Ongoing Delays and Gag Orders Frustrate Idaho Student Murders Case

Nineteen months after the brutal killings, the trial for the accused remains uncertain, hindering community healing and fueling speculation.

Bryan Kohberger, a criminology graduate student, was arrested six weeks after the murders but has yet to face trial.
Legal delays, including a potential change of venue hearing, could push the trial date further into the future.
A judicial gag order restricts information flow, leading to rumors and misinformation about the case.
Author Howard Blum's new book provides a detailed account of the events, based on interviews with individuals close to the investigation.
The demolished house and ongoing legal battles leave the community without closure nearly two years after the tragedy.