Idaho prosecutors have rejected a series of motions filed by the defense of Bryan Kohberger, who is facing charges in connection with the slaying of four college students. The prosecutors have defended the search warrants executed in the case, stating that there was 'substantial probable cause' to seize evidence from various locations linked to the defendant.
Latah County prosecuting attorney Bill Thompson emphasized that the warrants were based on substantial probable cause, urging the judge to uphold them despite the defense's objections. The defense had sought to suppress DNA evidence, searches on Kohberger's devices and accounts, as well as searches of his car and his parents' home.
