MOSCOW, Idaho — Attorneys for Bryan Kohberger in court Tuesday argued for access to investigative records that law enforcement used to justify Kohberger’s arrest on suspicion of murdering four University of Idaho students in November.
Anne Taylor, Kohberger’s lead public defender, petitioned the judge overseeing the case for three pieces of information that prosecutors have so far withheld and she said could prove critical to the defense’s case.
The defense still lacks the requested documents through the required discovery process, Taylor told Judge John Judge of Idaho’s 2nd Judicial District Court in Latah County. She continues to seek documents pertaining to Kohberger’s cellphone location data, determinations a forensic analyst made about the make and model of the suspect’s vehicle, and the training schedules for three Idaho State Police officers involved in the investigation.
