Hey everybody. I'm Ashley Banfield and this is Drop Dead Serious. I've always

say it. I say make sure you subscribe so that you never miss a bonus episode and I'll

mean it because this is a bonus episode on something that happened in Idaho today. I had to talk to you about it.

I had to talk to Brian Enton about it.

So this was supposed to be the last hearing in the Coburger case before the trial starts this summer.

And it was not.

It was not because of all the things that were brought up in the hearing.

The biggest thing that was brought up today was the effect of the Dateline NBC two-hour special

that revealed so much sourced information about the case last week that suddenly everybody on the case is a Twitter like freaking

out. Anne Taylor, Brian Coburger's lawyer, not happy about what was revealed in the Dateline

documentary. The judge in the case, Judge Hippler, not happy that there is a leak, that somehow evidence in this

case leaked despite an airtight gag order, right? It's been two and a half years. We've been under

this gag order. We barely found out anything. We always have to wait for a court document to drop

for us to really get, you know, legitimate information. But Dateline was just

filled with details. Let me just go over a couple in case you didn't see it or if you need a

refresher. Dateline had images from Brian Koberger's phone, images of college girls from Washington

State University and Idaho, University of Idaho. Some talk that there are

connections between those girls and the victims in the house. Also video, surveillance video

of the white car circling 1122 King Road on the night the murders actually happened, back and forth,

coming back and almost making a bunch of different circles around the house,

chickening out, coming back, chickening out, coming back.

Dateline had those images.

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