This is the Hidden Killers podcast with Tony Bruske and continuing coverage of the case against Brian Koberger.

The Brian Kovberger trial is weeks away and the defense strategy, if we can call it that, is coming into focus with Judge Hippler denying the last motion to stay.

The clock is now officially ticking. The jury selection is sent to begin

August 4th. That means both sides are locking in final preparations, identifying key witnesses,

and sharpening cross-examinations. But what one name? One name keeps resurfacing, and it's not

a law enforcement official, a forensic expert, or a roommate.

It's the DoorDash driver, initials M.M., a woman who, frankly, has seen more personal tragedy than most of us could imagine.

She delivered food to one of the victims just minutes before the murders. Later, while being detained in an unrelated incident involving prescription meds, not alcohol,

and I'm talking way later, she stated that she saw Brian Coburger parked near the scene that night,

and that clip made its rounds fast, triggering skepticism and speculation.

But here's the problem.

No one outside law enforcement knows what she originally told police. Her initial interview may still be sealed,

and yet some in the court of public opinion have already dismissed her credibility

before she's ever taken the stand.

So what is the truth here?

Is she a key witness, an eyewitness, with information that could tie Koeberger directly to the crime scene,

or a witness whose trauma and timing will be picked apart by the defense?

What happens if this door dash driver, like the surviving roommate, Dylan Mortensen,

becomes the emotional core of the case?

I'm curious to get your thoughts on this as you listen or watch this.

The best place to comment is YouTube.

So if you're listening to us on the podcast platform, great.

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