Hey everybody, welcome back to Cold Case Murder Mysteries.

I'm your host Ryan Krals, joining you for the first episode of 2023, in which we're

going to delve into the madness surrounding the gluttonous consumption of everything

Brian Coburger and the Moscow Idaho murders of college students, Kayley Gensalvas, Maddie

Logan, Zana Cernodal, and Ethan Chapin.

But first, I just want to say thanks again to all of my Patreon people, Kickstarter supporters,

and those who have either contributed through the donation link on the website, or have

even just offered words of encouragement.

It's all very meaningful and appreciated, and I'm hoping that 2023 is a big year for

all of you in whatever dreams you're chasing.

Now, in the recent episode I did on this case, we were left to speculate about nearly everything,

and discussed that the basis for just about everything we knew at that point was rumor.

But now things have changed, at least to a certain extent.

With the release of the avid David of probable cause that led to the arrest of 28-year-old

Brian Coburger, we have a greater understanding of the narrative, but also more questions.

Now, I want to say upfront that one aspect of my analysis is going to challenge a widely

held assertion in the public eye since the release of the APC, which is that Brian Coburger

entered the home, first went upstairs to kill Kayley and Maddie, and then went downstairs

to kill Zana and Ethan.

Many have decided this is the truth, but a closer look reveals that the stronger evidence

says otherwise.

Dylan, their roommate, is an eyewitness, and human eyewitnesses are notoriously full of shit,

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