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A short, partially redacted phone-message export attributed to Detective Dustin Blaker’s communications with the surviving roommates. A visible message references an October 15 fight and identifies several participants only by initials. Because the capture is fragmentary, it should not be treated as a complete interview or complete message thread.
A multi-page conversation export whose substantive content is almost entirely withheld under Idaho public-record exemptions for active investigatory material and personal privacy. The principal evidentiary value of the released file is its redaction structure and accompanying redaction log, not readable conversation content.
A released image exhibit with identifying content covered by statutory privacy redactions. The accompanying redaction log identifies the exemption applied; the visible release does not support identification of the people or underlying subject matter.
A released image exhibit with identifying content covered by statutory privacy redactions. The accompanying redaction log identifies the exemption applied; the visible release does not support identification of the people or underlying subject matter.
Photograph 1 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 2 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 3 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 4 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 5 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 6 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 7 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 8 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 9 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 10 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Two redacted drawing exhibits attributed to Jack DuCoeur’s interview and depicting his recollection of the 1122 King Road residence. The released copy is partially obscured; the drawings document a witness-generated spatial recollection rather than a measured architectural plan.
A user-compiled chronology of alleged phone, Wi-Fi, call, download, and browser activity attributed to Bryan Kohberger in November and December 2022. It includes interpretive statements about device behavior and a Mad Greek cache file. The document does not itself provide the underlying forensic extraction or validation report, so its claims remain unverified until matched to primary exhibits.
A Moscow Police public-information image seeking information about a white Hyundai Elantra. It documents the wording and imagery of the public appeal; subsequent vehicle-year revisions and investigative conclusions must be sourced separately.
A City of Moscow animal-impound form concerning Murphy. The handwriting records identifying and intake information, but several fields are difficult to read in the released scan. The form documents custody of the dog and should be interpreted from the original image rather than OCR alone.
Handwritten notes attributed to Officer Mitch Nunes from the initial response and scene. Legible portions reference the surviving roommates, sleeping locations, the 1122 King Road address, and early observations. OCR of the handwriting is unreliable; factual use should rely on a manual reading of the original pages and comparison with the incident report and body-camera files.
A rotated image of an evidence sample envelope associated with sheath material. Visible writing and seals should be checked against the original and linked custody documents; the image is not a complete custody record by itself.
An email thread discussing terminology and observations concerning the knife sheath, including the relationship between its leather strap and metal snap. The exchange is useful for interpreting related sheath photographs but should be read with the native lab notes and evidence log.
A PDF companion to a commercially published audiobook. It is indexed here only as a secondary-source metadata record. The full text and original file are not republished because permission to redistribute the copyrighted work has not been established.
A released DoorDash-related record associated with Xana Kernodle. The supplied PDF is image-based and heavily redacted; automated text extraction yielded little readable content. The original should be reviewed visually and correlated with authenticated business-record returns before using any time or order detail.
This source photograph shows a red hard-sided case and its labeled contents associated with the “Cartman Triangles” comparison or collection set. It is preserved as a discrete image because its angle, examiner marks, and evidence-card information may differ from adjacent photographs in the same series. The image documents visible condition only; item identity, collection location, date, ownership, and custody must be verified through the corresponding photo log and evidence report.
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