well before the murders, weirdly, well before even moving to Idaho.

So if he is the killer, he's like planning this thing before he really even knows who his targets are going to be.

And then after the murders, his search

history showed that he was looking for what the prosecutors say is a replacement sheath.

Because guess what? He left the sheath, if he's the killer, under one of the kids' bodies.

And also look for a replacement knife. Today, we're learning that he also searched

how to wipe out your search history. And that's really important, right? I always say it's what

you try to hide as much as what you do that can come off real bad to a jury. There's other stuff,

too, about the K-bar knife and sheath being shipped

to his Pennsylvania family's home, but to his name. That's also in the documents. And a ruling on a lot of

these things that the defense has wanted to scrap from the trial. Of course, the defense wants

almost everything scrapped from the trial and they're fighting tooth and nail. But this judge not having a lot of it, basically saying the whole

idea that Dylan Mortensen, a surviving roommate who said she saw the figure all draped in black

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