Prosecutors Release Kohberger Selfie and Amazon Records in Idaho Murder Case

New evidence includes a selfie prosecutors say was taken hours after the murders and Amazon records of a knife purchase, as defense challenges evidence and timeline.

Prosecutors have introduced a selfie allegedly taken by Bryan Kohberger hours after the murders, aiming to link his appearance to a surviving roommate's description of the intruder's 'bushy eyebrows.'
Court filings reveal Kohberger's Amazon purchase history, showing he allegedly bought a Ka-Bar knife and sheath months before the killings, which prosecutors argue ties him to the crime scene.
The defense disputes the admissibility of Amazon records and has requested to exclude evidence of Kohberger's online activity, citing concerns over relevance and prejudice.
Defense attorneys have raised questions about the timeline of events, including the surviving roommates' phone and social media activity before the 911 call was made hours after the murders.
Kohberger has pleaded not guilty to all charges, with his trial set to begin in August 2025, where prosecutors will seek the death penalty if he is convicted.