Speaker 1: And now for the latest in crime, serial killers, cold cases,
Speaker 1: cult leaders, and blood. You know him, you fear him.
Speaker 1: It's time for true crime KT Kevin. What's your question, bro.
Speaker 2: Days It's forever.
Speaker 3: That's good. Oh J's dead, bitch.
Speaker 4: Do you guys remember the story of Brian Coberger? Yes,
Speaker 4: November twenty two. I don't remember his.
Speaker 2: Name being Coburger.
Speaker 5: He's the He's the guy who went into the college.
Speaker 5: It was a home of a bunch of college students,
Speaker 5: and he murdered four almost but not everybody in the house, but.
Speaker 4: He Yeah, two made it out alive, weirdly November twenty two,
Speaker 4: allegedly allegedly allegedly, so this thing doesn't go to trial
Speaker 4: until August. And again there's three girls one boy that
Speaker 4: he killed in the house at the University of Idaho.
Speaker 3: Allegedly goes trol in August.
Speaker 4: NBC's dateline and write it up some information and they
Speaker 4: got some of self ue browsing history and things like that.
Speaker 3: Uh oh, his.
Speaker 4: Selfhe browsing history showed dozens of pictures of female students
Speaker 4: at Washington State University and the University of Idaho, many
Speaker 4: of them in bathing suits.
Speaker 3: That's probably not uncommon. A review of these accounts. What
Speaker 3: what did you say out loud?
Speaker 5: Hold on, let's dig deeper here, let's dig deeper into
Speaker 5: that comment. It's not unusual to just find a bunch
Speaker 5: of pictures of college girls at a college very nearby
Speaker 5: you a bikinis and have it saved on your phone.
Speaker 3: Especially when you're eight or nine years older.
Speaker 2: Okay, so with you being so close to UTD North
Speaker 2: Texas as you do, you have.
Speaker 3: Different folds on your phone.
Speaker 4: You look at my phone, you can see a review
Speaker 4: of those accounts found some of them were close friends
Speaker 4: with or followers of three of the murdered students.
Speaker 5: Oh girls, So he's he's zeroed in on three and then.
Speaker 4: Yeah, here's what happened. So defense lawyers maintain his innocence
Speaker 4: right now, and they're like, hey, there's another suspect out there.
Speaker 4: You got the wrong guy. That's what they're going with.
Speaker 4: What happened was he was invited to a pool party
Speaker 4: that summer, and he went there, met all these people
Speaker 4: and then became apparently allegedly infatuated with him.
Speaker 2: Oh this is why I'm not down for pool parties.
Speaker 4: Dayline also said law enforcement found an Internet search for
Speaker 4: sociopathic traits and a college student, as well as a
Speaker 4: search for porn that contained keywords drugged and sleeping.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Those were within the two months before the murders. It
Speaker 4: also shows twenty three visits over a four month period,
Speaker 4: all after dark, to Moscow, Idaho, the town where the
Speaker 4: murders happened. His defense lawyers are saying, well, he liked
Speaker 4: to go on drives alone late at night, often high
Speaker 4: gang or stargazing.
Speaker 3: You know, normal behavior.
Speaker 5: I don't know how these defense lawyers do it. How
Speaker 5: do you look yourself in the mirror when you're defending
Speaker 5: these people that have committed these just heinous crimes and
Speaker 5: you're like, no, it's I.
Speaker 3: It was just out for a walk. You happen to
Speaker 3: be carrying a bloody axe, Like what, You're the problem?
Speaker 2: I agree with you, But I've heard lawyers talk about
Speaker 2: this before. Now, there are just scumback guys trying to
Speaker 2: make money. But I've heard lawyers talk about this before,
Speaker 2: and it's not even so much the individual case. It's
Speaker 2: the process of our legal system and them being true
Speaker 2: to it.
Speaker 5: And that's fine, But there are the individual circumstances of
Speaker 5: the case and your soul is not clean.
Speaker 3: If you're gonna do, you're gonna dance with the devil
Speaker 3: like that. And that's why I mean, if you get
Speaker 3: out of that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, dude, if you are gonna go defend somebody who
Speaker 5: created it, who had a heinous murder, you think you're
Speaker 5: not wearing that?
Speaker 2: Also, Yeah, you're wearing that. Homie is wearing it. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure OJ did it.
Speaker 4: They also kind of cell fum data will show he
Speaker 4: was not near the crime scene when the killings Occurredain,
Speaker 4: did you see that glove?
Speaker 3: It didn't fit. So they did what they had to do. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they did what they must do.
Speaker 4: And the days after the murders, there was rousing activity
Speaker 4: on his phone that law enforcement would later collect that
Speaker 4: showed one Google search was a University of Idaho murders.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, he wanted to learn about the case.
Speaker 4: He also searched for a program about serial killer Ted Bundy,
Speaker 4: So I guess he watched the Zach Effron Ted Bundy show.
Speaker 3: Like it seems like this is pretty cut and dry here,
Speaker 3: kind of damning evidence there.
Speaker 4: But pretty well that that data is out, you know,
Speaker 4: three months before the trial begins in August, I would
Speaker 4: say a lot of that evidence circumstantial. Oh did he
Speaker 4: kill Bill Walsh?
Speaker 3: We'll find out in August.
Speaker 5: God Man, that a scary, scary case, all right, thank
Speaker 5: you True True Crime KT