Jim and I are of course aware that Bryan Kohberger’s defense attorney Anne Taylor has said in court that our new book, The Idaho Four, poses a problem around convening a fair jury for Kohberger, on trial for the murder of Kaylee Goncalves, Maddie Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin because, she argues, the book is coming out on July 14th. (You can pre-order it here.) The trial is scheduled to begin on August 11th.
What’s our answer to that?
Come on!
Is she really implying that Bryan Kohberger is more notorious than Sean Combs, who is currently on trial in front of a jury in New York?
I just checked on Amazon and there are eighteen books on Combs available for purchase.
We will of course cover the trial, and, when it’s over we will add new chapters to The Idaho Four for the paperback edition.
But, the four victim’s families have waited long enough - far too long I’d argue - for a trial.
While our book is an essential guide for people following the trial, in no way does it, or should it, prevent justice taking its course as scheduled.
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