A handwritten-and-typed four-page motion in case CV01-26-15094 identifying Bryan C. Kohberger as petitioner-appellant. Kohberger requests appointed counsel, stating that he is incarcerated at Idaho Maximum Security Institution, lacks legal skill, required help completing the pleadings, is indigent, and has no listed bank accounts, securities, real estate, or other security. He signs and certifies the filing under penalty of perjury on July 22, 2026. A certificate of mailing lists the Latah County Prosecuting Attorney, William Thompson, and Ashley Jennings. The clerk's stamp shows filing on July 27, 2026.
A second four-page appointment-of-counsel motion in case CV01-26-15094, this one captioned State of Idaho v. Bryan C. Kohberger and marked Defendant. It repeats the request for appointed counsel and sworn claims of indigency, lack of assets and legal training, and need for help completing pleadings. The pages are marked “IDOC Data Sensitivity Classification - L3 Restricted.” Kohberger signs on July 22, 2026; the clerk's stamp shows filing at 8:25 a.m. on July 27. The certificate of mailing again lists the Latah County Prosecuting Attorney, William Thompson, and Ashley Jennings.
An eight-page handwritten petition in civil case CV01-26-15094 seeking withdrawal of Bryan Kohberger's guilty plea. It references criminal case CR01-24-31665, a July 23, 2025 sentence, four capital-murder counts and felony burglary, and life without parole plus ten years. The petition alleges ineffective assistance, an unknowing or involuntary plea, unkept promises, threats by counsel, failure to disclose or review claimed exculpatory material, and misrepresentations concerning death row and prison conditions. A supporting affidavit expands those allegations. Kohberger requests in-forma-pauperis status and appointed counsel. These are a petitioner's disputed allegations; the PDF contains no response, evidentiary ruling, or decision. Page 8 is a scanned legal-mail envelope.