
Mega Edition: The Google, Apple And WSU Lab Warrants In Moscow (9/7/26)
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Investigators also obtained warrants connected to the forensic processing of Kohberger’s physical cellphone after it was seized. The phone’s contents were copied onto digital storage media, including a USB device, and Moscow police sought judicial authorization before examining the extracted data. That effectively gave investigators a forensic snapshot of Kohberger’s phone that could be searched for communications, photographs, videos, application data, location information and other evidence relevant to the murders. Separately, searches connected to Washington State University targeted Kohberger’s university office and electronic material there, with investigators specifically looking for images of the victims or King Road residence, information showing an interest in murder or stabbing, evidence of planning, and data capable of placing Kohberger or his phone at particular locations. Taken together, the Google, Apple and forensic-lab warrants showed investigators trying to reconstruct Kohberger’s digital existence from several directions at once, looking not only for evidence placing him near King Road but for anything that might explain whether he researched the victims, studied the house, planned the attack or attempted to erase evidence afterward.
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The Diddy Diaries — Mega Edition: The Google, Apple And WSU Lab Warrants In Moscow (9/7/26). Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
What's up everyone and welcome back to the program! In today's episode we're going to jump right back into those core documents and we're going to take a look at a new warrant that has just hit the docket and all five of these new updates are related to Brian Coburger so let's dive into the first one which is a Google Play warrant. Case number CR29-22-2805. In the matter of an application for a search warrant for, Google Pay, MPD Case number 22-M0-9903 and this document is the order to seal and redact. This matter came before the court on April 28, 2023 on the state's motion to seal or redact pursuant to i.c.a.r32i. The hearing was held via Zoom, Ashley Jennings appeared on behalf of the state, Antailer,
Jay Lodzzen and Alyssa Maceoff appeared on behalf of Mr. Coburger. The court reviewed the records, considered the arguments presented, waived the interest in privacy and public disclosure and announced its findings of fact on the record. Therefore pursuant to i.c.a.r32i2a and e, the court finds it necessary to seal in part and redact the record related to the search warrant for the following reasons. 1. The documents contain highly intimate facts or statements, the publication of which would be highly objectionable to a reasonable person and 2. It is necessary to temporarily seal or redact the documents or materials to preserve the right to a fair trial. After due consideration with good cause appearing, it is hereby ordered that the record herein shall be disclosed except for the following. 1. The affidavit in support of search warrant is sealed.
2. The search warrant and receipt and inventory be redacted. 3. This order will remain in effect until further order of the court. This was signed on the 31st of May 2023 and it was signed by Judge Marshall. The next document we have is the order of stealing search warrant and related documents. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Google LLC or Google Pay. MPD case number 22-M009903. Next upon the motion to seal search warrant and related documents filed herein, the court does hereby confirm and order that the affidavit for search warrant including any exhibits, search warrant, return of search warrant, including any exhibits and inventories of item seized and order are confidential. Exam from disclosure and are sealed pursuant to Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32-G1
for the reason stated in the said motion and until May 1, 2023 or further order of the court, whichever occurs first. So ordered on March 17, 2023. This was signed by Judge Marshall. The next document we have is the motion to temporarily seal search warrant and related documents pending a hearing. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Google Pay, MPD case number 22-M009903. The state of Idaho, buy and through the late-taw county prosecuting attorney, respectfully moves the court pursuant to Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32-G1 and Idaho Code 74-124 for a temporary order sealing search warrant and related documents, including the affidavit for a search warrant, including any exhibits, search warrant, return of search warrant, including all exhibits
of the inventories of item seized and order filed herein because release or disclosure would, one, interfere with enforcement proceedings, two, deprive a person of a fair right to a trial, three, constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy. Therefore, disclose the identity of a confidential source and or five, disclose investigative techniques and procedures. Wherefore, the state respectfully prays that the court temporarily seal from the public disclosure, the affidavit for search warrant, search warrant, return of search warrant, including all exhibits and order herein under the provisions of Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32-G1 and Idaho Code 74-124 pending a hearing on the matter, and this was signed by Ashley Jennings. The next document is the return of the search warrant.
In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Google, MPD case number 22-M09903. I, Brett Payne, the officer by whom this warrant was returned, do certify the appended inventory contains a true and detailed account of all property taken by me or other officers pursuant to this warrant and that this warrant and property have been duly returned before the court at 10 o'clock a.m. this 14th day of March. I certify under penalty of perjury pursuant to the law of the state of Idaho that the foregoing is true and correct. This was dated on March 14th of 2023 and it was signed by Brett Payne. The next document we have is the affidavit of Brett Payne. I, Brett Payne, being duly sworn, do hereby state the following information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
1. That I am employed by the Moscow Police Department in the official position of detective. 2. Affidavit has been a trained and qualified peace officer for four years. 3. On February 24th, 2023, Detective Lawrence Mallory obtained the search warrant for Google accounts. 4. The warrant was served by Detective Mallory on February 25th, 2023 via Google, the law enforcement portal. 5. On March 9th, 2023, Brett Payne downloaded the data and inventory was prepared for all the items received. 6. A copy of the inventory receipt was emailed to, redacted and redacted and 7. The information received was placed into evidence at Moscow Police Department and this was signed by Brett Payne and this was signed on March 14th of 2023. The next document is the receipt and inventory of the warrant.
In the matter of the application for a search warrant for, Google records for, redacted, redacted and redacted. On the 24th of February 2023, at approximately 9 a.m., the following peace officer, Detective Lawrence Mallory, served the search warrant here to four issued upon the place and or person described therein as directed inset search warrant. Entrance was obtained by Digital Service to L.E.R.S. at Google.com. The person found in the place were not applicable. The property found and taken and the location within or upon said place and or person are as follows. Description of property. The details of all digital records for the Google accounts of, redacted and redacted. Location or person downloaded from the law enforcement portal. The next page, the receipt and inventory was made in the presence of, not applicable.
A copy hereof was given to the following name person on the 14th day of March 2023. The Google law enforcement portal. A copy hereof was left on this date in a conspicuous place and the place searched there being no person present during said search, not applicable. This was dated March 24th of 2023 and was signed by Brett Payne. The next document we have is the order. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for, Google, LLC or Google Pay, MPDK number 22-M09903. In the above titled matter, this court having here to for issued a search warrant and the said search warrant, having been served according to law and the return of warrant, having been duly made as directed in said search warrant to this court and the written inventory of the property found and seized, having been duly made and taken before the undersigned
magistrate or judge and filed herein. Now therefore, it is hereby ordered that the said peace officer shall deliver or cause to be delivered the property described in said inventory to the Moscow Police Department or such other law enforcement agency as may be appropriate for the purpose of preserving said property for use as evidence or until further order of a court of competent jurisdiction. Once any related criminal case has been concluded, including the expiration of time for appeal or at such other appropriate time, the property can be released or disposed of upon authorization of the jurisdictional prosecuting attorney. It is further ordered that said property or any part thereof may be delivered to any person or laboratory or laboratories for the purpose of conducting or obtaining any tests, analysis or identification of said property which is deemed necessary by the custodial
law enforcement agency or jurisdictional prosecuting attorney without further order of this court. This was dated on March 17th of 2023 and signed by Judge Marshall. The next document we have is the search warrant itself. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Google LLC and or Google Pay, MPD case number 22-M09903. Any peace officer authorized to enforce or assist in enforcing any law of the state of Idaho, Lawrence Mowry, having given me proof upon oath this day showing probable cause, establishing grounds for issuing a search warrant, and there is probable cause to believe that the property referred to and sought in or upon said premises consists of information related to the investigations into the crimes of homicide at 1122 King Road, Moscow, Idaho,
on the Google account of Brian Coburger for all Gmail accounts linked by recovery email, cookie, Android ID, creation IP or phone number associated with any of the following identifiers. Redacted, redacted, redacted, redacted, and the last entry is I am EI between January 1st, 2021 and December 30th, 2022, including Google Pay account subscriber information as defined in 18 USC 2703 Section 2, Google account, recent activity logs and connected devices, Google email messages, Gmail, including drafts and those in the trash, Google Pay account, information and transactions, calendar, calendar events, contacts, people, contact files, photos, videos and albums and associated metadata, drive, documents, spreadsheets, presentations
and files and associated metadata. Google account, titles and the notes, hangouts and chats, messages including attachments, such as photos, location history, location data and deletion records. My activity searches and browsing history including activity from web and app. Google Assistant and Google Home, Google Voice, Google Voice information including Google Voice basic subscriber information, call logs, forwarding number, text messages and voice emails, YouTube registration email, channel ID, display name, IP logs and account registration information. Android, records for Android devices to include subscriber information, other associated accounts, cellular carrier information and device hardware information. Google Play Google Play purchases made and Google Play applications downloaded, located at the following
premises. Google and operates the publicly accessible website, Google.com. You are therefore commanded to search the above, describe premises for the property described above to seize it if found and bring it promptly before the court above named. This warrant shall be executed within 14 days of issuance and is authorized for daytime or nighttime service pursuant to Idaho Criminal Rule 41, daytime means the hours between 6am and 10pm Pacific Standard Time and under the following special instructions. The search warrant issued for a law enforcement purpose, Google is ordered not to disclose the existence or contents of the search warrant or the information furnished in response to the search warrant for a period of 90 days or until further order of the court. Google shall disclose the described property and information within 14 days of issuance,
given under my hand and dated this 24th day of February 2023 and this was signed by Judge Marshall. The next document we have is the order for extension to return the search warrant. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for, Google Pay, MPD case number 22-M09903. The above matter, having come before the court, based upon the motion of the state and good cause appearing, it is hereby ordered that the time for which the above reference search warrant shall be returned is extended to April 6, 2023. So ordered this 10th day of March 2023 and this was signed by Judge Marshall. The next document we have is the motion for extension to return search warrant. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for, Google Pay, MPD case number 22-M09903.
The state of Idaho, by and through Ashley S. Jennings, Layton County Senior Deputy, prosecuting attorney, moves his court for an order extending the time for returning the above reference search warrant which was issued on the 24th day of February 2023. The search warrant was directed by the court to be served within 14 days of issuance during business hours. The warrant was served by Detective Lawrence Mowry on February 25, 2023, through the Google Law Enforcement Portal. As of February 27, 2023, forensic detective Mowry is out of state attending a forensic training for approximately three weeks. Detective Mowry is unable to download any return until his return to the Moscow Police Department forensic lab. Number 4, as of this date, the information provided by Google has not been downloaded. Although the warrant was executed within 14 days of time frame directed by I.C.
19-4412, the state is not able to comply with the time frame within which to return the warrant and provide a written inventory. Accordingly, the state requests an extension of time for the return of the search warrant. Likefully submitted this 9th day of March 2023 and this was signed by Ashley Jennings. Alright folks, that's going to do it for this one. All of the information that goes with the episode can be found in the description. We all know a guy who... What's up everyone and welcome back to the program. In this episode we're going to jump right back into some of the court documents and this time we're going to take a look at the warrant for Apple and the order to seal and redact that warrant. So let's get to it. Case number CR29-22805, order to seal and redact.
In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Apple Incorporated. MPD case number 22-M09903. This matter came before the court on February 10th, 2023 on the court's motion to seal or redact pursuant to i.c.a.r. .32i. The hearing was held via Zoom, William W. Thompson Jr. and Ashley Jennings appeared on behalf of the state and Taylor appeared on behalf of Mr. Colbergor. The court reviewed the records, considered the arguments presented, weighed the interest in privacy and public disclosure, and announced its findings of fact on the record. Therefore pursuant to i.c.a.r. .32i.a. And the court finds it necessary to seal in part and redact the record related to the search warrant for the following reasons. 1.
The documents contain highly intimate facts or statements, the publication of which would be highly objectionable to a reasonable person and 2. The documents contain facts or statements that might threaten the safety of or endanger the life or safety of individuals. After due consideration and with good cause appearing, it is hereby ordered that the record herein shall be disclosed except for the following. 1. The affidavitant support of search warrant is sealed. 2. The search warrant and receipt and inventory be redacted. 3. This order will remain in effect until further order of the court. This order was signed on February 27th and it was signed by Judge Marshall. The next document we have is the order-sealing search warrant and related documents. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Apple Incorporated, MPD case
number 22-M09903. Based upon the motion to seal search warrant and related documents filed herein, the court does hereby confirm and order that the affidavit for search warrant, including any exhibits, search warrant, return of search warrant, including the inventory of item seized and order are confidential. This is from disclosure and are sealed, pursuant to Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32-G1. For the reason stated in that motion and until February 28th, 2023 or further order of the court. This was also signed by Judge Marshall and this order was signed on December 1st of 2022. The next document we have is the motion to seal search warrant and its related documents. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Apple Incorporated, MPD case number
22-M09903. The state of Idaho, by and through the Laytah County Prosecuting Attorney, respectfully move the court pursuant to Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32-G1 and Idaho Code 74-124 for an order sealing search warrant and related documents, including the affidavit for search warrant, including any exhibits, search warrant, return of search warrant, including the inventory of item seized and order filed herein because release of disclosure would, one, interfere with enforcement proceedings and two, constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy. Three, disclose the identity of a confidential source and four, disclose investigative techniques and procedures. And the state seeks this protection for a minimum of 90 days or until such time as the investigation is concluded and or charges are filed.
Therefore the state respectfully prays that the court seal from public disclosure, the affidavit for search warrant, search warrant, return of search warrant and order herein under the provision of Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32-G1 and Idaho Code 74-124. This was submitted on November 30th of 2022 and Ashley Jennings, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, signed it. The next document in the warrant is the order. In the matter of application for a search warrant for Apple, MPD Case Number 22-M0-9903. In the above titled matter, this court having here to for issued a search warrant and the said search warrant having been served according to law and the return of the warrant haven't been duly made as directed in said search warrant to this court and the written inventory of the property found in seized haven't been duly made and taken before the undersigned
magistrate or judge and filed herein. Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered that the said peace officer shall deliver or cause to be delivered the property described in said inventory to the Moscow Police Department or such other law enforcement agency as may be appropriate for the purpose of preserving said property for use as evidence or until further order of a court of competent jurisdiction. Once any related criminal case has been concluded, including the expiration of time for appeal or at such other appropriate times, the property can be released or disposed of upon authorization of the jurisdictional prosecuting attorney. It is further ordered that said property or any part thereof may be delivered to any person or laboratory or laboratories for the purpose of conducting or obtaining any test analysis or identification of said property, which is deemed necessary by the custodial
law enforcement agency or jurisdictional prosecuting attorney without further order of this court. This order was signed on the 1st of December of 2022 and it was signed by Judge Megan Marshall. The next document we have is the return of the search warrant. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Apple Incorporated, MPD case number 22-M09903. I, Lawrence Mowry, the officer by whom the search warrant was executed, do certify the appended inventory contains a true and detailed account of all property taken by me or other officers pursuant to this warrant and that this warrant and property have been duly returned before the court at 9 o'clock a.m. this 30th day of November 2022. I certify under a penalty of perjury pursuant to the law of the state of Idaho that the
foregoing is true and correct. This was signed by a officer Mowry on the 30th of November. Our next document is the affidavit of Lawrence Mowry. I, Lawrence Mowry being duly sworn, do hereby state the following information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. One that I'm employed by the Moscow Police Department in the official position of forensic detective two. Affidavit has been trained and qualified peace officer for 12 years. Every on November 21st, 2022, I obtained a search warrant for Apple. For the warrant was served on November 21st, 2022 by email, fax, email, etc. And 5 on 11 25, 2022, I received an email from Apple which contained the requested information. 6. An inventory was prepared for all the items received and 7.
The information received was placed into evidence at the Moscow Police Department. This affidavit was signed on the 30th of November by detective Lawrence Mowry. The next document we have is the receipt and inventory of a warrant. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Apple EI and all of that is part of the redaction unfortunately. And this receipt was also signed by detective Mowry. And then finally our last document, the actual search warrant itself. In the matter of application for a search warrant for Apple Incorporated, MPD case number 22-M09003. To any peace officer authorized to enforce or assist in enforcing any law of the state of Idaho. Lawrence Mowry have been given me proof upon oath this day showing probable cause, establishing grounds for issuing a search warrant and probable cause to believe property consisting
of there is probable cause to believe that property referred to and sought in or upon. Said premises consists records related to the crime of homicide on the Apple iCloud account associated with Ethan Chapin with the following. Redacted, phone number, redacted, and or IMEI redacted. Hereafter referred to as Chapin account from August 1, 2022 to November 18, 2022. Including all records or other information regarding the identification of the account to include full name, physical address, telephone numbers, email addresses, including primary, alternate, rescue, and notification email addresses and verification information for each email address. The date on which the account was created, the length of service, the IP address used to register the account, account status, methods of connecting, and means and source of payment,
including any credit or bank account numbers. All records or other information regarding the devices associated with or used in connection with, the account including all current and past trusted or authorized iOS devices and computers and any devices used to access Apple services, including serial numbers, unique device identifiers, advertising identifiers, global unique identifiers, media access control, addresses, integrated circuit card ID numbers, electronic serial numbers, mobile electronic identity numbers, mobile equipment identifiers, mobile identification numbers, subscriber identity modules, mobile, subscriber integrated services digital network numbers, international mobile subscriber identities, and international mobile station equipment identities. The contents of all emails associated with the account including stored or preserved copies
of emails sent to and from the account, including all draft emails and deleted emails, sources and destination addresses associated with each email, the date and time at which each email was sent, the size and length of each email, and true and accurate header information, including the actual IP addresses of the sender and the recipient of the emails and all attachments. The contents of all instant messages associated with the account including stored or preserved copies of instant messages including I messages, SMS messages, and MMS messages sent to and from the account, including all draft and deleted messages, the source and destination account of phone number associated with each instant message, the date and time at which each instant message was sent, the size and length of each instant message, the actual IP addresses of the sender and the recipient of each instant message and the media if any
attached to each instant message. The contents of all files and other records stored on iCloud including all IOS, device backups, all Apple and third party app data, all files and other records related to iCloud mail, iCloud photo sharing, my photo stream, iCloud photo library, iCloud drive, iWorks, including pages, numbers and keynote, iCloud tabs, and iCloud keychain and all address books, contact and buddy lists, notes, reminders, calendar entries, images, videos, voicemails, the file settings, and bookmarks. All activity connection and transactional logs for the account with associated IP addresses including sourceport numbers. During FaceTime call invitation logs, mail logs, iCloud logs, iTunes store and app store logs, including purchases, downloads and updates of Apple and third party apps, messaging
and query logs, including iMessage, SMS and SMS messages, my Apple ID and I forgot logs, sign on logs for all Apple services, game center logs, find my iPhone logs, logs associated with the iOS device, activation and upgrades and logs associated with web-based access of Apple services, including all associated identifiers. All records and information regarding locations where the account was accessed, including all data stored in connection with location services. All records pertaining to the type of services used, all records pertaining to communications between Apple and any person regarding the account, including contacts with support services and records of actions taken. Located in or upon following premises owned, maintained, controlled or operated by Apple Incorporated, a company headquartered at Apple Incorporation, one infinite loop, Cupertino
California 95014. You are therefore commanded to search the above described premises for the property described above to seize it if found and bring it promptly before the court above named. This warrant shall be executed within seven days of issuance and is authorized for daytime service only, pursuant Idaho Criminal Rule 41. Daytime means the hours between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. local time. And under the following special directions, this search warrant is issued for a law enforcement purpose, Apple is ordered not to disclose the existence or contents of the search warrant or the information furnished in response to the search warrant for a period of 90 days or until further order of the court. Apple shall disclose the described property and information within 14 days of issuance. And this order was signed by Judge Marshall on the 21st of November of 2022.
Alright, so there is the first of the Apple Warns. There are three others and they are for the other victims obviously, so we'll get those added to the catalog very shortly. Alright folks, so that's going to do it for this one. All of the information that goes with the episode can be found in the description box. That's up everyone and welcome back to the program. In this episode we're diving back into those core documents and this time we're going to take a look at the order to seal for Verizon Wireless and the order to seal for Washington State University. So let's get started with the order to seal for Verizon Wireless. Case number CR29-22-2805. Enter to seal. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Verizon Wireless, MPD case number 22-M09903.
This matter came before the court on February 10th, 2023, on the court's motion to seal or redact, pursuant to i.c.a.R.32i. The hearing was held via Zoom, William W. Thompson Jr., and Ashley Jennings appeared on behalf of the state, and Taylor appeared on behalf of Mr. Coburger. The court reviewed the records, consider the arguments presented, weigh the interest in privacy and public disclosure, and announced its findings of fact on the record. Therefore pursuant to i.c.a.R.32i.a. And i.c.74-124-1ene. The court finds it necessary to seal the records related to the search warrant for the following reasons. 1. The documents contain highly intimate facts or statements, the publication of which would be highly objectionable to a reasonable person, and 2. Production of such records would disclose investigative techniques and procedures. After due consideration and with good cause, it is hereby ordered that the record herein
shall be sealed until further order of the court. This was dated March 7th of 2023, and it was signed by Judge Marshall. The next document is the Order Sealing Search warrant and Related Documents, in the matter of the application for a search warrant for Horizon Wireless. MPD Case Number 22-M09903 Based upon the motion to seal search warrant and related documents filed herein, the court does hereby confirm and order that the affidavit for search warrant, including any exhibits search warrant, return of search warrant, including the inventory item seized, and order our confidential, exempt from disclosure and our sealed pursuant to Idaho Court, administrative rule 32-G1, for the reason stated in the said motion and until March 3rd, 2023, or further order of the court. Whichever occurs first. This was ordered on the 2nd day of December of 2022, and this was signed by Judge Marshall.
Moving on to the next document, we have the motion to seal search warrant and related documents, in the matter of the application for a search warrant for Horizon Wireless. MPD Case Number 22-M09903 The state of Idaho, by and through the late-todd county prosecuting attorney, respectfully moves the court, pursuant the Idaho Court administrative rule 32-G1, and Idaho Code 74-124, for an order sealing search warrant and related documents, including the affidavit for search warrant, including any exhibits search warrant, return of search warrant, including the inventory of item seized, and order filed herein, because release or disclosure would, one, interfere with enforcement proceedings, two, constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, three, disclose the identity of a confidential source, and four, disclose investigative techniques, and procedures. And the state seeks this protection for a minimum of 90 days, or until such time, as
the investigation is concluded and or charges are filed. Wherefore the state respectfully prays that the court seal from public disclosure, the affidavit for search warrant, search warrant, return of search warrant, and order herein, under the provisions of Idaho Court administrative rule 32-G1, and Idaho Code 74-124, respectfully submitted this first day of December 2022 by Ashley Jennings. Alright, moving on to the next warrant, and that warrant is for Washington State University. Case number CR29-22-2805, order to seal. In the matter of the application for a search warrant for Washington State University, MPD Case Number 22-M09903. This matter came before the court on February 10, 2023, on the court's motion to seal or redact, pursuant to i.c.a.r.32i.
The hearing was held via Zoom, William W. Thompson Jr., and Ashley Jennings appeared, on behalf of the state, and Taylor appeared, on behalf of Mr. Coburger. The court reviewed the records, considered the arguments presented, way the interests in privacy, and public disclosure, and announced its findings of fact, on the record. Therefore the court finds it necessary to seal the record related to the search warrant, because it is necessary to preserve the right to a fair trial, i.c.a.r.32i. 2. After due consideration, and with good cause, it is here by order that the record herein shall be sealed, until further order of the court. This was dated on the 7th of March of 2023, and this was signed by Judge Marshall. Moving on to the next document, we have the order sealing search warrant and related documents, in the matter of the application for a search warrant for Washington State University. MPD case number 22-M099-03
Based upon the motion to seal search warrant and related documents filed herein, the court does hereby confirm and order that the avid david for search warrant, including any exhibits, search warrant, return of search warrant, including the inventory of item seized, and order are confidential, exempt from disclosure and are sealed pursuant to Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32-G1, for the reason stated in the said motion and throughout the entirety of CR29-22-2805, or further order of the court, whichever occurs first. So ordered this 25th day of January of 2023. This was signed by Judge Miller of the application for a search warrant for Washington State University. MPD case number 22-M099-03 The state of Idaho, by and through the Layta County prosecuting attorney, respectfully moves the court pursuant to Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32-G1 and Idaho Code 74-124 for an order
sealing search warrant and related documents, including the avid david for search warrant, including any exhibits, search warrant, return of search warrant, including the inventory of item seized, and order filed herein because release or disclosure would, one, interfere with enforcement proceedings, two, deprive a person of a right to a fair trial, or an impartial adjudication, two, constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, three, disclose the identity of a confidential source, and or a four, disclose investigative techniques, and procedures. And the state seeks this protection throughout the entirety of CR29-22-2805. Wherefore the state respectfully prays that the court seal from public disclosure, the avid david for search warrant, search warrant, return of search warrant, and order herein, under the provisions of Idaho Court Administrative Rule 32-G1 and Idaho Code 74-124.
Respectfully submitted this 24th day of January 2023. This document was signed by Ashley Jennings. Alright, so we got a lot of housekeeping to do when it comes to court documents and a lot of smaller ones like this to get to. So my plan is to condense them together to make the episodes a little bit longer instead of having a three minute episode or something like that. So we're going to continue to do it this way, piece it all together, until we have the whole entire docket recorded into the catalog. That way we have a record of it, and we can go back to it and refer to it, and we know exactly what the hell's going on. Because with the gag order, if you're not following along behind the scenes in the courtroom, then you're definitely going to be at a loss. So we'll continue to do it this way. We'll continue to have these documents uploaded into the catalog, and we'll keep it moving. As for me, well, I'll be back later on with a little bit more. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box.
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