Bryan Kohberger's Defense Challenges Prosecution Evidence in Idaho Murder Case

Defense claims key evidence was altered and withheld, intensifying the legal battle over the Idaho student murders.

Bryan Kohberger's defense team alleges prosecutors provided altered evidence, specifically a surveillance video without audio, claiming it's crucial for his case.
Prosecutors refute the defense's claims, insisting all necessary evidence has been provided and proceedings remain sealed.
The defense argues for a public hearing, citing Kohberger’s Sixth Amendment rights, while the judge considers the request.
Kohberger, accused of murdering four University of Idaho students, faces intense scrutiny over his alibi involving late-night drives.
Legal experts suggest the defense's strategy might be aimed at moving the trial or influencing jury selection through public perception.