The lawyer said

one Idaho-based lawyer The judge who oversees the four-fold murder of Brian Koberg said that after the new information was leaked to the media, the prosecution or defense team could be approved to view the court.

The TV show about Bryan Kohberger’s investigation aired on May 9 and offers new search records, surveillance videos and cell phone records. Kohberger is Accused of killing someone Kernoe Goncalves,

Information shared in the “Dateline” episode includes surveillance videos from nearby houses that show a car similar to Kohberger in the King Road area, which it several times before four Idaho students were killed.

The episode also claims that FBI cell tower data showed that Koberg’s phone call was called nearly twelve times near the tower, which could cover 100 feet of 1122 King Road, where four Idaho students were killed. The phone started sowing near the tower from July 2022 and continued until mid-August 2022.

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In the May 15 order, Judge Steven Hippler said the person involved in the case “probably” committed the order of interception, saying law enforcement could be the source of the leak. He ordered anyone working on the defense team or investigating to retain all communications and data related to the case.

Shippler said the following evidence was revealed in this episode:

• Surveillance footage of “Suspicious Vehicle No. 1”
• Kohberger’s AT&T record
• Contents of Kohberger phones
• Photos and information related to Kohberger’s Amazon account

“This violation not only undermines the possibility of the person responsible for maintaining it, but it can also greatly hinder the ability to place a fair jury and could significantly increase the costs borne by Lata County taxpayers to prosecute the case to extend the time for jury and potential jury.

Tara Jalali Malek, an Idaho-based attorney and former U.S. attorney, told Fox News numbers that Shippler could put the prosecution or the defense team in charge if the leak was found to be from them.

Idaho attorneys warn that the Brian Koberg case leak could lead to the exclusion of evidence.

“Break violations of the court orders can be stopped,” Manick said. “It may be a contempt for the court, and contempt for the court may be a contempt for civil or a contempt for crime. It will be completely separated from what will happen in the trial, but the thing you despise is that you may condemn. For example, there may be all kinds of things that can do anything.

She added: “Anyone who violates the order will be despised in any aspect.”

However, Manick said she doesn’t think the leak will cause the trial to be delayed because Kreiberg’s defense team Required.

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“I’m hard to think the entire trial will stop because of that,” she said. “I think the trial that I think is most likely to happen will continue to move forward. As far as the investigation goes, it will be a separate track and figure out who leaks the information and which side comes from.

As the trial begins on August 11, another surprising witness appears.

A woman who claimed to be a Doordash driver said she put down food for Xana kernodle minutes before Kohberger allegedly killed college students. YouTube account Axon officer Axon obtained a woman’s body camera video, and the driver’s seat was exposed.

“I have to testify in a big murder here…because I’m a Doordash driver, so yes,” she said. In the video.

The officer then asked her what case she wanted to testify in.

“Murder with the female college student,” she said. “I’m the driver of Doordash. I saw Brian there. I stopped beside him.”