The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are simply that.

Opinions.

All are presumed innocent until proven otherwise in a court of law.

Sensitive topics are discussed.

Discretion is targeted. Do you have a

motive? We don't. And I would add that going through this old investigation, I would

say it's easier than it was for Bill's offices.

We were focused on the task.

We had a task to do when it was discovering evidence and interviewing folks and that sort of thing.

So the motive necessarily doesn't play a part of that, right?

Obviously, it can, but we were just focused on getting the job done in the correct way as best we could.

Welcome back to Court TV live. I'm Ashley Wilcoll, along with Ted Rollins. What my privilege to be with him, joining us live from Boise, Idaho. Just 24 hours ago, after a judge sentenced, confessed killer Brian Coburger to four consecutive life sentences,

we're learning many new details about this very gruesome mass murder.

The Moscow, Idaho Police Department released around 300 documents, hundreds of pages related to the investigation.

These documents are offering a window into what the agency learned about those brutal killings back in 2022, really thousands of pages.

But court TV has been combing through the documents, and we want to bring you that key information as we uncover it.

The next set of documents focus on Dylan Mortington and was one of the surviving

roommates at 1122 Kings Road and she was interviewed later in the day that that happened about what

happened. Here's what we know from that. Dylan was asked if any of her roommate shared any weird experiences

in the last couple weeks or calls or texts. Dylan said no it's been all normal, nothing

weird at all. Nothing really weird happens in Moscow usually, only to find her

roommate stabbed to death at their off-campus home just weeks later.

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