Idaho Student Slay Suspect Bryan Kohberger's Defense Claims OTHER MALE DNA FOUND AT SCENE

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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🗓️ 29 June 2023

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

As Bryan Kohberger’s murder trial becomes a death penalty case, the prosecution and defense spar over evidence.

The state says thousands of pages of documents and photos have been turned over to the defense. The defense says it still doesn't have it all. Defense Attorney Anne Taylor is asking for more, including records related to police officers’ training, cell phone investigations and genealogy information used to identify Bryan Kohberger's DNA.

Taylor says her requests are “not a fishing expedition,” to see the prosecution's evidence.

Joining Nancy Grace Today:

Tara Malek - Bosie, ID, Attorney and Co-owner of Smith + Malek; Former State and Federal Prosecutor; Twitter: @smith_malek
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Chris McDonough - Director At the Cold Case Foundation, Former Homicide Detective, & Host of "The Interview Room"
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Alexia Petrovic - Host for LiveNOW from FOX; Twitter: @lexie_petrovic, Facebook: AlexiaBPetrovic

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0:43.3	Bombshell and the prosecution of Brian Coburger in the slaughter's
0:49.6	of four beautiful university Idaho students. In the last days, we learned the defense for Brian
0:57.5	Coburger has asserted that male DNA belonging to at least three other males other than Brian
1:10.3	Coburger has been found at the crime scene repeat according to the defense DNA belonging to
1:20.5	some other guy other than Coburger has been found at the murder scene. Is this a torpedo to the state?
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1:41.6	A lawyer for Suspect Brian Coburger filed a court document that says no connection exists between
1:47.0	Coburger and the four victims. The defense argued investigators found DNA evidence of two other men at the
1:52.4	house where the victims died last November. And Coburger's lawyer argued the defense has been
1:57.4	kept in the dark about testing done on those samples and the genetic genealogy method used to
2:03.0	link Coburger to the murders. Prosecutors have argued Coburger has no right to the FBI data collected
2:08.8	from the method. I have a really hard time believing the defense has evidence being withheld from
2:14.4	them about the DNA because they're the ones that have brought up the allegation that DNA belonging to
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