I'm Emily Campanio, and this is the Fox True Crime podcast.

November 13, 2022 was a dark day in Moscow, Idaho.

On that day, four innocent lives were brutally taken.

The four University of Idaho students, Ethan Chapin, Zana Kernodal, Madison Mogan,

and Kaylee Gonzalez were found violently murdered in their off-campus home.

Seven weeks later, Brian Coburger was arrested on four counts of first-degree murder and one felony count of burglary in connection with the crime.

Yet as of now, no trial date has been set.

Fox Nation is bringing viewers deep inside the crime with three brand-news hosted by Fox News crime scene and forensic expert Mark Furman.

You can find digital shadows, savage instincts, and Moscow murderers streaming now exclusively on Fox Nation.

Mark Furman joins me today with an inside look at the chilling details uncovered in these specials.

There's three specials, and the first one deals with, or I call it the first one,

Moscow murders behind bars.

In other words, after Colberger is arrested, what is the prosecution doing, What is the defense doing? What do we think the

defense is going to do? Will they seek the death penalty? Will he waive his right to a speedy trial?

And both of those things have been answered. But then the discovery and everything else involved

and what's the defense going to do.

The other two kind of intermingle and they're kind of cojoined but not exactly.

One is called digital shadows.

And that really has to do with not only what Coburgers doing online and what he actually is telling us,

but how criminals use this, if you can imagine the example I like to use, is back when I

started as a cop, people that were predators started by peeking in windows, sneaking around neighborhoods,

following people. Now they just use the internet. So that's basically what we're dealing with

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