University of Idaho murder victim’s family grateful for swift venue change in Bryan Kohberger trial

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MOSCOW, Idaho — The family of a University of Idaho murder victim released a statement expressing gratitude for the .

In their statement, the said:

“We would like to show appreciation for the Idaho Supreme Court taking charge and efficiently managing the Change of Venue and reassignment of a new Judge. To finally see a decision made quickly & confidently is a breath of fresh air.

While we still believe a fair trial could have been possible in Latah, we are confident the physical location of a trial will make no difference in the end. We know Ada County is more than capable and more experienced to help us achieve justice.

We are hopeful and grateful for this new chapter. We know it is not an easy task to step up and take on this complex case. We know the media and public scrutiny is an all-time high. We know every decision will be questioned. Despite all of this, the honorable Judge Hippler chose to stand for Justice for all of us. His strength and determination does not go unnoticed. We cannot express more gratitude.

Everything can change but the only four names that truly matter will remain the same – the only ones you should ever see as a title to an article – Kaylee, Maddie, Xana and Ethan. More than “four students,” more than “four victims,” more than “University of Idaho four,” the family said in their statement.

The statement follows a judge granting of four University of Idaho students.


 

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