Hey, everyone welcome back to Crime Weekly News. I'm Derek Levasser.

And I'm Stephanie Harlow.

How are you, Stephanie?

I'm okay. How are you? We're in rough shape. I have a sore throat. And I'm Stephanie Harlow. How are you, Stephanie? I'm okay.

How are you?

We're in rough shape.

I have a sore throat.

You have a broken rib.

Well, it's like fractured, but yeah.

We're doing great over here.

Accident prone, yeah.

We're definitely struggling a little bit, but we're pushing through it.

We're going to get it done. And as you guys can tell from the thumbnail, we're discussing the Idaho four murders again.

This is a case that's really captured the nation for the right reasons.

As parents, we're all sending our kids off to school and trusting that they're going to be okay,

that they're in the right hands and they're going to be safe.

But unfortunately, that's just not the reality.

And this is an example of it here.

And we're still learning more about this case as we move forward through the process of the trial against Brian Kohlberger, the alleged killer.

And newly released text messages have shed light on the harrowing moments experienced by the two surviving roommates during the November 2020 murders of four University of

Idaho students. These messages detailed in recent court filings are expected to play a crucial

role in the prosecution's case against Brian Colberger, as I said, the suspect in the killings.

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