Could an unidentified drop of blood really turn the tide in the case against Bryan Kohberger? His defense team seems to think so, pointing to the presence of unidentified male DNA at the crime scene as their potential ace in the hole. But how much weight does that actually carry when the scene in question was a well-trafficked party house?

Tony Brueski and retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer break down the latest legal maneuvering, questioning whether this is truly a revelation or just another attempt to muddy the waters. From DNA found on a handrail to a random glove discovered well after the crime, the conversation delves into whether these details are meaningful—or just convenient distractions.

And then there’s the big question: If the defense is hinging their argument on a couple of stray DNA samples, does that mean they don’t have anything better?

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Could Bryan Kohberger Be Innocent? The DNA Twist No One Expected

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