Suspicious judgment of Idaho College murder: the judge denies the motion to suppress the key evidence

A judge has denied Idaho College Suspicious murders of Bryan Kohberger Mouciones to suppress the key evidence collected during the search orders, treating a severe blow to their defense team.

Kohberger’s defense team brought two DNA samples of unidentified males in King Road’s house, where he is accused of killing four university students from the Idaho University, as part of his effort because his arrest orders are expelled .

The researchers recovered two unidentified male blood samples, one in one handrail and another in a glove outside, after the stabbed deaths of Madison Mogen, 21; Kaylee Gancavles, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; And Ethan Chapin, 20. Nor Kohberger agreed, and came from different themes.

With the sources of both in question, defending lawyer Anne Taylor told Ada Steven Hippler’s County judge at a hearing last month that could mean that Kohberger, 30, is not related to crime at all.

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Bryan Kohberger appears in the Court in Moscow, Idaho, on Thursday, October 26, 2023. Kohberger appeared today in court today in an attempt to revoke his accusation of grand jury for the 2022 murders of four university students in his home. (Kai eiselein/pool)

But in the previous stage, the judge seemed unvolved that the presence of two other DNA samples would be a reason to discard a probable cause for Kohberger arrest. The detectives made another condemnatory finding: a ka-bar knife pod under Mogen’s body.

“However, his DNA is still in the knife pod,” Hipler told Taylor in court. “That is the problem, lawyer.”

The Hipber Judge also denied Kohberger a Frank hearing, which would have allowed his lawyers to challenge how the police conducted the investigation that resulted in Kohberger’s arrest in December 2022.

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Map that shows the movement of the suspect from Idaho Bryan Kohberger on the morning of November 13 after four students from the Idaho University were stabbed at home. (Sheriff’s Office of the County County/Derek Shook for Fox News Digital)

Kohberger was studying for a PH.D. in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Washington State University at the time of murders. Idaho University is only 10 miles from WSU.

Kohberger is accused of killing four students from the University of Idaho at his home outside the campus in the early hours of November 13, 2022.

An investigation of almost two months led the police to finally catch Kohberger in his parents’ house in Pennsylvania.

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Before the raid Swat in the house, Kohberger and his father were arrested twice by the Indiana police on a field trip through Pennsylvania from their apartment in Pullman, Washington, about 10 miles from the crime scene.

Kohberger’s trial It is scheduled to start in August.

If it is convicted, Kohberger could face the death penalty.

Michael Ruiz de Fox News Digital contributed to this report.