"Idaho college murder suspect faces death penalty amid DNA evidence controversy"

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Bryan Kohberger, accused of killing four college students in Idaho, was previously arrested in 2014 for misdemeanor theft in Pennsylvania. Kohberger's father reported the incident to police, stating that his son had struggled with drug addiction. Kohberger served no jail time, and the record was expunged. Prosecutors in Idaho are now investigating the incident as they prepare for an impending capital trial. Kohberger's defense team is pushing for a pause in the case to argue over the scope of grand jury materials. The trial is set for October 2, and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
- Idaho college killings suspect was first arrested in 2014, records show ABC News
- Prosecutors seek death penalty in Idaho murder case BBC
- Kohberger attorney says there's 'no connection' between him and Idaho students who were killed KSL.com
- University of Idaho murders: State seeks death penalty against Bryan Kohberger ABC News
- Kohberger defense team aims to poke holes at DNA evidence linking him to U of I murders KXLY Spokane
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