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Bryan Kohberger, accused of murdering four University of Idaho students, is expected to plead guilty in a Boise courtroom Wednesday.
After nearly 80 years, a World War II Ka-Bar knife belonging to Marine LeRoy Ziarnik was returned to his family in Wisconsin, symbolizing remembrance and honoring all military service members.
According to the complaint: Just after midnight on May 24, Carbondale police responded to a report of a man who pulled a knife on another man at Stonehouse Bar, 473 Fall Brook Road, Fell Twp.
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New court documents reveal Bryan Kohberger searched Amazon for a Ka-Bar knife, sheath and sharpener before the Idaho murders — and looked into deleting his account activity after. Prosecutors ...
In March 2022, Kohberger ordered a Ka-Bar knife with sheath and a sharpener from Amazon, the prosecution alleged in the legal brief, which was filed Monday but not made public until Wednesday.
Bryan Kohberger's Amazon shopping records and "click activity" are damning for his defense, after he allegedly bought a Ka-Bar knife before the Idaho murders.
Bryan Kohberger bought a knife before University of Idaho killings, took a selfie hours later, court docs say March 20, 2025 Updated Thu., March 20, 2025 at 8:24 p.m.
A creepy selfie and a military knife snapped up on Amazon allegedly link Bryan Kohberger to the grisly murders of four University of Idaho students, prosecutors said in newly released documents.
Prosecutors say Bryan Kohberger, charged in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students, bought a knife and sheath on Amazon months before the killings.
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