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In the episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," guest Robin Dreeke, a retired FBI Special Agent, discusses the controversial alibi defense presented by Bryan Kohberger, accused of multiple murders. Kohberger’s defense claims he was out for his routine late-night hike and stargazing when the murders occurred. His attorneys are bringing in an expert to corroborate this with cell phone tower data, despite his phone being off on the night of the murders. The podcast delves into the challenges of validating such an alibi against strong physical evidence like DNA found at the crime scene. It also explores the implications of using behavioral patterns and technological data in crafting a defense strategy, highlighting the skepticism surrounding the effectiveness of such an alibi in the face of damning evidence.

**Main Points of the Conversation:**
- Kohberger’s defense claims he was engaged in routine late-night activities away from the crime scene.
- An expert will testify on the cell phone data to partially support Kohberger's alibi.
- The cell phone was off on the night of the murders, creating a gap in the alibi.
- DNA evidence found at the crime scene strongly contradicts the alibi defense.
- Discussion on the limitations and challenges of using behavior patterns and technological data in legal defenses.
- Doubts about the credibility of Kohberger's alibi given his personality traits and evidence pointing to his presence near the crime scene.

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In the podcast episode of 'Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski,' featuring guest Shavaun Scott, a psychotherapist and author, the discussion revolves around the ongoing legal defense of Bryan Kohberger. Kohberger's alibi that he likes to drive around at night to stargaze, which the court initially found inadequate, is critiqued. The updated alibi adds little, merely including details about cell phone locations when the phone was supposedly off. The conversation expresses skepticism about the effectiveness of this alibi and discusses the broader implications of using competing experts in digital forensics to create confusion and potentially instill reasonable doubt among jurors. The dialogue also touches on the lack of support from those who know Kohberger personally, highlighting that no positive character witnesses have emerged, contrasting with the online communities prematurely declaring his innocence. The episode delves into the complexities and potential desperation in the defense's strategy, including an exploration of how Kohberger's behavior could be perceived by a jury.

**Main Points:**
- Kohberger's alibi involves mundane activities like driving at night to look at stars, considered insufficient by the court.
- Updated defense includes details about his phone being off during crucial times, aiming to prove his absence from the crime scene.
- Discussion on the strategy of employing expert witnesses to counteract prosecution evidence and create jury confusion.
- Reflection on the lack of personal support for Kohberger, with acquaintances only describing him as odd or disturbing.
- Consideration of the defense's potential long-term strategy and the challenges it faces in proving Kohberger's innocence.

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In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," attorney Eric Faddis discusses the latest developments in the case against Bryan Kohberger, focusing on his newly claimed alibi. Kohberger claims he was out driving alone at night, observing the moon and stars, during the time of the alleged crimes. The defense plans to support this with testimony from a cell phone tower and radio frequency expert. Faddis critiques the alibi as traditional defenses usually require an alibi witness, which Kohberger lacks. The discussion also covers the strategic risks and potential impacts of introducing such an alibi, considering the existing evidence, including cell phone triangulation data that places Kohberger at the crime scene with his phone turned off during the critical times. Faddis and Brueski discuss the implications for Kohberger's defense, questioning the logic and effectiveness of presenting an alibi that might be perceived as hollow or easily contestable in court.

Main Points of the Conversation

- Discussion on Bryan Kohberger's alibi of being alone, driving and observing the night sky during the crime.
- Critique of the alibi's strength due to lack of traditional alibi witnesses.
- Explanation of legal requirements for an alibi defense, particularly the need for credible witness testimony.
- Analysis of the potential role and effectiveness of a cell phone tower and radio frequency expert in corroborating Kohberger’s alibi.
- The possible strategic missteps by the defense in choosing to present a weak alibi instead of focusing on creating reasonable doubt with available evidence.
- Consideration of how Kohberger’s antisocial tendencies could be perceived by the jury and whether these characteristics might influence the defense strategy.
- The challenges of presenting evidence when key data (like cell phone location tracking) is unavailable due to the phone being turned off.

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In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer provides an in-depth analysis of Bryan Kohberger's defense strategy concerning his alibi. Kohberger claims he was out stargazing alone at the time of the crime, an alibi supported by little evidence and a deactivated cellphone, making it hard to verify his whereabouts. Coffindaffer is skeptical about the effectiveness of the cell phone expert planned by the defense, considering the device was off. She discusses how such tactics might aim to confuse the jury rather than establish a credible alibi. The conversation also touches on comparisons to other high-profile cases, discussing the challenges and strategies in presenting digital evidence. Coffindaffer questions the decision to even present such a weak alibi, suggesting it may have been a desperate move by the defense attorney, Ann Taylor, who is described as a vigorous advocate for her client despite the uphill battle she faces.

**Main Points:**
- Bryan Kohberger’s alibi involves him being alone on a stargazing trip during the crime, with his phone turned off, complicating efforts to confirm his claims.
- The defense plans to introduce a cell phone expert to substantiate Kohberger’s location, despite skepticism about the reliability of such testimony given the phone was off.
- Jennifer Coffindaffer expresses doubt about the defense's strategy, suggesting it may be intended more to confuse the jury than to clear Kohberger.
- Comparisons are drawn to other cases emphasizing the importance and intricacy of handling digital evidence in court.
- Discussion on the role of defense attorney Ann Taylor, highlighting her aggressive defense tactics and the difficult position she is in.

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