Hour-Long Documentary Premieres One Year After Idaho Murders

A year ago today, November 13th, the University of Idaho, our state, and frankly our entire community in Idaho changed. News began to break in the afternoon that the campus needed to shelter in place--uncertainty and fear filled the air. After some time, it was shared that four students were killed--stabbed to death--in the middle of the night.

Since the case broke, the entire globe has been fascinated with this, for better or worse.

For the most part, folks have been respectful of the investigation and the victims, their families, and friends. Some have caused trouble, however, which has been unfortunate.

A year in the past now, the memories of Kaylee, Xana, Ethan and Maddie live on while one suspect remains in custody. The globe hopes that justice will be served.

Bryan C. Kohberger, the suspect in custody, has waived his right to a speedy trial and it may be months--or years--for this trial to be wrapped up. Innocent until proven guilty, Kohberger awaits his day in court.

A national television network, Court TV, unveiled an hour-long documentary on the one-year anniversary of the crimes. It involves information, interviews, and 'expert' opinion on the evidence that we do know about, publicly.

You can learn more about the documentary, HERE.

Here is an in-depth, step by step look at what we know of this Idaho murder investigation so far. In the last year, not much new information has surfaced, even after the arrest of Bryan Kohberger. 

Kohberger was stopped several times on his was across the country--the traffic stops were, allegedly, not tied to the murder investigation.