Hi, everybody. I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is a bonus episode of Drop Dead

Serious, and I always tell you to subscribe so you don't miss these bonus episodes, but I just

found out some information a couple of hours ago and been processing it, figuring out what it

means. But the judge in the Idaho quadruple murder case

is now contemplating the possibility of delaying the trial.

It's supposed to start the second week of August.

Jury selection is supposed to start the last week of July.

Two weeks of jury selection and then boom into the evidence.

But because of that dateline episode, the Dateline episode that aired a couple weeks ago that

just broke open so many scoops, so many details that have been under gag for like two and a half years,

Brian Koberger's lawyers are worried and they want a remedy of some kind. Right now, they're suggesting the remedy is to give them more time, delay the trial, so that they can deal with the fallout from all of that leaked information. And it's a big, big deal because so much information was leaked and they're trying to find the leaker and they're trying to figure out the impact on the jury pool. And that could take time because we are really only a

matter of weeks away, like two months, not even, I think, before this gets underway. And so I had to

call Brian Enton right away and find out, because he was in court just last week, and find out like all of

the issues that this affects, all the different reasons this trial might be delayed. And even more

importantly, one very important remedy the judge might be able to take that nobody who's really, really invested in this case, might

appreciate. So here's my conversation with Brian. Okay, Brian, oh my God. You know, I suspected that

the Dateline revelations might cause a little trouble, but I did not suspect they could cause a delay.

Yeah, I mean, I had a feeling that the defense was cause a little trouble, but I did not suspect they could cause a delay.

Yeah, I mean, I had a feeling that the defense was going to, I mean, they've been trying everything to delay the trial. So it doesn't surprise me that they filed this 40-page brief that

I've been going through. I would say like three quarters of it are things that you

would expect just like, oh, we need more time to go through the evidence, kind of the standard

stuff you hear. But the last 25%, like, oh my gosh, that's where they really dig in on

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