The trial of Bryan Kohberger has been moved to Boise, raising concerns about jury impartiality and local community sentiment. Emotional stakes are high for the victims' families as the legal nuances unfold. Preparations are underway, reflecting on past cases and logistical challenges for the judicial system. The potential death penalty adds complexity, with defense strategies becoming a focal point. Throughout, the podcast emphasizes the importance of preserving victims' identities amid the legal drama.

Bryan Kohberger, facing serious criminal charges, joins the discussion on the intricate legal challenges of his upcoming trial. He explores the high bar for moving his trial venue due to intense pretrial publicity and uncovering biases that may affect jury selection. The podcast also visits Wawai County Park, significant in the investigation, providing insights into the environment tied to the case. The emotional complexities of ensuring a fair trial amidst public scrutiny and the ethical responsibilities of defense attorneys are put under the spotlight.

Dive into the haunting tale of Robert Picton, one of North America's most notorious serial killers. Investigators and legal experts unravel the complexities of his case, highlighting the struggles of Vancouver's police unit combating missing persons. The community grapples with the implications of Picton's death, while advocacy groups push for victims' rights and legal protections. Explore the dark connections between organized crime and the chilling realities of flawed investigations, as new forensic insights might reshape the narrative.

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.

The podcast discusses the delay in the trial for the Moscow murders case, the frustration of victim's parents over lack of communication, the demolition of the crime scene, and the emotional journey of families seeking justice. The chapter explores legal maneuvers, trial preparations, and the struggles faced by victims' families with the legal process and house demolition, emphasizing the emotional toll and quest for justice for the victims.

Update on the trial of the suspect Bryan Kohberger in the King Road killings case in Moscow, Idaho. Defense raises questions about the state's case and Kohberger's alibi. Concerns about standard of proof and DNA evidence. Delays in the trial due to motions and the defendant waiving his right to a speedy trial.

Moscow is trying to move on from these horrific killings -- trying to find its way back to being a place that's more than the one terrible thing that happened here back in November 2022. But the trial of the suspected killer is fast-approaching, and it’ll surely throw this small town back into the national spotlight.  In this episode, we look at key evidence for the prosecution, and how Kohberger's defense team could challenge that evidence. We'll also spend time with the victims' families and members of the Moscow community to ask, how do you heal from the trauma of these killings? This is the last episode of season one. Look for bonus episodes this summer as new information comes to light.  When the trial starts, we’ll be back for season two of The King Road Killings: Bryan Kohberger on Trial.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What was Bryan Kohberger’s life like before he was charged with these murders? People who knew him in his teenage years, in college, and right before he was arrested last December offer conflicting narratives. There's the Kohberger who helps save a colleague’s life and the Kohberger who makes other coworkers feel uncomfortable, even fearful. There’s the Kohberger who succeeds in school, is passionate about his classes, and impresses his professors. Then there’s the Kohberger who clashes with people in his criminology graduate program and loses his teaching job. We piece together a portrait of the man who will go on trial this fall for the King Road killings, and if convicted, could face the death penalty.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The small-town police department of Moscow, Idaho, is thrust into the national spotlight, as they try to solve a quadruple homicide and hunt down a killer. Law enforcement gives little information about their investigation until six weeks after the murders when they make a surprising arrest. With that arrest comes a bombshell affidavit outlining all the evidence they’ve kept so closely guarded throughout the investigation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nearly eight hours after the murders, police receive a 911 call from the King Road house. Why the delay? Who discovers the murder scene and what do they see? Police don’t offer many answers initially, except to say they believe the murders were “targeted,” and that the community is safe. But without more information, speculation starts to swirl about who killed these students and why. Media descend to report the story, and amateur internet sleuths turn this real-life tragedy into true crime entertainment – and the small town of Moscow endures a second wave of trauma.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices