In this fascinating discussion, journalist Howard Blum, a New York Times bestselling author, shares critical insights into the Kohberger case. He details how the FBI's DNA match may have been obtained illegally, complicating its admissibility in court. Blum reveals new evidence of blood from two unidentified males found at the crime scene, raising questions about Kohberger's innocence. He also scrutinizes the unraveling eyewitness testimony from the surviving roommate and explores implications for the defense strategy.

Join Howard Blum, author of "When the Night Comes Falling," as he unpacks the high-profile Bryan Kohberger trial. They dive into the anticipated defense strategies and the complexities of Brady evidence. Howard highlights the tensions between the FBI and local police, the role of genetic genealogy, and the significance of phone pings. Expect a gripping exploration of Kohberger's psychological background and the challenges facing both the prosecution and defense in this unprecedented case.

Howard Blum discusses new details about the Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger, including his behavior at Washington State University and theories on the target of the attack. Erick Erickson talks about Biden and Trump's preparation for the upcoming debate, CNN host cutting a mic, and the lack of spirituality in America. The podcast also delves into media bias, political analysis, criticism of extremist views, and the decline of active faith in society.

Investigative reporter Howard Blum discusses his new book on the Idaho murders, exploring the suspect's motives and challenges. The podcast delves into the father's concerns, the chilling night of the crime, legal battles, doubts about evidence, and the high-stakes trial of the alleged killer.

Award-winning author and journalist Howard Blum discusses his coverage of the Idaho murders, different research methods, writing for Air Mail, comparing national intelligence agencies, and the book that inspired his career.