COED KILLER SUSPECT COULD WALK FREE!

New evidence, massive mistakes crippling case!

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CAGED "Coed Killer" suspect Bryan Kohberger could walk free after the shocking discovery of two unidentified male blood samples at the apartment where he allegedly stabbed to death four helpless University of Idaho students in November 2022!

Lawyers for the former Washington State University criminology doctoral candidate say blood from an anonymous male was found on a handrail inside the now-demolished rental home and cops didn't tell the judge about it! Kohberger's defense team is also claiming that bumbling small-town detectives in Moscow, Idaho, kept secret a glove stained with blood from a second unidentified male that they found outside the home.

"Does this suggest the potential of other persons involved?" asks county judge Steven Hippler, who is slated to preside over the murder trial later this year.

Veteran investigators say the extraordinary discoveries raise questions over the possibility that Kohberger, 30, had accomplices, or even that his genetic material was planted at the death house by the real killer.

"The unknown blood samples give the defense the perfect tool to say their client was set up," notes Paul Huebl, a former Chicago cop turned Hollywood private eye. "That gives a jury reasonable doubt and makes it very hard to convict in a deathpenalty case."