50 Shocking Photos in Bryan Kohberger Evidence Drop
Months after Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty to murder four University of Idaho students, records and photos from the investigation are still being released. Idaho State Police released 2,790 photos on January 20 that include photos inside the home on King Rd. where Maddie Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin and Xana Kernodle were stabbed to death. Many of the photos are graphic and some include photos of the Ka-Bar…
Idaho State Police “temporarily” yanked horrifying crime scene photos of the off-campus house where Bryan Kohberger slaughtered four University of Idaho students from its website amid privacy concerns, the law enforcement agency revealed Thursday.
Thousands of previously unseen photos of the blood-soaked Moscow murder house were quietly uploaded by state authorities on Tuesday but were quickly scrubbed to further review, police told The Post.
“Following adjudication of the criminal case, the Idaho State Police received a large volume of public records requests seeking the photographs,” a spokesperson for the department said in a statement.
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Idaho State Police revealed they “temporarily” yanked horrifying crime scene photos of the off-campus house where Bryan Kohberger slaughtered four University of Idaho students from its website.AP
“In making the redactions, the Idaho State Police also chose to follow Judge Marshall’s permanent injunction, which required the City of Moscow to redact areas of the photographs depicting ‘any portion of the bodies of the decedents or the blood immediately surrounding them,’” the statement continued.
”After questions were raised, the records were temporarily removed for further review to ensure the appropriate balance between privacy concerns and public transparency was struck.
Police vowed to re-release the photos “soon,” but didn’t provide an exact date.
Authorities also acknowledged the frustrations expressed by the victims’ families over the shocking faux pas.
