Crime Research

After seven weeks of investigation, the shocking arrest of Bryan Kohberger, a criminology PhD student, changed everything. This article reveals the forensic breakthroughs, digital detective work, and DNA evidence that led authorities to Kohberger's doorstep. Examining his alleged surveillance of the victims, the crucial evidence from the knife sheath, and the ongoing legal battle as he faces trial for four counts of first-degree murder while his defense team fights to save him from the death penalty.

Four University of Idaho students brutally stabbed to death. A community paralyzed by fear. And the shocking arrest of Bryan Kohberger, a criminology PhD student who allegedly stalked his victims before attacking them in their beds. This article examines the timeline of the murders, the breakthrough evidence that led to Kohberger's arrest, and the complex legal battle that continues to unfold as the victims' families await justice.

Facebook, it seems, is the go to social media platform to upload gruesome videos of murder being carried out. This Easter Sunday saw 37-year-old Steve Stephens shoot dead 74-year-old Robert Godwin and post a video of his actions on Facebook.

Research from the University of Chicago has revealed that when juries are shown CCTV footage of a crime taking place in slow motion, they are three times more likely to convict of murder than if the footage was shown at real-time speed.