Idaho prosecutor says that Kohberger may have used another weapon in the murders

Idaho prosecutor Bill Thompson said that investigators could not dismiss the possibility that Brian Kohberger used another weapon during the killings of four university of Idaho students and admitted that the killer saved the roommate dialing mortgage, because he was nervous and run away, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, an interview, one interview, according to an interview. According to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, according to an interview, with an interview, with an interview, with an interview, Idaho Statesman,

Thompson reported that 21 -year -old victim Kayley appeared on Gonclaves due to some injuries, something other than the knife used in the attack, although he stopped lower from confirming another weapon.

Thompson told Statesman, “There were injuries that appeared due to something other than a knife, although it could be a knife.” “I don’t think we could exclude the possibility that included an additional weapon.”

The court documents revealed the boundary of the November 2022 attack on Gonclaves, Madison Moosen, Ethan Karnodal and Ethan Chapin. Gonclaves, officials revealed in the recently released Moscow Police Department’s documents, “more than 20 stabbing wounds, with blunt-blunt trauma,”.

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Mortenson, why a living roommate was left out despite an encounter with Kohberger, as he had run away from the scene through the sliding door of the rental property, said Thompson said the Kohbarger was nervous.

Thompson said, “The description that Dylan has described, it takes me a difficult time that the killer did not see the dialon.” “At that point, he was probably longer in the house than his plan, and he killed more people than planned people. It would not surprise us that the killer was scared at that point and decided that they would have to leave, not to leave whether the law was already called.”

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Mortenson shared with the officials that he had seen an intruder with the “shrub eyebrows” on the 1122 King Road in Moscow, who told him that he was “here to help”.

James Fry, who was the head of the Moscow Police Department at that time, told ABC News There are many principles of why Mortanson survived, including Kohbergers, which have ended with quadruple murders.

“I don’t know, only he has that answer,” Fry told the outlet.

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Thompson also emphasized the important role in resolving the case DNA evidence.

“From our perspective as prosecutors, DNA was important for the strength of the case for test purposes,” he said.

Thompson told Statesman that DNA could be “insecure” to a convict, without connecting Kohberger to a knife sheath.

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