A new disturbing detail has been revealed about the life of convicted murderer Bryan Kohberger, the man who took the lives of four University of Idaho students in 2022. Forensics company Cellebrite were given the responsibility of looking at Kohberger's phone and laptop to search for evidence connecting him to the murders he is now serving life in prison for.

However, Idaho State Police Lt. Darren Gilbertson, who was a lead investigator on the Kohberger case, told the Idaho Statesman that "Dateline" got some of their facts wrong. "There were some gross inaccuracies and just complete falsehoods," Gilbertson said.

Explaining away even the most horrific acts of violence by saying some people are just wicked is understandable—but it won’t help us build a safer society.

A recent episode of “Dateline” about the University of Idaho student murders frustrated investigators and the judge.

EDGING open the door to the student digs, Hunter Johnson sensed there was something wrong – but he could never have predicted the horrific scene he was about to discover. Lying on the floor,

Bryan Kohberger has one last chance Wednesday to give the grieving ... Several convicted murderers have also given allocution statements, including serial killer Ted Bundy; Timothy McVeigh, convicted for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing; and John Wayne ...

Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty to killing four University of Idaho students. Latah County Sheriff's Office After being told he was stopped for going 43 mph in a 35-mph zone, Kohberger readily ...

The county's Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved boosting the trial expense budget to $150,000 for fiscal year 2025 -- more than 40 times their 2024 budget of $3,500.