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

The defense team representing Brian Koberger is cornered. And now they're seeing exactly how they plan to fight their way out.

With Judge Hippler recently shutting down two of their biggest

plays blocking their third-party culprit theory and refusing to delay the trial any further.

Their roadmap has narrowed dramatically. So what's left? What do you do? When you can't blame anybody else, you're running out of time,

and you need to make this person appear human, to put it quite bluntly, a peer human. At least a peer.

Maybe not, but a peer.

I know we've already heard the arguments.

Oh, it's autism.

It's this, it's that, it's everything.

You know, what do you do?

We're going to dive into this with Jennifer Coffendaffer in just a second.

Before we do, though, please, I want to hear what your

thoughts are on this case. And if you think he's innocent, I'm all open to hearing your arguments.

But an argument is not, he's innocent. He's being railroaded. That's not an argument. That's just

a statement. Okay. So I could go, he's guilty. He's a horrible person.

And if I don't say anything else, there's no context, there's no argument, there's no,

that's just a statement. So if you want to argue from the other side, you are more than welcome

to, but you have to bring evidence, receipts, something other than just your emotional hyperbole.

Okay?

That's the rule.

We don't do the, let's just say loud statements and run away.

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