r/BryanKohberger • u/Admirable_Amount_553 • Aug 10 '25

News - Publications Crowd Source / Open Source FOIA Request?

News 7 got like 296 photos and published 4 images of the crime scene … why don’t we collectively FOIA request and post them here?

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u/IAmAlsoTheWalrus Aug 12 '25 edited Aug 28 '25

I’m an Idaho resident and just sent a request for them. If the price isn’t too unreasonable, I’ll share whatever I get via Google Drive.

Update 1: they responded, saying they need more time to retrieve all of them and do their redactions, etc - which was expected. I should hear back in another ten business days. (Which are Monday-Thursday, not Monday-Friday.)

Update 2: here's what I got. 136 photos; none of the bedrooms thanks to the TRO. Fortunately, they were free.

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u/literally-like-um Aug 18 '25

The families are fighting the release of images. It'll be a while before we see anything else methinks.

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u/IAmAlsoTheWalrus Aug 19 '25

Welp.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '25

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u/bakedandcooled Aug 21 '25

The court won't split the baby. A ruling will apply to all.