Will Bryan Kohberger’s alibi hold? | Dan Abrams Live
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2024
- Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger’s defense team plans to introduce cell phone location data that will prove the grad student was many miles away when four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death. Will it counter the prosecution’s combination of cellphone data and surveillance camera pictures? Discussing it on NewsNation’s “Dan Abrams Live": Jesse Weber, attorney and anchor for the Law and Crime Network and a NewsNation legal contributor; Misty Marris, trial attorney and legal analyst; and Arthur Aidala, trial attorney and radio host.
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Fact Driven? UNBIASED Coverage? Is this Candid Camera TV ? Lol 😂
LOL 💯 Indeed! Sensationalism driven, plain and simple!
lol right. They are talking like it isn’t just touch dna and cell towers pings that make them think he is guilty. They were looking for a different year car before Bryan’s arrest, the only dna is touch, no victim blood in his car, and no stalking even though they pushed that for years. These people are a joke now.
8 months ago, the defense said they would bring in an expert to explain the alibi.
And they are
@@TrueCrimeGossip exactly that's my point, so they are all acting shocked by the new information that isn't knew
Right. And how come they keep saying the phone was off? No one said it was off it wasn’t transmitting. It could have lost signal or went on airplane mode. Both would prove the prosecution got it wrong. Plus the only DNA is touch. That’s not enough in most states to prosecute any more because of false convictions. This case is wild
@@crystalgrzelak He's guilty. Period. End of story. Full stop.
@@RabbiCashMoneyyou could be right but what is that based on. Like how do you know he did it? I haven’t seen anything at all to suggest he did. Hopefully I’m wrong and you are right. Hopefully they got the right guy. But there should be evidence that he is guilty. And these people sound like absolute clowns the wild theories they push.
The state NEVER Hired an EXPERT 😂😂 It was officer Payne 2 years Experienced police lol 🤣
Indeed! LE ought to be focused at this point on testing the other 3 male DNA samples found at the scene, interviewing the frat boys and other college students, and doing their best to find other potential suspects because BCK is going to prove beyond a reasonable doubt at this point that it wasn't him. Then, he's going to sue their assets for false imprisonment. LOL
Exactly a 2 year "veteran" versus all American hero ex navy seal Cy what's his name.
Yeah so the FBI are not experts. GTFOH
AND corroborated with FBI experts that got it wrong and.changed their story to match a narrative.
Dec 13 MPD states they saw rhe video but dont.kmow who owns the car and can't see inside.
I don't thing the state knows what they are doing.
The PCA does not state that the phone was turned off. But it does lead a person who doesn’t pay attention to believe that, thats what it said.
Exactly.
Sad how the Media continues giving false information! I Agree 💯 they did not say his cell phone off.
then what happened EINSTEIN to cause his phone to not connect to the cell tower , , since you are paying so much attention ?
@@suzannek3493 - There is much being made of Anne Taylor’s expert witness, Sy Ray, criticising his use of cell site data to geographically pinpoint an accused in criminal cases. Yet that is exactly what the PCA does, even using cell site data to draw on a map the route Kohberger is accused of taking.
Following this is a lengthy paragraph about a search warrant for historical phone data to determine if Kohberger stalked any of the victims, conducted surveillance on the King Road residence, or was in contact with any of the victims’ associates. The following paragraph states that according to CAST, Kohberger’s phone utilized cellular resources in the 1122 King Road area on at least 12 occasions prior to 13 Nov, and that on nearly every occasion, it took place in the late evening or early morning.
This led the media all too easily to make the connections themselves, while the gag order prevented its correction.
The evidence to answer your question is, according to Anne Taylor, being withheld or has not been preserved by the prosecution.
If you search the park he went to and you read all the reviews you can see all people stating there is no phone/wifiservice at particular parts. If you invest a bit of time in Annes explanation you will actually find it very plausible. @@suzannek3493
The defendant doesn’t have to prove anything. The prosecution is making an allegation they have to prove. This why I don’t like the media manipulation. They are having a conversation as if he needs to be able to prove he wasn’t at the scene. That’s not how it works. The prosecution has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt he was there. Most people will be fooled by them poking holes in his alibi. Actually, he doesn’t even need an alibi. The prosecution has to make its case. It has not so far in my opinion..
@@bambooprincess3495 no he doesn’t. The burden is on the prosecution. I don’t have to keep a verifiable record of how I spend my time. Not doing so doesn’t implicate me in anything. If a prosecutor is making an allegation, they have to prove I did anything. I can’t disprove a negative. I don’t have to prove I didn’t do it, they have to prove I did. Your understanding is why juries are so scary…
@@objectivelyintellectualTo say that a murder prime suspect doesn’t need an alibi is objectivelyfalse. He’s not just anybody, and he’s not here just because. There is a reason he is here, multiple in fact, that which include his car, his proximity, his dna, and even more. What a ridiculous statement.
@@miki49 my statement is FAR from ridiculous. He’s there because local PD felt pressured to make an arrest, not because there’s any actual evidence against him. 1. There’s no murder weapon. So the DNA on the knife sheath is irrelevant unless the knife it belongs to is identified as the murder weapon which it has not as of yet. 2. The “cell phone pings” only mean he was in a 30 mile radius of the tower he pinged off of, it doesn’t put him at the scene as the media is trying to allude to. So what evidence do they really have? Their whole case rests on DNA found on a knife sheath snap, and a cell phone ping that puts him within 30 miles of the crime scene. What evidence? It’s circumstantial at best. It’s a far cry from beyond a reasonable doubt unless you’re an idiot that watches the news and don’t do your own research.
@@objectivelyintellectual It’s incredibly ridiculous. You are on trial- To try to go in there without an alibi is suicide. To act as if one is unnecessary is indeed incredibly ridiculous.
@@miki49 you see it that way because you don’t understand the legal term “burden of proof”. If you did, you would understand that’s the reason most defendants don’t testify in their own defense. If the defense attorney doesn’t believe the prosecution made its case based on evidence alone, they will decline to put their client on the stand. What’s insane is how you are shifting the burden of proof to the defendant instinctively. Never mind the prosecution hasn’t presented any evidence to his guilt. This is why being a lawyer is so hard. Jurors are idiots
He wouldn't take his phone at all. He wouldn't just turn it off at the exact time he was committing a crime. He would leave it at home. How do they know it was actually off and just not in an area with no signal? This is not beyond reasonable doubt.
How do you know that? Do you know him? I'm so tired of people assuming they know what he would do. You have no idea
just wait until the different experts have their moment to properly explain their evidence . Then we can talk about reasonable doubt honey .. dont get ahead of yourself now
@@jordansharpe2886 Goes both ways but anyways we are not claiming to know what he would have done, you don't understand, they are all possibilities and as long as they are feasible, they could have happened hence there's plenty of room for doubt.
These people have not studied the case well. Lots of evidence not available to us or dont exist
Stargazing = Murderous Rampage
Satellite data= Wrong state wrong guy!
He did stargazing every day 🤦🏻♀️
It was a habit of his.
Do they really say unbiased coverage at the end?
Technology convicts why not exonerate? The world wants bk to be guilty how very sad
Indeed!
This is fake made up technology so there’s that and the guy who’s providing it is a liar
This case is a classic small town cover up. They needed someone to pin down for this murder so they found someone who lived nearby who drove a vehicle matching the description of the one seen in the area. They planted the DNA and built a case. The possibility of BK successfully murdering these 4 victims in a brutal stabbing in less than 11 minutes and somehow managing to NOT leave or track DNA evidence ALL throughout that house or his car is near impossible.
LE surveillance using white elantra
His K Bar knife sheath and DNA on the scene is a tough one to explain .
There's no proof a KBar was even used! Sounds more like a machete, an axe, a golf club.
No it’s not. What says that’s “his” knife sheath? Nothing.
What says that’s his DNA?
Nothing.
The DNA found on the knife sheath wasn’t enough to identify as anyone’s. So, they sort of “fill in” the gaps with a statistical analysis to get a “statistical match.” Then you examine the math. It’s not enough of a match to identify him with any reasonable certainty. It could be his DNA but it also could be someone else’s.
it's not his dna or sheath
See the case of Lukis Anderson.
But with all the time he supposedly spent in that house and all they can find is touch DNA on a snap button on a knife sheath? None of the victims DNA was found in his car, house, or anywhere else for that matter. Possible, yes. Probable in light of no other DNA found anywhere else, not likely.
Misleading evidence again and stating false information. His Lawyer does have a point.
They tracked his movements and it led them to albertsons where he is on camera. They going to deny that too? 😂
They don't have him on camera doing anything.
@@t.t6191 he arrives at Albertsons at noon and is on camera and seen exiting the car and buying items. It's him and the car , and his phone
So what? Can you be at Albertsons? Is it a crime to be at Albertsons on your free day? Pretty sure people went that near Costco too? Do you eat? Do you drink? 😂 Problem is not that now, it is how other people explain their where abouts..@@ItisMeMike
It doesn't matter if it was him at Albertson's at noon, @@ItisMeMike; it wasn't him at 1122 King Road at 4 AM.
@@ItisMeMike no one gives a F he was shopping the next day. try harder
Where do you people get your education from??Have you all been living under rock?? Clearly have not did your research on the expert before coming out to spew technological facts!! This expert is highly trained in that field.. nowhere does it say BK phone was turned off! Simple tower search of Moscow Idaho area will tell you service is non existent..o and btw this guy doesn’t normally testify for defense! May god bless america we are gonna need it!
Oh exactly! These MSM ppl re the law, are no where near, the Expertise of Sy Ray!!!! From huge military, he's testified in huge cases, usually for Prosecution - but he agrees with the alibi of BK, the defendant. This Expert totally understands the geofencing tech, he knows ahelluva lot more than these ppl!!!! Lol!
And exactly do you know this? What have you seen that the rest of us haven't? You haven't even heard from the expert yet you know what he's going to say and that he's credible?
@@jordansharpe2886 the time that it took for you to have type that comment, could have been used to type the experts name into a search engine that would give you statistics of the number of cases/murders this expert has helped solve ,& the many many LE agencies that have used him! Furthermore you would find that this Expert has his own podcast & YT channel that you ,if taking time out to watch as most fact checkers do,highlighting these cases & the techniques that were used. He has never testified for a defense witness ! He has always worked on prosecution side! That should pretty much dumb down to the average human ,what he has already found prior to AT releasing this alibi!
I think you are living under a ROCK . BK'S SO CALLED EXPERT HAS been publicly chastised by a judge 2 times in a court of law . One time for falsifying his credentials as an engineer . Do your homework !
@suzannek3493 thank you, she tried telling me I should've looked up the expert, little did she know I already had. This guy had testified in like 2 cases and recently started a few companies. Makes sense he'd want to be on a public case and get his name out there.
But your honor, I swear my cat hid that cellphone for those 2 hrs!
The phone cells has a ram data can give you the location even if the phone is off.
He lives on his own, so he’s gonna be with someone at 2 in the morning
Did you guys ever think his phone could have been out of service because he was out in the middle of nowheres and had no service & it was not off.
Who said the phone was off?
Wouldn't it be WILD If Brian kohlburger actually Took Photos and or Videos That night AT the time of the Crime
The police have all his cellphone data so they already know he doesn’t
He's not an idiot, just because his cell phone was somewhere doesn't mean he was. Calling that an alibi is ridiculous. I'd bet the farm he planned every detail of this crime for a very longtime.
he wouldn't need an alibi if he had been smart enough to leave the phone turned on in his apartment
There is no world where a murder suspect “would not need an alibi”. That is objectively false
Well why didn't he do that? He can commit an almost perfect crime and then just takes his phone with him. I'm not buying that.
@@bambooprincess3495 not with regards to the phone they could still maybe trace him to his car but yes he should have left that behind too
@@t.t6191 yeah if one is going to do a crime the last thing they want to do is leave behind a paper trail but sometimes book smart people have little to no common sense
He wouldn’t need an alibi if rookie Payne was smart enough to not arrest the wrong guy!
Love the insight this map gives! Just an obeservation, the sun is not out when the moon and stars are 🙄
Defense Expert Witness can tell wether his phone was Off or on. And wether it Had no Service.
So can his cellphone provider 🙄
The pca says it was not transmitting. They said it was off or on air plane mode. If it was air plane mode there would be evidence on his phone that he wasn’t there. And I think they want the cast report so they can prove the evidence against him is faulty. I really don’t like the only evidence being touch dna. They changed the year of the car after Bryan was arrested. And they say there was no stalking. Idk maybe I misunderstood.
💥 BOOM!!!! If it can be PROVEN that he was somewhere else, will you THEN believe the sheath/DNA was planted?
🤡
Don’t think they will, they already made up their mind
It can’t be not by this so called expert who is a known liar
dna planted
I wasn't there either, and I probably can't prove it. Don't tell Payne.
I would drop the death penalty. We all know it will just get overturned on appeal, and changed to life without parole. Like with Scott Peterson.
ADMITS he was in fact... driving around in the wee hours at the time of the murders... EXACTLY what prosecutor says and BK and State agree! LAUGHABLE! 😅😂🤣
[that's "SELF-SNITCHIN'" [thx for that term to channel CLR Bruce Rivers]
There was a horrible hit and run accident right in front of his building that night, there was police absolutely everywhere and it was very loud, many left their apartments to go sleep somewhere else or went for a walk. Bryan being an insomniac must have been awake for sure and he went for a ride because being home was not an option. Also why would he choose that night to kill? There was police all around. You mean to tell me he chose that night to commit a crime?
This is what is going to get him convicted. Unfortunately this guy was not as smart as he thinks he is. If he was actually a genius like he thinks , he would have leaft his phone on at home and took a bike or some other vehicle to the scene that night. What got this guy caught was traffic cams and doorbell cams without a doubt, and they picked up his car on tape Then the cellphone hung him. Thats and that
all videos I c r white are look a likes but not BKs
Unless they are able to provide a license plate that verifies the car in the videos is BK’s then all we have is someone who drives a car matching the car in the video. That is not enough evidence to convict. The DNA evidence is weak, the phone data will be proven to be weak. They needed to pin this murder on someone and they found BK who drove a car matching the one in the video, they then planted the DNA on the knife sheath and built their case. This is a classic small town cover up.
It took forever for the Defense to get his phone back to get the supporting data for the alibi.
I have a tendency to believe the guy is smarter than taking his phone with him. I'm suspicious about the knife sheath since it's so convenient for the prosecution. We'll see what happens. Regardless, four people were killed.
No
Took this guy 2 years to come up with a non alibi. Says he going to call one expert and now the entire online conspiracy community is screaming "I KNEW IT!". Not even waiting to hear what he says and forgetting about all the other evidence. Lol
STOP allowing gps to be only angle to get the truth ..
Im fed up with the big brother bs ..
It's going against 4th amendment ...
STOP looking for GPS and do the work ...
Everyone know to turn airplane mode on .. so try not useing it an do detective work without the need for GPS ...
Damn do your job ... It worked fine for decades and decades an you got convictions without GPS ...
It was a cloudy night
To me, the tiny contact DNA evidence isn't a big deal. It's all these little things that will add up.
I am not a big fan of circumstantial evidence, though. That's the gateway to making it easy to frame someone for a crime.
Though if BK was being framed, I am sure he would have a good idea of who it was.
yes
“All the evidence together” he says, like the totality of dna, phone, car & they “saw him the next am getting out of the same car” same car as what? You mean BK happened to drive a white car & that a gas station manager took a still shot of a white car with no personal identifiers ie: license plate or photo of driver behind wheel? Why are these guests speaking on things they have no idea about? Prosecution paying them 😂
Even that question is disingenuous. You have no idea what the defense expert will present regarding refuting the claim that he was in the area of the murders, so how can anyone at this stage make that determination? Better questions would be is why the judge at this late stage requested more detail of BK's alibi which involves him driving around, did the request come from the prosecution, is that unusual, does it reflect uncertainty about the prosecution evidence that he was in the area at the time of the murders, how do you think the expert will challenge the prosecution assertion he was in the area based on an analysis of phone pings and cell towers.
What is so wrong with stargazing? This was not the first time he did, he was an insomniac and it was a habit of his to go look for places where he could go for a run, he even had a jogging buddy.
And about the DNA, it's unreliable touch dna. That's it.
Regarding his phone, it's all very easy to dismiss. He didn't get any calls that went to voicemail in that timeframe therefore you can't prove that he had actually turned off his phone.
😆 👌 . Just wait for the trial . It's not Worth the energy. And it's single source touch dna. UNDER a button snap lol.. they have record of him buying this exact knife. So where is it? . Unless they got it. Just wait for the trial.. dudes caught
The sheath just flew a few miles over and landed in the house. After knowing what the prosecution has, a year later an alibi is given? If there was an alibi why wasn't it given in the beginning? He never said not guilty. God saw what happened.
How did the killer know that Maddie's bf wasn't there, Kaylee's bf wasn't there, Dylans bf wasn't there, Bethany's bf wasn't there?
Im not bying anything of what Bethany and Dylan are selling. There are a reason why the killer/s left them alive...
Like the killer/s, that just killed 4 people, would leave the house leaving a witness alive, whom the killer/s came face to face with.
Dylan is now fighting for not to be cross examinated WHY???? Because she cant remember all the lies she told and the defense will eat her up raw.
What are the odds that exactly that day the murders occured, out of 5 girls, only one had their bf over that weekend? Kind of strange that none of the others were, or that none of the girls were staying with them.
Wasn't it Family Weekend?
How did the killer know that family wasn't staying over?
How did the killer know if their targeted victim was even there?
How did the killer know that someone else may have been crashing in their targets bed?
Even if the killer saw movement, wouldn't have known for sure who all was in there, or who was gone.
There were plenty of vehicles in the parking lot, and parked all around.
Of course there were someone on lookout, ready to warn the killer/s if someone was to approach the house.
What would the killer/s have done otherwise, if someone suddently was to enter the house? That's way to risky.
Even a half way intelligent person, should have felt that was potentially a suicide mission otherwise.
Bryan could have passed by for 365 days in a row, and would still not know when the time was right to enter the house and stab these poor students.
There were absolutly no routines in that house, people came in and out non stop.
Someone close to the victims, had the "inside information" of exactly who was in that house and in which rooms they were in.
Snaps and text were flying in and out of the house fir hours, BEFORE the even called 911 hours later, why wouldn't they have done everything to get medical care for the 4 students? Im gonna tell you why, because they already knew there were dead, and did nothing.
The fingerprints on the holster?
There was only tiny speck (19
picograms, look it up) of TRANSFER DNA!
The killers are still out there, laughing.
We all want justice for the poor students people don't even do their own research about the case, they just jump on the guilty train, and I find it disgusting.
Innocent until proven guilty.
This isn't adding up at all.
He is innocent!
When he will be exonerated, I hope he will sue the whole gd country
Great comment, except there were no fingerprints; just a tiny speck (19 picograms, look it up) of TRANSFER DNA!
Casing the place? JFC you conspiracy theorists are dumb
@@gothgammy666 I really dont care what you think at all.
Easy to drop a stupid comment like that, without going into why you think its dumb OR come with your own theory.
@@okiegranny4844 Thank you
I missed that one, I will correct my post
I have always thought how a killer would be able to get inside the house without being scared ! I believe he should have had so many information about the house
Have you seen the weather on that morning! Overcast!!
But his phone pinged again at 9am near the house. He went back! And oh, so he was driving out at night, pinging towers near the victims' house, stopped pinging anywhere at the time murders occurred, then his dna found on knife sheath left in the crime scene, and by the way a knife was used by the killer to MURDER the victims. 😂 It's really not him. 😂 And oh this is so far how much we know, there could be a lot more evidence.
And oh Bryan has been holding on to "his alibi" and decided to divulge it after one and a half years. 😂
I thought all along , that the route he drove home in the middle of the night was something like a 40 minute drive , yet he lived only 8 miles away . He went the long way home .............. I think it was that route because he could easily pull over anywhere , hike up a hillside , or hike down to the river - why , easy ............ to hide the knife . Just my opinion
There is traffic light cameras between Pullman and Moscow Idaho! They would have picked his car up going that way if this was true! so the 2 yr rookie (officer Payne) for Moscow Pd with no previous training is the one who typed the PCA tailoring the states narrative that he dodged those cameras by driving outside of said cameras ,irony of all of this,a simple map search of traffic cams in that area has one camera near the smoke shop,which is being reported in this defense sworn filing, that this was not BKs Elantra! Pretty sure tinted vs non tented ,sunroof vs no sunroof will prove this! This highly decorated expert has put this man in another state at the time of the murders! He would not have came onto a case that would sink his career had he not did all his digital research first! “Socialite true crime podcast”is the experts show case of work! People quit being lazy & read ,Stop listening to main stream mind fuching you& do your fact checking! This is scary times in policing!
Aho, @@The-innocent-truth-with-Chris! Tell it like it is. 💯
Or he was out driving and that's the way he drove.
It is pretty strange Kohberger was following them on Instagram though….the odds are so slim when he is older….
@@thatb2666that has been proven to be false
Alibi? Is that what we’re calling it?
😂😂
You haven't paid attention to all the developments right?
FYI: He does not have to prove or provide anything UNLESS HE GOES WITH AN ALIBI DEFENSE. Then by the state of IDAHO he must present this alibi and there are deadlines. If he chose not to put on a defense and rely solely on the state proving their case he could of done that. IT WAS HIS CHOICE to go with a DEFENSE ALIBI therefore he must play by IDAHO rules.
Also the PC never said it was off, it wasn’t connecting to any towers, (could be off, airplane mode, remote area). Remember the phone could always be somewhere else than on him. I don’t see how saying the prosecutors pings are wrong but the defense experts are right. From what I understand it is VERY SUBJECTIVE just like the UNSPENT BULLET in DELPHI, and why Lie detector test are inadmissible in court. It all comes down to who is reading it and interpreting it.
Another point, About the expert SY RAY - look up: Colorado judge finds "sea of unreliability" in company's cellphone mapping data. Also the judge found Sy Ray was not a credible witness."He inflated his credentials, inaccurately claiming to be an engineer”. As noted, his sole academic degree is an associates, and there's no evidence that it's related to engineering. Nor is there evidence that Ray's taken any engineering classes.
If you dig hard enough you can always find problems on whatever side you agree with…
Yes there is plenty of grey area for on both sides of the case.
Ok, but other than the PCA evidence how do you feel about the evidence? The PCA evidence bolsters the case but it's from from the whole thing.
Sincerely curious about your opinion, not being confrontational
@@jordansharpe2886 my opinion is we don't have enough information to say he is guilty or innocent. How can anyone make a hard decision on a death penalty case without knowing the facts or the evidence? We know very little of either yet people are anxious to say one way or the other. It was a horrible crime and I hope whoever did it is prosecuted and convicted. The prosecution must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, we shall see if they can do that. So many people are convinced of his guilt and I like pointing out what they seem willfully blind to see. Including Grey Hues. What he considers facts and scientific is laughable.
@@jordansharpe2886 I also payed a lot of attention to the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. The prosecutor, police, crime lab and witnesses were more helpful to Rittenhouse than proving a crime. The media and social media were against Rittenhouse and I see similarities in this case. Clearly all they care about is making money with no regard for the truth or justice. There is a conflict between his right to a fair trial and everyone's right to free speech. It's unfortunate people can't stick with the facts and be honest but that's the world we live in.
Could BK have had 2 phones?? If the defence can produce a photo of BK in his car in the morning, he was out looking at the pretty stars, then that could strengthen the alibi. I do find it strange that the defence has waited this long to come up with the alibi. How their witness can prove where BK was on the morning the crime took place will be interesting to see?? I did not think that cell data was really strong 🤔🤔 Looking forward to hearing how the prosecution responds to this 😁😁
Your metadata on your phone tracks EVERYTHING, even if a phone is turned off.
@@okiegranny4844 dam, l did not know that 😲😲
I'm so tired of people saying he was too smart to bring his phone with him. We dont know that, just because he was a PhD student doesn't mean shit.
They can only track him while his phone was on.
Does it soumd weird the state is holding exculpatory evidence.
LE never lies. Never.
Moved in June 2022
Aug traffic stop
July pool party
Aug seatbelt
Airport to get his dad
Nov 12
Nov 13
Back again Nov 13
Nov 14
That's 8 of the 12..
Lol
Yes because it’s a lie congratulations you believe everything his fucking lawyer says
You believe he was looking at stars in 20° overcast skies too?