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We are now covering more information in regards to the Coburger case.

Every day we thought this case was over.

However, new information is coming out.

In fact, I saved it for everyone, or I sent it to everyone in the chat.

There was an outstanding article by the Independent, which verifies a lot of the information that we had months and months ago.

And I'm going to go over that today.

And they had some outstanding digital

information that was such powerful information against Brian Kohlberger. And what is baffling

to me is when the prosecutor, Bill Thompson, was asked about it. He denied it even existed.

Specifically, connections with the victims from 1122 King Road, specifically Kali

Gonzalez and Madison Mogan. And we're learning now that that connection with the mad Greek restaurant actually existed.

And we're going to talk about how it existed. We're going to talk about the meanings of Brian

Koberger on the early mornings of the murders, turning his cell phone off at 0.245, that's 245 a.m.

And then once the dirty deeds had been completed at 0.448 hours, turns his cell phone back on.

And we'll get more into that as we realize he knew exactly what he was doing. And during that window, isn't that

the window where most likely he got rid of all the evidence, the bloody clothing, the K-Barr

knife? And if there was a secondary weapon, got rid of that too. So all of these things he had worked on. This was so premeditated.

He had done dry runs. He had done at least 23 recons to 1122 King Road. So we're going to get

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