Latah County prosecutors notified a judge this week that they are disclosing 'potential Brady/Giglio material' related to an officer involved in the investigation of Bryan Kohberger.
Fox News senior correspondent Laura Ingle provides details from the warrants in the investigation of the four Idaho murders and a new report that Bryan Kohberger sent multiple direct messages to one of the female victims.
, a former federal prosecutor and president of West Coast Trial Lawyers, explained that the relevant material could be related to officer misconduct in Kohberger's case, or it could be information about a specific officer's past that impeaches their credibility as a witness at Kohberger's trial.
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