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David Zaleski, cast as a nosy, observant neighbor who lived near the Careaga residence in the vicinity of Tahuya Lake, testified in Kitsap County Superior Court on Monday that he was certain of whom he saw driving away from the family’s home on the night of Jan. 27, 2017 Jurors in trial for...

Not much really. I am assuming because of the time of year it is the Courthouse is allowing for Holidays. Let’s hope it gets started soon after the New Year.

This is great video coverage of the night of the murders through the arrests and into the Courtroom. It’s a great video to watch to the end. https://www.fox13seattle.com/video/1383383

During the state's opening statement on Monday, prosecutors said it was Hunter's actions that kept the home from burning all the way down. Defense for Seabeck quadruple homicide suspects give opening statements

Jury Selection begins for Carreaga Trial https://www.fox13seattle.com/video/1274537

After the hearing this morning. It left me wondering similar to your thoughts. Thinking back to when he asked if anyone else had been arrested or words to that affect. His willingness to get back so he would be exonerated. It seems to lean toward a game of defense. It’s something to think on.

I wasn’t aware that BK through his attorney made these requests today at his hearing. https://www.insideedition.com/bryan-kohberger-co-defendant-accomplice-idaho-murders#lctnff8yir0lmcy6kjm Kohberger and his defense team also filed a request for discovery this week, asking among other things...

This was an interesting disclosure to me.

Since his graduate program semester ended. And he obviously won't be returning. WSU can now move forward in providing a safe campus and help the school mend from the grief and shock of his arrest.

Ce Ce Moore is an American genetic genealogist who has been described as the country's foremost such entrepreneur and has helped law enforcement agencies in identifying suspects in over 50 cold casesin one year using DNA and genetic genealogy. Ce Ce Moore has been working with genetic DNA since...

I live in Washingtom. I believe it depends on the officer. I've been pulled over and the officer came to my window and said “This is an educational stop, I am not going to give you a ticket but the speed limit is 40 mph you were going 50 mph”. He went back to his car and I pulled back onto the road.

In Washington it is only required in the larger Cities and County’s as in Seattle, King County Co etc. in my area and County it is not required.

I agree with your theory on the trial possibly being a part of his plan. BK’s deep forensic concentration in the psychology of criminal minds and the law. Spending years in education learning subjects that had long captivated his mind. Mastering in, Psychology, Criminology, forensics, DNA...

(CNN)The deaths of Canadian billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman have been shrouded in mystery from the beginning. On this week's anniversary of the killings, the Shermans' son offered an additional $25 million for information leading to an arrest. The reward is now $35 million...

Very Informative article. What a challenge this case has been for the detectives. It's amazing there is more details than what's in this article coming forward. Unbelievable. Careaga was "a family man" who "stood up for himself" and was "protective of his family," detectives said. But...