Hey everyone, I'm Ashley Banfield. Welcome back to another episode of Drop Dead

Serious. I think you're going to love today's conversation. Honestly, this is one of those

conversations that I covet, super in-depth, really, really informative from one of the smarter people

who knows his shit for lack of a better description. And I wanted to have this conversation with

my guest today because there's just so much I don't know and all of us don't know that

getting inside the mind of a homicide prosecutor really, really sort of helps to get closer.

You probably know this, but for the first time since the murders in Moscow, Idaho, thousands of pages of evidence that have been hidden behind a sweeping gag order.

I think there will be things that stay under a gag order, and that is for the

dignity of the victims, right? But generally speaking, I think the public has been held back so

much from a public process. I can't see a real reason to keep the majority of the investigative

information secret. But if you're thinking

about the work product over the last two and a half years on that Brian Coburger murder case,

search warrants, forensic reports, GPS data, phone records, witness interviews, wow, I mean

witness interviews, those kids that showed up on the scene that morning and discovered the disastrous situation that befell 1122 King Road.

Those are going to be really informative.

Basically every single thing that the public has not been allowed to see.

And to break down what we can expect if slash when

that gag order is lifted. What's at stake? What surprises might actually be waiting in those files?

I called Matt Murphy. Matt is a former Orange County prosecutor who has tried some of the most

high profile serial killer and

murder cases in California. And he's so insightful because he doesn't just do the job. He really

thinks through the job. And he's so analytical. And he followed the Idaho murders from the get-go.

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