The defense in the University of Idaho murder trial is trying to poke as many holes as it can in the state's case before ...

A local legal analyst and attorney doubts the defense’s efforts to get evidence thrown out in the Idaho murders trial will ...

Bryan Kohberger's defense says Idaho prosecutors have stalled in their obligation to turn over reports from 20 of their 25 ...

More is emerging about how accused CEO assassin Luigi Mangione spent Christmas behind bars. According to prison consultant Sam Mangel, he was served Cornish game hen or turkey leg and green beans but ...

The break-in occurred one year earlier and less than 10 miles from where four University of Idaho students were murdered at their off-campus home.

A judge entered a “not guilty” plea on behalf of Kohberger when the suspect was silent when asked for his plea. Brian Buckmire, a legal analyst for ABC News, told the outlet that Kohberger’s ...

(Derek Shook for Fox News Digital) "My family and I have been frustrated that the case was not investigated more in depth or resolved," the victim in the break-in case told the outlet. With ...

"My family and I have been frustrated that the case was not investigated more in depth or resolved," the victim in the break-in case told the outlet. With Kohberger's murder trial slated to ...

“Without a doubt, Bryan Kohberger’s defense team is going to try to raise reasonable doubt by pointing to an alternative suspect in using this alleged burglary,” said legal analyst Brian Buckmir ...

Officials are now saying Bryan Kohberger, the suspect charged in the quadruple homicide of four Moscow, Idaho students, was investigated in connection with a home invasion that took place before ...

“Without a doubt, Bryan Kohberger’s defense team is going to try to raise reasonable doubt by pointing to an alternative suspect in using this alleged burglary,” said legal analyst Brian Buckmire.

why would a judge admit this evidence where nothing about this case tends to prove that Bryan Kohberger was not the murderer," said Brian Buckmire, a ABC News legal contributor.