Howard Blum

Why the prosecution would hold back on this immediately raises questions. What are they trying to cover up? This is America. Give them everything. Let the jury see everything. given an excuse for the jury to have any doubts, but they've only given back some of it. What specifically they've given still remains under seal.

Why the prosecution would hold back on this immediately raises questions. What are they trying to cover up? This is America. Give them everything. Let the jury see everything. given an excuse for the jury to have any doubts, but they've only given back some of it. What specifically they've given still remains under seal.

Why the prosecution would hold back on this immediately raises questions. What are they trying to cover up? This is America. Give them everything. Let the jury see everything. given an excuse for the jury to have any doubts, but they've only given back some of it. What specifically they've given still remains under seal.

But I think this genetic information that the defense has is going to raise questions about when and how did the authorities know about Kohlberger?

But I think this genetic information that the defense has is going to raise questions about when and how did the authorities know about Kohlberger?

But I think this genetic information that the defense has is going to raise questions about when and how did the authorities know about Kohlberger?

And it's not just me saying this, it's what the defense is saying. The defense is saying, well, if you actually did it the way you've explained, got the information that way, share everything with us. Tell us what the FBI did. The FBI, to add to this, confusion is not even giving everything to the prosecution, or at least that's what the prosecution is saying.

And it's not just me saying this, it's what the defense is saying. The defense is saying, well, if you actually did it the way you've explained, got the information that way, share everything with us. Tell us what the FBI did. The FBI, to add to this, confusion is not even giving everything to the prosecution, or at least that's what the prosecution is saying.

And it's not just me saying this, it's what the defense is saying. The defense is saying, well, if you actually did it the way you've explained, got the information that way, share everything with us. Tell us what the FBI did. The FBI, to add to this, confusion is not even giving everything to the prosecution, or at least that's what the prosecution is saying.

They're saying, well, we don't have everything from the FBI. Now by law, the FBI is supposed to preserve all their genetic investigation. Has it been destroyed? Is it missing? Or, and this is what the defense is looking for, is there something they're trying to hide? What could they be trying to hide? Well, it comes down to this.

They're saying, well, we don't have everything from the FBI. Now by law, the FBI is supposed to preserve all their genetic investigation. Has it been destroyed? Is it missing? Or, and this is what the defense is looking for, is there something they're trying to hide? What could they be trying to hide? Well, it comes down to this.

They're saying, well, we don't have everything from the FBI. Now by law, the FBI is supposed to preserve all their genetic investigation. Has it been destroyed? Is it missing? Or, and this is what the defense is looking for, is there something they're trying to hide? What could they be trying to hide? Well, it comes down to this.

When you're doing this investigation where you're trying to build out a family tree, you can only go to certain genetic databases. The other ones are precluded by law from allowing the legal authorities to get into them. Did the FBI go into a database where they shouldn't have? That seems to be a question that they're trying to cover up. And ultimately, it comes down to,

When you're doing this investigation where you're trying to build out a family tree, you can only go to certain genetic databases. The other ones are precluded by law from allowing the legal authorities to get into them. Did the FBI go into a database where they shouldn't have? That seems to be a question that they're trying to cover up. And ultimately, it comes down to,

When you're doing this investigation where you're trying to build out a family tree, you can only go to certain genetic databases. The other ones are precluded by law from allowing the legal authorities to get into them. Did the FBI go into a database where they shouldn't have? That seems to be a question that they're trying to cover up. And ultimately, it comes down to,

was Kohlberger, one of the attorneys involved in the cases, compared it to as if they took him into a lineup and it was a rigged lineup. They knew he was guilty to begin with. They already had the man they were looking for. This also comes back to something I wrote about early on.

was Kohlberger, one of the attorneys involved in the cases, compared it to as if they took him into a lineup and it was a rigged lineup. They knew he was guilty to begin with. They already had the man they were looking for. This also comes back to something I wrote about early on.

was Kohlberger, one of the attorneys involved in the cases, compared it to as if they took him into a lineup and it was a rigged lineup. They knew he was guilty to begin with. They already had the man they were looking for. This also comes back to something I wrote about early on.

I've said that when Koberger and his father left Washington state to go home for Christmas, they did this on December 12th. I said the FBI were following them.

I've said that when Koberger and his father left Washington state to go home for Christmas, they did this on December 12th. I said the FBI were following them.