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The True Story Behind Netflix's The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare

Headline from Time, from the development of Jul 29, 2026

Newest development Jul 30, 2026 · 2 reports8 Disturbing Details Missing from “The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare”

As Bryan Kohberger challenges his conviction for murdering four Idaho college students, a new Netflix documentary examines what we know about the case

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    The True Story Behind Netflix's The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare

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    8 Disturbing Details Missing from “The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare”

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  1. New York Post

    The biggest bombshells from Netflix’s ‘The Idaho Murders’ documentary (opens New York Post)

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    A harrowing new docuseries is shedding new light on the gruesome 2022 death of four University of Idaho students.

  2. Entertainment Weekly

    Where is Bryan Kohberger today? Everything to know before Netflix’s Idaho murders documentary (opens Entertainment Weekly)

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    Days before the premiere of Netflix's "The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare," convicted killer Bryan Kohberger sought to withdraw his guilty pleas and overturn his convictions.

  3. People

    Inside Bryan Kohberger’s Life Before He Brutally Murdered 4 University of Idaho Students (opens People)

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    Bryan Kohberger was a teacher’s assistant and interviewed for a police job the same year he killed four students in 2022

  4. PhillyVoice

    Netflix docuseries revisits 2022 slayings of four University of Idaho students (opens PhillyVoice)

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    The Netflix series, 'The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare,' revisits the slayings of four University of Idaho students in 2022. The series was released two days after convicted killer Bryan Kohberger filed a petition seeking to rescind his guilty plea.

  5. Time

    The True Story Behind Netflix's The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare (opens Time)

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    As Bryan Kohberger challenges his conviction for murdering four Idaho college students, a new Netflix documentary examines what we know about the case

  6. New York Post

    Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare’ On Netflix, A Victim-Centric Docuseries About The 2022 Idaho State Murders (opens New York Post)

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    Directed by Skye Borgman and produced by Joe Berlinger, this docuseries concentrates a bit more on the victims and their friends and family than previous projects about the case.

  7. People

    8 Disturbing Details Missing from “The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare” (opens People)

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    People's feed description

    Several shocking moments from Bryan Kohberger’s complex case didn’t make it into the Netflix documentary

  8. Rolling Stone

    ‘The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare’: 4 Things We Learned (opens Rolling Stone)

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    A new three-part docuseries from Netflix paints a picture of four young adults whose lives were cut short — but updates in the case persist

  9. Fox News

    Bryan Kohberger's choice of 'a house full of women' may hold the key to the Idaho murders' biggest mystery (opens Fox News)

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    The Netflix docuseries "The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare" explores whether Bryan Kohberger's struggles with women fueled the deadly attack.