The Idaho house where four college students were murdered will remain a crime scene until Feb. 1 under a judge’s order.
The house “will be locked, crime tape will remain, on-site police presence is not required,” Magistrate Court Judge Megan Marshall wrote in the Dec. 30 order, which came the same day Bryan Kohberger was arrested for the killings.
Bryan Kohberger was arrested for the killings of the four students. ZUMAPRESS.com
A cleaning crew had been set to sanitize the University of Idaho students’ home but were called off after Kohberger was arrested.
She set the date for Feb. 1 “or until further order of the court.”
Marshall wrote that all evidence collected “including but not limited to bodily fluids, blood, tissues, notes, slides, photographs or other relevant information” be held and preserved for Kohberger’s defense.
Here’s the latest coverage on the brutal killings of four college friends:
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- Deluded Bryan Kohberger fans known as ‘probergers’ insist he’s innocent – despite guilty plea deal: ‘Reeks of a coverup’
- Families of slaughtered Idaho students vow to fight Bryan Kohberger plea deal: ‘Idaho has failed’
On Friday, officers were seen removing two mattresses from the home that looked like they were stained with blood.
A cleaning crew had been set to sanitize the home where the four University of Idaho students were slaughtered in November, but was turned away after Kohberger’s arrest.
