Kohberger’s Idaho defense argues FBI skirted policies, lack of warrants to dump DNA evidence
Police investigating the Moscow college student homicides did not obtain search warrants in their handling of DNA from the crime scene — the critical, and perhaps only, piece of evidence that ties suspect Bryan Kohberger to the victims — and efforts to block it from his trial hinge on the novel argument they were legally required.
The prosecution and defense presented arguments on a motion to suppress investigative genetic genealogy (IGG) evidence in the case.
Bryan Kohberger's defense attorneys asked a judge to dismiss DNA evidence in the case due to what they consider an unconstitutional genetic investigation process. Steve Goncalves, the father of Idaho ...
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