With the trial for alleged quadruple m*rderer Bryan Kohberger slated to begin later this summer in Idaho, any thoughts on what the verdict ultimately will be? 
Kohberger is accused of m*rdering three University of Idaho roommates and the boyfriend of the youngest female. If convicted, he well could face the death penalty.
In having followed this case since day one, I think there is a good chance Kohberger could be convicted on circumstantial evidence alone.
His defense team has a number of things they will need to explain away to a jury of 12. That said, we do not to this day know if authorities found the knife used nor if they have a star witness or clear video evidence to show he in fact is responsible for this tragedy. My guess is we would have heard by now if they had a witness or video surveillance that clearly shows the defendant entering or leaving the home in the early morning hours of Nov. 13, 2022.
I can also see a scenario playing out where at least one juror says they do not have enough evidence to convict him and possibly send him to a death penalty sentencing in the next phase of the case.
While I do not believe the two surviving roommates were involved, their story post-mu*ders is strange to say the least. I also think while possible, the odds one individual did all this carnage in under 15 minutes is highly unlikely. You would need to know the layout of the home, how many people were there (including boyfriends spending the night), if guns and/or dogs were inside, and a little luck along the way too. IF Kohberger did this alone, he was not only quite good but also darn lucky.
With all that said, what do you think the final outcome will be later this year at trial?
DavidAlanThomas 