This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski.

Brian Koberger may be at the end of the line here

in terms of any sort of defensible arguments that are going to be made in his upcoming

trial as Judge Hepler is, you know, the other week said, hey, we're going to not do all this

under the cover of dark. We're going to start releasing some things and the public has a right to see what the

hell's going on here. And oh, are we seeing things? Like an Amazon shopping history, that just

happens to have the knife, the sheath, and the sharpener, all in the purchase history of

Brian Coburger. Joining me to discuss Jennifer Coffendaffer, all in the purchase history of Brian Koberger.

Joining me to discuss Jennifer Coffendaffer, retired FBI special agent.

I know this is something that we've been speculating on for quite a while.

The Dateline episode that you were in, it was brought up that it might be out there. And now we have confirmation that it actually is. Your thoughts.

Yeah, it's, you know, to me, this is talk about another nail in the coffin. I'm just being,

you know, candid. This case is one of the strongest cases I've ever seen, not just because of the DNA, but the total package of evidence.

And now you have, we don't have the murder weapon, but by gosh, you've got the accused murderer buying the murder weapon, which is quite unique.

This isn't just your average steak knife that might have been in the

kitchen drawer. This is a weapon meant to kill. That's what it's designed for. And the fact that

he purchases this thing almost like six months or so before the actual crime itself. What does that tell you? Is that premeditation?

Do you think he just bought this thing on a whim back then? And then when he decided to actually

execute this plan, if he did, obviously he's innocent until proven guilty. But if he did,

he's like, oh, I got a knife. I'll use this knife. Or do you think it goes

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