The evidence that has been presented against Bryan Kohberger is very strong. With not only DNA evidence tying him to the crime scene, but also a detailed digital map of his behavior has him at that house not only on the date of the murders, but at least 12 times previously. Not only that, but one of the surviving roommates saw a man leaving the house that fit his description. With all of that evidence, it would seem like a foregone conclusion that a conviction would come at the end of a trial.
However, some experts are pointing out that the evidence in the affidavit alone might not be enough to get the conviction that the government and the families want and expect.
Let's dive in and take a look!
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source:
Bryan Kohberger's Affidavit Has 'Bad Facts' for Defense: (lawandcrime.com)