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Former LAPD detective Mark Fuhrman remains involved in the Idaho murder case as the mystery-shrouded saga continues with the fate of suspected killer Bryan Kohberger in the hands of the justice system.
But Kohberger – and his motives – remain largely a mystery. Fuhrman tried to expose him bit by bit three new Fox Nation series about the Idaho murder investigation.
‘We try to get into his head. Who is he? We tried to get into his digital footprint. What has he actually been telling everyone for years? And where are we in this matter? Defense, prosecution and police. Unfortunately, this is ultimate evil meeting ultimate innocence, and that’s what really brings it into the national consciousness, and it’s really a tragic case,” he told Fox News’ Lawrence Jones on Tuesday.
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Bryan Kohberger will appear in court in Moscow, Idaho on Thursday, October 26, 2023. (Kai Eiselein/Pool)
Speaking to the ‘Fox & Friends’ co-host, Fuhrman – a former detective, author and radio talk show host best known for his role in the investigation into the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman in the OJ Simpson case – The focus of the series includes people who “contacted, interviewed, and have been around people like” Bryan Kohberger.
“There was absolutely no connection between Kohberger and these four victims, and it’s just tragic,” Fuhrman said.
Kohberger is accused of brutally claiming the lives of four Idaho students after a home invasion in November 2022. DNA on Ka-Bar knife sheath recovered from room where 21-year-old best friends Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves were killed , corresponded to Kohberger .
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He is also accused of killing Xana Kernodle, 20, and her boyfriend, Ethan Chapin, also 20, who spent the night at the Idaho residence.
The 29-year-old former criminology Ph.D. student has since spent more than a year behind bars at the Latah County Jail in Moscow, Idaho.
Mystery shrouds the case long after it claimed the spotlight and riddled the law enforcement community with questions that remained largely unanswered, including: What was Kohberger’s motive?
Determined to answer some of those questions and take a closer look at the case, Fuhrman sat down to flesh out the details of it in previous Fox Nation episodes as well, including last year’s “Moscow Murders: Convicting a Killer,” in which he emphasized the major missteps of the suspect. taken in carrying out his crimes.
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People lay flowers and pay their respects at the University of Idaho on Tuesday, November 15, 2022. (Derek Shook for Fox News Digital)
“He made every mistake you could make. He was connected to the vehicle. He left his DNA behind. He left his murder weapon sheath behind. A witness saw him. He didn’t kill the witness. He stepped over his head in. He killed him.” more victims than he thought. And he stalked them, and it was printed all over his cell phone. And that’s exactly what we know,” former FBI investigator Bill Daly told Fuhrman at the time.
Kohberger’s public defenders previously filed a preliminary investigation in the Idaho Supreme Court, alleging that prosecutors wrongly charged their client with four counts of first-degree murder and a single count of burglary.
The defense team also argued that grand jurors find the higher legal standard of guilt “beyond a reasonable doubt,” rather than the generally accepted standard of “probable cause” to indict their client.
After a judge denied the measure, the team appealed to the Idaho Supreme Court, which later denied their request.
For more information on the ongoing case, “Digital Shadows: Bryan Kohberger’s Online Secrets,” “Savage Instincts: The Mind of Bryan Kohberger” and “Moscow Murders: Behind Bars” are available. streaming now on Fox Nation.
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Greg Wehner, Michael Ruiz and Kayla Bailey of Fox News contributed to this report.
Taylor Penley is an associate editor at Fox News.
