Murders of the University of Idaho
Nancy Grace Pooh-Pooh's blood proof …
Says Kohberger acted alone, no accomplices
Published
Tmz.com
Bryan KohbergerIn their favor, the defense team “turns” the latest news that blood was collected from the crime scene by two non -identified men, on which four students of Idaho were brutally killed – but it is all smoke and mirror, it is said that it is said, Nancy Grace.
TMZ caught up in Nancy on Thursday during a zoo call, and the famous legal commentator burdened the Kohberger murder, in which four students from the University of Idaho – three women and one man – were stabbed in one house in 2022.
In particular, Nancy recorded the great news – which broke into the media a few days ago – about the blood of two mysterious men on the handbreak of a staircase in the house and on a glove directly in front of the residence.
Nancy tells us Kohberger's lawyer, Anne TaylorIf hay is transformed into gold by “really turning” this juicy info and breaks a judge who issued the arrest warrant to arrest their clients, while the police kept the other DNA evidence under closure.
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Nancy believes that the police did not do anything wrong by not passing on the DNA's evidence to the judge because the arrest warrant focuses exclusively on the arrest of Kohberger – and nobody else. And according to Nancy's view, the DNA of the other two men is A controversial point because Kohberger's blood was found on a knife sheath under the body of a victim.
But Nancy admits that the defense is now in a better position … which means that the revelation that blood was found by two other men on site is a little in the case.
Nancy stops it like this … “The shock value means everything because the defense will be able to argue in the opening of statements. It is not our client! There are two other male DNA donors on site, and we Do not even know who they are! “
But Nancy also believes that the new blood evidence does not prove anything because the blood could actually be old. Nancy says it could be “random DNA in a parking lot and on a handrail years ago”.
Conclusion … Nancy says Kohberger is the main suspect and he had no accomplices.
We turned to Kohberger's lawyer Anne Taylor … so far no word back.