Idaho judge blocks release of graphic images from Kohberger murder scene
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A judge in Idaho prevented the publication of graphic images from the house where Bryan Kohberger killed four university students.
The second regional judge, Megan Marshall, published the decision on Wednesday and wrote that graphic images containing the bodies of blood and victims would not be released by law enforcement officers. Kohberger was found guilty of killing Ethan Chapin, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Kaylee Goncalves.
In his decision, Marshall announced the publication of such paintings that “personal privacy will create an unfair occupation”.
“In this case, there is no doubt that photos, videos, sounds and other research records are incredibly disturbing.” “It is difficult to digest the records and offers a raw view to the terrible tragedy that occurred on 13 November 2022.”
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This image, provided by the police, shows the scene of the crime at the campus house where four Idaho university students were killed in Idaho, Moscow on 13 November 2022. Bryan Kohberger, who was guilty of the murders, was sentenced to four life imprisonment for terrible crimes. (Moscow Police City)
Moscow, Idaho, law enforcement officers can still release images of murders and other media, but areas containing blood or any body should “darken”. However, Marshall stopped the full prohibition of releasing the investigation records, saying that the public was interested in viewing them. The family of two victims of Mogen and Chapin wanted some research records to be banned to release the public.
Kohberger Guilty guilty In an agreement that issued the death penalty from the table to the murders on July 2. Four Idaho University students were found dead in their homes in Moscow in Idaho, which was located near the campus on 13 November 2022.
In exchange for the death of the death penalty from the table, Kohberger will be sentenced to four consecutive life imprisonment without the possibility of a conditional evacuation for a first -degree murder and a crime theft.
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This image, provided by the police, shows the scene of the crime at the campus house where four Idaho university students were killed in Idaho, Moscow on 13 November 2022. (Moscow Police City)
Bryan Kohberger appears on July 23, 2025 at the Ada District Courthouse for a sentence in Boise and Idaho. Kohberger was found guilty in exchange for the death penalty for the stabbing of four Idaho university students almost three years ago. He was sentenced to four lifetime imprisonment in prison. (Kyle Green Pool/Getty Images)
13 November 2022 Timeline:
- 04:00: The suspect comes home
- Between 4 and 4:17: Murder time
- 4:19: The roommate calls three victims; Nobody has an answer
- 4:22 to 4:24: surviving roommates to each other from home text
- 4:27: The roommate looks for victims again; Nobody has an answer
- 4:32: roommate texts Goncalves, “Pls Answer”
- 10:23: Survive roommate texts victims; Nobody has an answer
- 11:39: Chambermate calls his father
- 12:00: 911 Search on the phone of the roommate
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Madison Mogen, who is on the top left, smiles on the shoulders of his best friend Kaylee Goncalves for posing with two roommates in Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle and Goncalves’ last Instagram post. (@Kayleegoncalves/Instagram)
After Kohberger On July 23, Judge Steven Hippler abolished the GAG order applied to agencies associated with the case and allowed the release of the investigation documents.
Michael Ruiz from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
