Content warning this episode contains discussion of murder and violence.

So last week there was a bunch of filings in the Idaho case, and by a bunch, that's a legal

term for a whole lot.

We're going to try to get through as much as we can in one episode, but I'm going to be

honest with you. I don't see us getting through all this in one episode, so it's very

likely we'll end up doing a second episode and some of the other findings later on this week,

because there's a lot to chew on here.

Anyway with that, let's get to it.

My name is Anya Kaine. I'm a journalist.

And I'm Kevin Greenlee. I'm an attorney.

And this is The Murder Sheet.

We're a true crime podcast focused on original reporting, interviews, and deep dives into murder cases.

We're the murder sheet.

And this is the University of Idaho murders.

Amazon orders and eyebrows. I'm going to be. B. Bhop. The So let's start with one of the bigger filings.

I think we could all agree that the most important eyewitness in this case is the young woman who lived at the house and had a brief encounter with the killer.

And she described him.

He was, his face was largely covered, but she saw his eyes and particularly his eyebrows, which

she described on numerous occasions as bushy.

And as you may or may not recall, the defense filed a motion recently saying,

well, we don't think that testimony should be allowed in.

And so now the state has had an opportunity to reply to that. And what were

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