The source probe demands that judge rules after “Dateline” Leck in the Kohberger case

Boise, Idaho (CBS2) – The judge of the district court of the district of ADA, Steven Hippler, published a new decision after an episode of “Dateline”, in which information that had not previously been mentioned was broadcast.

In the decision, judge Hippler says that the information from someone or earlier in law enforcement agencies or the persecution of this case must be involved. An order was issued early in this case against Bryan Kohberger, the man who was accused of murdering four students from the University of Idaho in her house outside the campus.

The GAG ​​arrangement covers all members of the law enforcement, law enforcement, those who are connected to this case and even the victim's families.

The data episode in question has revealed previously unknown things about the case, according to the things that judge Hippler represents a direct violation of the GAG ​​arrangement, and could strongly influence the ability to set an impartial jury.

As part of the arrangement issued by judge Hippler, he instructed the law enforcement to create a complete list of everyone who had access to the details of this case that should be turned over within seven days. The public prosecutor also instructs the order to create a plan, as preventing further leaks and the source of this leak can be excavated. Anyone who was involved in this case by law enforcement agencies or the public prosecutor's office has been instructed to keep all records and records and to delete nothing.