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Prosecution argues reasons to keep Moscow Murders trial in Latah County
MOSCOW, Idaho — The prosecution published an argument describing why it believes the trial of Bryan Kohberger, a man accused of killing four University of Idaho students, should stay in Latah County. Last month, the defense presented their reasons for moving the trial to Ada County in Boise, Idaho....
Latah County objects change of venue for Kohberger
LATAH COUNTY PROSECUTORS OBJECTING TO A CHANGE OF VENUE FOR THE TRIAL OF A MAN ACCUSED OF MURDERING FOUR UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO STUDENTS – ARGUING IT WOULD BE INCONVENIENT. BRYAN KOHBERGHER’S ACCUSED OF STABBING MADISON MOGEN, KAYLEE GONCALVES, XANA KERNODLE, AND ETHAN CHAPIN TO DEATH IN AN OFF-CAMPUS HOME IN MOSCOW.
Prosecutors aim to keep Kohberger murder trial in Moscow
Prosecutors in the capital murder case against Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of killing four college students in Moscow, issued their formal opposition to moving the high-profile trial out of Latah County, including to Boise. Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson, who is leading the prosecution of Kohberger and seeks the...
Parlor Talk Tuesday Night In Moscow
The Latah County Historical Society will host another parlor talk in Moscow on Tuesday night. Jessica Tir from the Conner Museum at Washington State University will speak about the history of taxidermy and the museum’s preservation work. The Conner Museum is home to the largest public collection of birds and mammals in the Northwest.
Prosecutors to Judge: Don't move Kohberger trial, but if you do, Kootenai County is better than Boise
MOSCOW, Idaho — The prosecution in the case of Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in 2022, wants the trial to take place in Moscow. On Tuesday, the state submitted a 20-page objection to the defense's motion to move the trial, refuting Kohberger's...
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