Speculation persists that Bryan Kohberger established a fake identity to go online and anonymously discuss the November 2022 murders he committed.

Accepting a guilty plea deal in lieu of a trial for Bryan Kohberger, who murdered four college students, is a disgusting insult to the families.

Wendy Olson, an attorney representing the media coalition, argued in the court filing that the gag order is now moot since ...

Kohberger, 30, confessed his intent to commit murder when he broke into the off-campus house at 1122 King Rd. in Moscow, Idaho, on Nov. 13, 2022, according to a one-page document published by the ...

The Washington Policy Center's Todd Myers joins the John Curley Show to reveal his findings on where the majority of the Climate Commitment Act revenue is being ...

Was Bryan Kohberger's Murder of four college roommates inspired by Elliot Rodger? Rodger murdered six University of ...

Pam Bondi once said she had Epstein’s client list on her desk, but now it turns out that she didn’t and there never was one.

Criminal defense attorney Donna Rotunno joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss Bryan Kohberger’s written confession to the ...

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A family of one of the University of Idaho murder victims said they are trying to return $85,000 in donations after Bryan ...

Bryan Kohberger’s signed confession is now public – one week after he agreed to a plea deal. In it, he admits to breaking in ...

Bryan Kohberger, 30, took a plea deal last week in exchange for pleading guilty to murdering four University of Idaho ...