Judge heard Bryan Kohberger’s motion to suppress DNA evidence
Judge Steven Hippler heard arguments from the defense and prosecution in the hearing. The main point of discussion is whether or not Kohberger's rights were violated when DNA was obtained from the crime scene and then analyzed using forensic investigative genetic genealogy.
Attorneys for defendant Bryan Kohberger contend most of the evidence in the case hinges on an unconstitutional genetic investigation process.
Bryan Kohberger's team was back in court Thursday and argued against what they called 'false information' and the prosecution's use of DNA evidence.
Hippler was appointed to oversee the trial, replacing Judge John Judge, when the trial moved from Latah County to Boise after ...
The judge is set to issue a ruling on DNA evidence that prosecutors say ties Bryan Kohberger to the murder scene.
State police say an arrest this week of a Jefferson County man closes a 13-year investigation into a Switzerland County rape ...
Indiana State Police arrested a 37-year-old Switzerland County man on preliminary charges of rape and burglary following a 13-year investigation. Troopers arrested Craig S. Long, 37, who now resides ...
Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025, Indiana State Police Investigators arrested a 37-year-old Switzerland County, Indiana man on rape and burglary charges following a 13-year investigation. In July 2011, ...
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Will DNA Decide the Fate? Idaho Murder Trial Hits Crucial PointThe IGG process often starts when DNA found at the scene of a crime doesn't yield any results through standard law ...
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