Was Bryan Kohberger framed, or is this just a desperate Hail Mary from the defense? Because the latest spin coming from Kohberger’s legal team suggests that the "real" killer not only managed to murder four people but also somehow snagged Kohberger’s touch DNA, planted it in the perfect spot on the knife sheath, and left it under one of the victims—all without being seen or leaving a trace. Seems totally plausible, right?

Defense attorney Bob Motta and Tony Brueski break down the state’s latest response, which essentially calls out the defense for shifting away from challenging the DNA itself and instead arguing that it was planted. But here’s the kicker—the defense’s own expert has already admitted there is “good support” that it is Kohberger’s DNA. So now, they’re leaning on the argument that transfer DNA could have somehow ended up there. Could Scotch tape and a little greasy fingerprint smudge really do the trick?

And let’s not forget, the murder weapon has never been found. Does that even matter when there’s DNA evidence? Or is this case starting to lean guilty just on the sheer implausibility of the alternative theories?

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