University Of Idaho Murders

Bryan Kohberger's new mugshot shows a blank stare after his transfer to Ada County Jail, as he awaits trial for the 2022 Idaho student murders.

The quadruple murder case against Bryan Kohberger has been moved and a new judge assigned, according to the Idaho Supreme Court.

The defense for Bryan Kohberger also filed motions to have the death penalty option removed, deeming it unconstitutional.

Prosecutors argued moving the trial almost 300 miles south to Boise is not convenient and the defendant’s motion should be denied.

Suspected quadruple killer Bryan Kohbeger is begging a judge to move his upcoming murder trial from Moscow, Idaho to Boise.

A new book alleges Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger targeted Maddie Mogen in the gruesome killing of four college students.

Accused Idaho College killer Bryan Kohberger's own family suspected that he was involved even before his arrest.

The criminology PhD student is accused of killing four University of Idaho students at their off-campus home in November 2022.

An ex-roommate who lived at the University of Idaho murder home months before the senseless slayings is speaking out for the first time, revealing she texted one of the murdered students.

The grieving family of Idaho victim Kaylee Goncalves came out swinging against suspect Bryan Koberger's alibi, claiming it does not hold weight.

The professor sued the TikTok star for posting a series of videos accusing her of being in a relationship with one of the 4 murdered students.

The professor who says she was falsely accused of carrying out a plot to murder the students scored a victory in court.

Since the University of Idaho murders, the two surviving roommates have been keeping low profiles after receiving an 'onslaught of hatred' online.

Family members of Kohberger said he was an “odd character” and “very reclusive” growing up and they never saw any indication he could be violent.

Bryan Kohberger's attorneys asked for a pause in the case due to claims made about the grand jury process.

A hearing to dismiss the grand jury indictment against Bryan Kohberger will be held behind closed doors on Sept. 22.

The father of one of the victims in the Idaho college murder claims they witnessed the moment they agreed not to handcuff Kohberger in court.

The family of slain University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves said they had 'evidence' that led them to believe she tried to escape the attack.

The prosecutor and Bryan Kohberger agree to limit courtroom cameras but cite different reasons.

According to defense lawyer Anne Taylor, the FBI visited Vargas shortly after the genetic genealogy expert testified in court for Bryan Kohberger last month.

The judge ruled that the family members would be allowed access even if they didn't want to be close the alleged murderer.

The defense argues that camera operators have failed to follow a directive to avoid focusing solely on their client.

Bryan Kohberger allegedly left high school after an investigation was launched when several female students lodged complaints about him.

Despite the seriousness of the charges, Kohberger appeared relaxed and even reportedly smirked during the hearing.

Bryan Kohberger's defense team is looking to derail the prosecution's pivotal piece of evidence linking him to the University of Idaho murders: the DNA found on the knife sheath.

University of Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger says he can't give an alibi at this time because he was "out driving" when the quadruple slayings happened.

Prosecutors in the University of Idaho college murders have filed a motion seeking evidence to prove Bryan Kohberger's alibi, officials said.

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.

University President Scott Green made the announcement in an email to all students and staff on Wednesday.

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.

The Idaho victim's families believe the home still has 'important evidence.'

Demolition began at the off-campus house where four University of Idaho students were brutally stabbed to death in November 2022.

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.

Professor Rebecca Scofield says her reputation was ruined by TikTok star Ashley Guillard.

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.'

Professor Rebecca Scofield is pleading with the court to take action against Ashley Gullard.

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

Funke will reportedly meet with Kohberger's defense counsel in Reno, Nevada where she is currently living.

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

The internet sleuth claims her reputation has been damaged by the professor.

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.