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An Idaho judge has ordered that graphic photos from the crime scene where Bryan Kohberger murdered four students be partially withheld from public release to protect the victims' families' privacy, allowing some investigation records to be made public while blacking out disturbing images.
An Idaho judge has ordered the withholding of graphic crime scene photos of Bryan Kohberger's 2022 murders to protect victims' families from emotional distress, while allowing some investigation records to be released for public interest.
An Idaho judge has ruled against releasing graphic crime scene photos of Bryan Kohberger's 2022 murders, citing the potential emotional harm to victims' families and privacy concerns, while allowing some investigation records to be made public.
Crime scene photos have been released in the case of a 13-year-old boy from Hialeah, Florida, who is accused of stabbing his mother to death. The photos include images of the murder weapon, surveillance footage of the victim and the accused, and a photo of the accused with his tongue sticking out, which he sent to a friend after the killing. The motive for the murder has not been publicly identified, and the accused, Derek Rosa, has pleaded not guilty to a first-degree murder charge. He is currently being held without bond.
Mitchell Westerman, a friend and former co-worker of attorney Andrew Baldwin, has been charged with leaking gruesome crime scene photos related to the 2017 Delphi murder case. Westerman allegedly took photos of sensitive evidence and shared them online. The leaked photos caused a delay in the trial of Richard Allen, the accused killer of 14-year-old Libby German and 13-year-old Abby Williams. Westerman's actions were described as a betrayal, and he has been charged with conversion.
Indiana police are investigating the alleged leak of crime-scene photos from the 2017 Delphi murders, where two teenage girls were killed. The leaked photos, some of which have appeared on social media, were taken at the crime scene and could potentially harm the case against suspect Richard Allen. The photos have already been widely dispersed, raising concerns about potential harassment of the victims' families and the possibility of tainting the jury pool. Podcast hosts who received the photos from a source have alerted the police and the defense team. One person associated with the photo leak has died by suicide. Allen's attorneys have recently alleged that the girls were killed by members of a pagan cult, a claim prosecutors have described as "fanciful."