Kevin Fixler
Investigative Reporter at Idaho Statesman
Investigative reporter at @IdahoStatesman, 3x Idaho Print Reporter of the Year; @UofDenver and @ucbsoj alum; Live music junkie.
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1 week ago |
idahostatesman.com | Kevin Fixler
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomBryan Kohberger's defense cited bias and prep time concerns in seeking trial delay. Analysis shows 49% of U.S. death sentence cases since 1972 have been overturned. Idaho has reversed 44% of its death sentences since 1972; only three led to executions. The public defense for Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger recently asked that his Boise trial be postponed, citing highly prejudicial publicity for their client and insufficient time to prepare.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis |Kevin Fixler
BOISE, Idaho -- Gregory Bastos remembers being kidnapped along with a friend and beaten by Venezuelan forces for his political activism, not knowing whether he would die. The experience was traumatizing, he said, sitting at a cafe in downtown Boise with his wife, Oriana Bastos. The Venezuelan-born couple, both 27, didn't wait long before they crossed the border to Colombia, took a bus to the capital, Bogotá, and flew to Mexico.
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1 week ago |
arcamax.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis |Kevin Fixler
BOISE, Idaho -- Gregory Bastos remembers being kidnapped along with a friend and beaten by Venezuelan forces for his political activism, not knowing whether he would die. The experience was traumatizing, he said, sitting at a cafe in downtown Boise with his wife, Oriana Bastos. The Venezuelan-born couple, both 27, didn’t wait long before they crossed the border to Colombia, took a bus to the capital, Bogotá, and flew to Mexico.
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1 week ago |
thederrick.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis |Kevin Fixler
BOISE, Idaho -- Gregory Bastos remembers being kidnapped along with a friend and beaten by Venezuelan forces for his political activism, not knowing whether he would die. The experience was traumatizing, he said, sitting at a cafe in downtown Boise with his wife, Oriana Bastos. The Venezuelan-born couple, both 27, didn’t wait long before they crossed the border to Colombia, took a bus to the capital, Bogotá, and flew to Mexico.
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1 week ago |
dailyitem.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis |Kevin Fixler
BOISE, Idaho -- Gregory Bastos remembers being kidnapped along with a friend and beaten by Venezuelan forces for his political activism, not knowing whether he would die. The experience was traumatizing, he said, sitting at a cafe in downtown Boise with his wife, Oriana Bastos. The Venezuelan-born couple, both 27, didn’t wait long before they crossed the border to Colombia, took a bus to the capital, Bogotá, and flew to Mexico.
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Tonight #Idaho4 #BryanKohberger
TONIGHT! Join @JoshuaRitterESQ and special guest @kfixler of the @IdahoStatesman at 5pm PT / 8pm ET for Wednesday Night Live to get the latest in the Bryan Kohberger case. Plus, an in-depth look at the Menendez brothers' resentencing. Link below: https://t.co/3ZrfWVwZCL
On Thursday, #BryanKohberger will make his last court appearance before summer murder trial in Boise. A recent @DatelineNBC #Idaho4 episode that cited unnamed sources for previously unreleased case details could cloud that hearing, legal experts told me. https://t.co/pKcIZ7M3br
New: Already under federal #execution ban until #Idaho prison system grants media more access for lethal injections, state's entire drug stockpile bought for $200K has now expired. @IDOCalert said it won't buy more before new death warrant. #deathpenalty https://t.co/tw9gVDy1KS