Welcome to the Megan Kelly Show, live on Serious XM Channel 111 every weekday at New East.

Welcome to the Megan Kelly Show. I'm Megan Kelly. On this special edition of the show

we bring you deep into the fascinating and disturbing case of Brian Kolberger and the time in 2024. We have brought you the details of the murder that November early morning of

Kohlberger's arrest and we went deep into the psyche of the man accused of committing these heinous

crimes. Today we examine the trial ahead. What is the case,

legally speaking, against Brian Kohlberger? What are the key components you should

expect prosecutors to lean on when they get in front of a jury.

And keep in mind, we are going to get to watch as all of this plays out.

The judge has agreed to televise this trial.

Now it will be with courtroom cameras and without media, but America

will have a front row seat for the people versus Brian Kohlberger. It may sound like an open and shut case for the prosecution, but trial attorney

after trial attorney seasoned pros have been warning us all year, not so fast that this case is far from a slam dunk for prosecutors.

It's not going to be easy.

But first, remember Brian Kohlberger, through his attorneys, maintains that he is innocent.

Following his arrest, his initial public defender in Pennsylvania, Jason Labar, released a statement on Kohlberger's behalf that reads,

Kohlberger is eager to be exonerated and looks forward to resolving these matters as soon as possible, eager to be exonerated.

Mr. Kohlberger, the statement goes on, has been accused of very serious crimes,

but the American justice system cloaks him in a veil of innocence. He should be presumed innocent

until proven otherwise, not tried in the court of public opinion. One should not pass judgment

about the facts of the case unless and until a fair trial in court at which time all sides may be heard and

inferences challenged.

The bar told NBC's today show that Brian believes he will be exonerated.

...