Only Lashley and Strowman were given individual entrances.Sure enough, Lashley pulled it out in the end. This year in Los Angeles, Bobby Lashley entered as a huge favorite considering his match with Bray Wyatt never came to fruition like it was originally planned and he was the biggest name in the match, though some other worthy names - Karrion Kross, Xavier Woods, LA Knight, BOOGS, Braun Strowman - were also in.

It means not getting a large number of wrestlers a spot on the biggest show of the year but they get around that by calling it “WrestleMania SmackDown.” As the investigation continues, authorities are working to uncover why Kohberger would keep such a sinister souvenir from his alleged crimes.As has been the case for a couple years now, WWE held the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal on the episode of Friday Night SmackDown just before WrestleMania. This unsettling find raises further questions about Kohberger's motives and possible connections to the victim. The investigation into alleged killer Bryan Kohberger has taken a chilling turn with the discovery of one of his victim's ID cards at his home. The investigation continues as we strive to uncover the truth behind this chilling mystery. Yeretsian dives into the implications of this discovery and what it could mean for the case moving forward. As the story unfolds, the public eagerly awaits answers to this baffling piece of the puzzle.ĭefense attorney Lara Yeretsian joins us to discuss the perplexing case of Bryan Kohberger, who allegedly had the ID of one of his victims in his possession. Dreeke delves into the potential impact of this discovery on the investigation and the questions it raises. Retired FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke joins us to explore the enigmatic connection between Bryan Kohberger and a murder victim, as Kohberger was found to have the victim's ID card in his possession. Immerse yourself in this weekly podcast that brings you the essential insights and analysis from the heart of the criminal justice system. Join us as we delve into the complex world of Lori Vallow Daybell, explore the chilling saga of Alex Murdaugh, unravel the mysterious circumstances surrounding Stephen Smith, and much more. Welcome to 'The Week In Review,' a riveting journey that takes you back through the most captivating interviews, gripping updates, and electrifying court audio from the cases that have captured our attention. Don't miss this fascinating analysis of a critical piece of evidence in the Kohberger case. He evaluates the potential impact of this evidence on Kohberger's trial, and whether the infamous 'if the sock don't fit' defense could come into play. In this eye-opening segment, top criminal defense attorney Jack Rice joins us to discuss the startling discovery of a victim's ID hidden in Bryan Kohberger's sock.

Through their discussions, Tony, Stacy, and their listeners work together to better understand the intricacies of the case and the impact of DNA evidence. The engaging conversation highlights the importance of DNA analysis in modern criminal investigations and the potential for breakthroughs in solving the Kohberger mystery. As they explore the role of DNA in crime-solving, listeners share their insights and opinions on the case. Tony and Stacy take listener calls about the Kohberger case, discussing the significance of DNA evidence in the ongoing investigation. True Crime Today (All Cases & EXTRA Commentary). The Idaho Murders, The Case Against Bryan Kohberger. Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski (All Cases). Want to listen to ALL of our Podcasts Ad-Free? Subscribe through Apple Podcasts, and try it for 3 days free: #KohbergerMurder #DoorDashEvidence #TechInCrime While it remains unclear what information Door Dash may hold, the investigation has raised questions about the role of technology in criminal cases and the extent to which companies may be implicated. Warrants were issued to the delivery giant, along with other tech companies, in search of potential evidence that could help solve the case. The investigation into the alleged murder of four University of Idaho students by Bryan Kohberger has taken a new turn with the focus shifting to Door Dash.

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