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Alex Brizee

Boise

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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  • 5 days ago | spokesman.com | Alex Brizee |Kevin Fixler

    One of the two surviving roommates of four University of Idaho students who were killed will be allowed to testify at suspect Bryan Kohberger’s murder trial that the intruder she saw inside their off-campus home had “bushy eyebrows,” the presiding judge ruled Friday.

  • 6 days ago | gazettextra.com | Kevin Fixler |Alex Brizee

    BOISE, Idaho - One of the two roommates who were left physically unharmed during an attack that left four University of Idaho students dead will be allowed to testify at Bryan Kohberger's murder trial that the intruder she saw inside their off-campus home had "bushy eyebrows," the presiding judge ruled Friday.

  • 6 days ago | arcamax.com | Kevin Fixler |Alex Brizee

    BOISE, Idaho — One of the two roommates who were left physically unharmed during an attack that left four University of Idaho students dead will be allowed to testify at Bryan Kohberger’s murder trial that the intruder she saw inside their off-campus home had “bushy eyebrows,” the presiding judge ruled Friday.

  • 6 days ago | dailyitem.com | Kevin Fixler |Alex Brizee

    BOISE, Idaho — One of the two roommates who were left physically unharmed during an attack that left four University of Idaho students dead will be allowed to testify at Bryan Kohberger’s murder trial that the intruder she saw inside their off-campus home had “bushy eyebrows,” the presiding judge ruled Friday.

  • 1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Alex Brizee

    By Alex Brizee, The Idaho Statesman BOISE, Idaho - An Idaho teenager with autism who was hospitalized for a week after being shot by police died over the weekend. The Bannock County Coroner's Office confirmed to the Idaho Statesman that Victor Perez, who was physically impaired, died after four officers from the Pocatello Police Department shot him several times outside his home last week.

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alex brizee
alex brizee @alex_brizee
11 Apr 25

.@CKomatsoulis & I report: Binod Shah first came to the U.S. as a refugee. But after he got into legal trouble his green card got revoked. He was allowed to stay. But now he could be deported to a country that doesn’t want him. https://t.co/NcqRqkl3F9

alex brizee
alex brizee @alex_brizee
10 Apr 25

RT @IdahoStatesman: Boise baseball coach, substitute teacher arrested on child sex abuse charge https://t.co/pkIYn1l3yf

alex brizee
alex brizee @alex_brizee
10 Apr 25

.@kfixler and I report: Arguments in Bryan Kohberger's all-day hearing went beyond the closure of the Ada County Courthouse. Judge Hippler ruled on several motions from the bench, like admission of Amazon records, and pushed other requests off — for now. https://t.co/zH1DbexHqN