Howard Blum

already embedded in it and left it at the crime scene. And he could have done this deliberately to put this police authorities to look for two other people. And he would have meanwhile been just gotten away with it. And it all would have worked if he hadn't left the knife sheath behind.

Right. And it would have worked. And, you know, the police to this day can't identify whose blood that was. And again, if he hadn't left the knife sheath there, I don't think they would have been able to ever get to him.

Right. And it would have worked. And, you know, the police to this day can't identify whose blood that was. And again, if he hadn't left the knife sheath there, I don't think they would have been able to ever get to him.

Right. And it would have worked. And, you know, the police to this day can't identify whose blood that was. And again, if he hadn't left the knife sheath there, I don't think they would have been able to ever get to him.

And yet if his lawyers can get the evidence on the knife sheath thrown out because if FBI agents overzealousness, it can turn the whole case upside down and an innocent man could be found. I mean, a guilty man could be found not, Not innocent, but not guilty.

And yet if his lawyers can get the evidence on the knife sheath thrown out because if FBI agents overzealousness, it can turn the whole case upside down and an innocent man could be found. I mean, a guilty man could be found not, Not innocent, but not guilty.

And yet if his lawyers can get the evidence on the knife sheath thrown out because if FBI agents overzealousness, it can turn the whole case upside down and an innocent man could be found. I mean, a guilty man could be found not, Not innocent, but not guilty.

I don't know, but I, it's my heritage. It's my heritage DNA. That was the one site that was cited in court.

I don't know, but I, it's my heritage. It's my heritage DNA. That was the one site that was cited in court.

I don't know, but I, it's my heritage. It's my heritage DNA. That was the one site that was cited in court.

I agree with you. I think they're just trying to create as many arguments as they can to force the defense, trying to force the issue. I do think Kohlberger's relatives, if they wanted to, could sue the police department, the FBI, who did this. I think the FBI agents who did this could be reprimanded by the Justice Department.

I agree with you. I think they're just trying to create as many arguments as they can to force the defense, trying to force the issue. I do think Kohlberger's relatives, if they wanted to, could sue the police department, the FBI, who did this. I think the FBI agents who did this could be reprimanded by the Justice Department.

I agree with you. I think they're just trying to create as many arguments as they can to force the defense, trying to force the issue. I do think Kohlberger's relatives, if they wanted to, could sue the police department, the FBI, who did this. I think the FBI agents who did this could be reprimanded by the Justice Department.

Those things could happen, but I don't think it will affect Kohlberger's case, but again, I was totally surprised that the judge left open the possibility of a Franks hearing. And if this happens, if there is a Franks hearing, then it's potentially a whole new ballgame.

Those things could happen, but I don't think it will affect Kohlberger's case, but again, I was totally surprised that the judge left open the possibility of a Franks hearing. And if this happens, if there is a Franks hearing, then it's potentially a whole new ballgame.

Those things could happen, but I don't think it will affect Kohlberger's case, but again, I was totally surprised that the judge left open the possibility of a Franks hearing. And if this happens, if there is a Franks hearing, then it's potentially a whole new ballgame.

Exactly. What happened was what you related was happened in the first interview the police had with Dylan. Over that week and the next week that followed, there were three more interviews. Those three interviews, she seemed to change her story. She said that perhaps it was sort of a dream she was seeing. She couldn't be sure.

Exactly. What happened was what you related was happened in the first interview the police had with Dylan. Over that week and the next week that followed, there were three more interviews. Those three interviews, she seemed to change her story. She said that perhaps it was sort of a dream she was seeing. She couldn't be sure.

Exactly. What happened was what you related was happened in the first interview the police had with Dylan. Over that week and the next week that followed, there were three more interviews. Those three interviews, she seemed to change her story. She said that perhaps it was sort of a dream she was seeing. She couldn't be sure.

Then she said that one of the victims had gone down the stairs and that wasn't possible because the victim had died in her bed. And then she admitted, finally, that she was just too drunk. Too drunk was the words that Ann Taylor used to come to any reasonable consideration of what happened that night.