In a recent court appearance, University of Idaho student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger requested a change of venue due to extensive publicity that could impact potential jurors. Judge John Judge set a hearing for May to determine if the trial should be moved elsewhere. Prosecutors argued that the media coverage surrounding the case could affect the jurors’ impartiality. Defense attorneys requested more time to prepare, pushing the trial date to potentially start in the summer of 2025, which the judge expressed reluctance towards. The defense also seeks to investigate cell tower data for an alibi. Kohberger is accused of massacring four students in a house off-campus, leading to a lengthy investigation before his arrest. If convicted, he could face the death penalty. The trial, initially expected to last six weeks, is now anticipated to span 12 to 15 weeks. The case highlights the complexities involved in obtaining a fair trial amidst heavy publicity and the severity of the charges. Stay updated on this developing story through Fox News, where access to premium content is free for account holders.
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