When will the Bryan Kohberger trial finally begin, and could a change of venue be coming? In this episode, STS examines the latest developments surrounding the Bryan Kohberger trial, including potential scheduling issues, courtroom strategy, and the possibility of moving the trial to another location. What could a change of venue mean for the Bryan Kohberger trial, and how might it affect jury selection and the proceedings?
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The Bryan Kohberger trial remains one of the most closely watched criminal cases in the country. STS breaks down the potential timeline, legal developments, and questions surrounding a possible change of venue as both sides prepare for trial. Could moving the case help ensure a fair jury, or create additional complications? As the Bryan Kohberger trial approaches, every pretrial decision could have a major impact on what happens in court. Follow the STS Podcast for survivor stories, true crime news, cold cases, and real crime stories.
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No decision was made to set a trial date for University of Idaho student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger on Wednesday, but a hearing will be held in May to determine whether to move the proceedings elsewhere.
Kohberger returned to court as Judge John Judge heard arguments for trial scheduling and the defense's request for a change of venue.
Judge set a May 14 hearing to decide on a potential change of venue. Defense attorneys have argued that the massive publicity surrounding the case could impact potential jurors. He said he did want to move the trial to another county, but that he'll do what's necessary.
Kevin Fixler is an investigative reporter with the Idaho Statesman, just named reporter of the year in Idaho, in large part because of his incomparable work on the Moscow murders. He’s been following the gruesome story from the very beginning, and even traveled to Kohberger’s hometown in Pennsylvania.
Jean Fisher recently retired after nearly 33 years of service at the Ada County Prosecutor’s Office as the Special Crimes Unit Chief.
During law school, Jean interned at the prosecutor’s office before being hired directly out of law school in 1989. By 1997, she became the supervisor of the Sexual Assault Unit and has focused on those cases ever since.
Tara Malek is an Idaho licensed attorney practicing in state and federal Court in business and commercial litigation. Tara has experience in both civil and criminal law.
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