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What's up, S.T.S. Nation, and welcome to another episode of surviving the survivor, the podcast that promises to bring you the very best

guests in all of true crime and today a massive one of the arguably the biggest in the country

true crime story that we have not covered for a while because there hasn't been a

ton of news but now some things are funneling out of Idaho in regards to Brian

Coburger. No decision he was back in a courtroom this week on Wednesday yesterday, but no decision was made to set a trial date for Brian Coburger. Of course he is suspected of murdering those four young

beautiful students with their lives ahead of them. A hearing is now going to be

held in May to determine whether to move the proceedings elsewhere.

So you've got a trial date and a change of venue.

There was some anticipation that they would decide on those things at yesterday's hearing but no go.

A COBurger of course was back in court in front of John Judge Judge

Judge John Judge that is very hard to say Judge Judge.

Judge Judge Judge said in May 14th hearing, as I said to sort of figure out do they or don't they have to move this venue, the jurors, and move the whole

trial elsewhere and we will get the best guest take on that.

Meanwhile, a man who has been very busy

over the last couple of days, Kevin Fixler,

he is an investigative reporter with the Idaho statesman.

He was named reporter of the year in Idaho in large part because of a lot of the work he has done

related to Brian Coburger and I don't know if you heard this or not, but there was a botched execution yesterday in the state of Idaho and Kevin

Fixler was covering that story. So we'll talk about that as well and he also wrote

extensively about how specifically investigative genetic genealogy can

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