
Alex Brizee
Breaking News and Criminal Justice Reporter at Idaho Statesman
strong headed since '97 • criminal justice reporter @idahostatesman • always @uiargonaut • stop using mugshots • 208 703 8818 • @ljjproject fellow
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4 days ago |
idahostatesman.com | Rose Evans |Alex Brizee
Danielle Higley was in line at the concessions stand at Roaring Springs Waterpark in Meridian one Thursday afternoon last August when she heard a loud noise coming from the interstate. A man behind her suggested that a car had backfired, but then the 34-year-old-mother recalls seeing “a sea of people running.” She realized that “something was really wrong.”Higley began to run against the flow of the crowd toward the park’s kiddie pool, where her husband and two young children had been playing.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Rose Evans |Alex Brizee
Danielle Higley was in line at the concessions stand at Roaring Springs Waterpark in Meridian one Thursday afternoon last August when she heard a loud noise coming from the interstate. A man behind her suggested that a car had backfired, but then the 34-year-old-mother recalls seeing “a sea of people running.” She realized that “something was really wrong.”Higley began to run against the flow of the crowd toward the park’s kiddie pool, where her husband and two young children had been playing.
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1 week ago |
gazettextra.com | Alex Brizee
BOISE, Idaho - Bryan Kohberger's immediate family will be allowed to attend the entirety of his upcoming capital murder trial, the presiding judge ruled. This decision was one of two orders from 4th District Judge Steven Hippler publicized on the court's website Wednesday. He wrote in the three-page order surrounding the defense's request to allow members of their client's family - his parents and siblings - into the courtroom that their presence wouldn't harm the prosecution's case.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Alex Brizee
BOISE, Idaho - Bryan Kohberger's immediate family will be allowed to attend the entirety of his upcoming capital murder trial, the presiding judge ruled. This decision was one of two orders from 4th District Judge Steven Hippler publicized on the court's website Wednesday. He wrote in the three-page order surrounding the defense's request to allow members of their client's family - his parents and siblings - into the courtroom that their presence wouldn't harm the prosecution's case.
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1 week ago |
thederrick.com | Alex Brizee
BOISE, Idaho — Bryan Kohberger’s immediate family will be allowed to attend the entirety of his upcoming capital murder trial, the presiding judge ruled. This decision was one of two orders from 4th District Judge Steven Hippler publicized on the court’s website Wednesday. He wrote in the three-page order surrounding the defense’s request to allow members of their client’s family — his parents and siblings — into the courtroom that their presence wouldn’t harm the prosecution’s case.
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For months only basic details of the interactions that led deputies to shoot a man on I-84 have been publicized. Now using interviews & records, the @IdahoStatesman provided a clearer picture of the events that led 4 bullets to ricochet into a water park. https://t.co/EVckiskkoy