Attorneys for Bryan Kohberger plan to argue at trial that the knife sheath recovered from the crime scene could have been planted by the real killer of four University of Idaho students, according ...

Knife sheath DNA evidence is central in Bryan Kohberger's trial for the Idaho student murders, with the defense suggesting it may have been planted.

Accused murderer Bryan Kohberger may have deliberately left a knife sheath found at the home where four University of Idaho students were found stabbed to death in an attempt to mislead ...

The knife sheath that investigators found next to two victims could indicate they were the target of the Nov. 13 quadruple homicide near the University of Idaho campus.

If he had simply forgotten the knife, police may have found more DNA on the sheath along with fingerprints, Kelly said. As of a gag order on Jan. 3, police had still not recovered the murder weapon.

BOISE, Idaho - Accused killer Bryan Kohberger bought a Ka-Bar knife with a sheath and sharpener on Amazon eight months before a similar knife sheath was found at the scene ...

Male DNA left on a knife sheath was used to link a then-doctoral student in Washington state with the slayings of four University of Idaho students in November — and a surviving roommate came ...

Prosecutors said that search warrant was narrowly tailored to March 20 to March 30, 2022, the time they said Kohberger was known to have bought a Ka-Bar knife with sheath and sharpener from Amazon ...

In March 2022, Kohberger ordered a Ka-Bar knife with sheath and a sharpener from Amazon, the prosecution alleged in the legal brief, which was filed Monday but not made public until Wednesday.

Though Kohberger, too, will likely have his DNA from a cheek swab compared to what was found on the knife sheath now that he is in custody to confirm a perfect match, Podini said.

Prosecution in Idaho student homicide case allege suspect Bryan Kohberger ordered Ka-Bar knife, sheath, sharpener from Amazon in March 2022.