An essay penned by Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger has sparked speculation that he knew how to cover his tracks.

Court filings in the Idaho murders case have shed light on the events that may have led up to accused killer Bryan ...

New court filings contain bombshell disclosures about Bryan Kohberger’s purchase history and academic study of crime scenes.

10, 2022, 11 months before the murders, per GMA and the New York Post. He also purchased a combat-style knife and sheath from Amazon, eight months prior to the murders, per the outlet. Want to ...

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The four college students were stabbed while they slept. In the initial review of the material, it was widely reported that prosecutors say Kohberger purchased a combat knife, sheath and knife ...

Prosecutors said they have evidence that the Poconos man charged in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students bought a knife and knife sheath online in the months before the ...

(NewsNation) — Court documents in the upcoming trial of Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022, have yielded new information, including records of his ...

Prosecutors revealed evidence involving Kohberger’s Amazon shopping history, which showed that he apparently purchased a Ka-Bar knife, sheath and sharpener in March 2022, just eight months ...

Prosecutors say they have evidence that the man charged in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students bought a knife and knife sheath online in the months before the killings, newly ...

In March 2022, Kohberger ordered a Ka-Bar knife with sheath and a sharpener from Amazon, the prosecution alleged in the legal brief, which was filed Monday but not made public until Wednesday.

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