Could genetic genealogy be the Achilles' heel in the case against Bryan Kohberger, the criminology PhD student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in 2022? The defense is taking aim at the cutting-edge investigative genetic genealogy (IgG) evidence, attempting to exclude it as unconstitutional and unreliable. But can they really argue this groundbreaking science is "junk"?



With DNA from Kohberger's father allegedly leading investigators to their suspect and a direct swab matching DNA to the crime scene, the defense is left wrestling with claims of privacy violations and the legality of evidence collection. Meanwhile, closed-door hearings add an air of mystery—what's being hidden from the public eye?



As the prosecution builds its case with a mountain of forensic, digital, and circumstantial evidence, Kohberger’s defense faces an uphill battle. Will their strategies unravel the state’s case, or will the science prevail?



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