Episode 455: Defense's disclosure to seek in limine RE: "bushy eyebrows" & "touch" or "contact DNA

In Episode 455, we address a seemingly "bland" Feb. 24, 2025 defense motion for permission to submit a motion in limine exceeding a local rule's 10 page limit. It is only upon review of the motion itself, which was granted by Judge Hippler in an order on this motion, that the public learns defense is seeking to in limine prevent the State from introducing at trial what Defense refers to as improperly disclosed descriptions of "touch" vs. "contact" DNA on the sheath as testified to by Rylene Nolan an official with the Idaho State Police Forensics Lab.We also note this motion seeks to exceed the 10 page limit for the defense to argue why references to "bushy eyebrows" should also be excluded from the jury trial in this matter.To review all documents from the Court's file in Idaho v. Kohberger, please go here:⁠ Everything stated here represents the creator's pure opinions based on the court filings and proffered pursuant to the First Amendment of the United States Constitution (Freedom of Speech and of the Press) and is offered for educational purposes only.Mr. Kohberger is presumed innocent of these