Bryan Kohberger

Bryan Kohberger’s defense team did not reveal where Kohberger was at the time of the murders, but they insisted he was not at the crime scene.

Several students debated Bryan Kohberger about whether he was grading them too harshly.

A judge has granted Bryan Kohberger's defense team access to the training records of three police officers involved in the investigation of the Idaho quadruple murders.

Bryan Kohberger appeared before a judge in a pre-trial hearing on Tuesday and accused prosecutors of withholding evidence.

The man accused of brutally murdering 4 college students is pushing the theory he could have been framed.

Bryan Kohberger, a graduate student from Washington State University, has been charged in connection with four deaths.

RadarOnline.com can now reveal how investigators used genetic genealogy to identify the 28-year-old as the prime murder suspect in the University of Idaho murders.

The clock is ticking for prosecutors to decide whether or not to file a notice of intent to seek the death penalty of the suspect charged with the Idaho quadruple murders.

The accused murderer once bragged about his skills as a "fish cutter" and boxer, as well as his 130 pound weight loss, on a 2015 job application.

Kohberger's parents were asked to provide testimony regarding the death of 45-year-old Dana Smithers after she was found dead on April 27 in Monroe County.

Idaho quadruple murder suspect Bryan Kohberger entered a not guilty plea to four counts of first-degree murder on Monday.

Alleged killer Bryan Kohberger is suspected of breaking into a female colleague's apartment and 'moving items around.'

The evidence includes video footage from Kohberger's arrest, notes from interrogations, and details about how investigators tested DNA found at the crime scene.

One of the surviving roommates is fighting a court order to testify for suspect Bryan Kohberger.

Investigators also revealed they have evidence Kohberger was allegedly cyberstalking one of the Idaho victims before the November 13 quadruple killing.

An internal affairs investigation was launched connected to possible misconduct by one of the officers in the case.

Bryan Kohberger's family is in dire financial shape after his sisters lost their jobs due to their connection to the accused murderer.

Bryan Kohberger’s jail pastor believes the University of Idaho murders suspect deserves grace and forgiveness from God in first interview.

The University of Idaho murder suspect has turned to religion while awaiting his fate behind bars.

More shocking details are emerging about what the FBI found inside accused killer Bryan Kohberger's family home when he was arrested.

Murder suspect Bryan Kohberger worked as a "fish cutter" years before he was accused of the brutal stabbing of four University of Idaho students.

A warrant was just unsealed, which revealed what authorities found on Bryan Kohberger when he was arrested in December.

The controversial public defender representing University of Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger will triple her salary with the case.

Kohberger's alleged termination happened on December 19.

An FBI surveillance team was put in charge of following Idaho quadruple murder suspect Bryan Kohberger on his road trip home, but lost him for almost 15 hours.

Bryan Kohberger ate at the restaurant where Madison Mogen, 21, and Xana Kernodle, 20, multiple times before their brutal slayings.

The University of Idaho murder suspect, Bryan Kohberger, had a history of making disturbing comments in online forums regarding his lack of emotion.

The suspect allegedly told his neighbor the murders seemed like a "crime of passion."

Kohberger was described as being "friendly" with the staff at the doctor's office despite allegedly killing four university students just four days earlier.

The officers who helped extradite Kohberger from Pennsylvania to Idaho also revealed the quadruple murder suspect "seemed really nervous" at the time.

Before he was the suspect in a quadruple murder, Bryan Kohberger allegedly on Tinder.

Online sleuths claim to spot suspect Bryan Kohberger at the vigil held for the University of Idaho students murdered on November 13, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Idaho jail officials are willing to accommodate suspect Bryan Kohberger's vegan diet, RadarOnline.com has learned, but they are refusing to buy 'new pots and pans.'

Investigators were able to use trash from Bryan's parents home to match his DNA at the crime scene.

The move signifies the 28-year-old suspect will fight the four murder charges against him.

Bryan Kohberger seemed cool as a cucumber when a cop pulled him over in his white Hyundai Elantra days before he was arrested for murder.

Bryan Kohberger was pulled over two times while driving cross-country from Washington to Pennsylvania after allegedly killing four students.

Kohberger's downstairs neighbor in Pullman, Washington also said the quadruple murder suspect appeared too weak to commit such a brutal crime.

Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin were found dead in their home on Sunday, November 13.

The suspect's classmates at Washington State University also claimed Kohberger would become "deadpan and quiet" when the murders were being discussed.

Kohberger, 28, was taken into custody by Pennsylvania police and the FBI early Friday morning whilst hiding out in the Pocono Mountains.

Bryan Christopher Kohberger allegedly asked police if anyone else had been taken into custody for the University of Idaho murders.