Idaho

Idaho Pharmacy at Center of Ivermectin Controversy: Co-Owner Lawmaker Navigates New Over-the-Counter Sales Legislation Amid Regulatory Confusion

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Hayden, Idaho — A pharmacy co-owned by a local lawmaker is one of the few in the state selling ivermectin over the counter, following a new law that allows such sales. The move comes amid ongoing debates regarding the drug’s legality and safety, especially after its heightened visibility during the COVID-19 pandemic. Ivermectin, an anti-parasitic commonly used for both humans and animals, has sparked significant interest since the pandemic began. Despite its popularity as a treatment for COVID-19, the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not endorse its use for the virus, pointing to … Read more

Judge Outraged Over Evidence Leak in Idaho Murder Case, True Crime Host Reports

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BOSSIER CITY, La. — A judge overseeing the highly publicized murder case in Idaho has expressed intense frustration following the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive evidence. This situation has drawn considerable attention amidst ongoing investigations, highlighting concerns about the integrity of the judicial process. The controversy stems from multiple reports indicating that critical details in the case were made public without authorization. These leaks have fueled speculation and complicated proceedings as the court navigates the intricacies of ensuring a fair trial for all involved. Legal experts have pointed out that such leaks could influence public perception … Read more

Judge Approves Crucial Eyewitness Testimony on Intruder’s Distinctive Eyebrows in Idaho University Quadruple Homicide Trial

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Moscow, Idaho — In a pivotal court ruling, a surviving roommate of the four University of Idaho students who were horrifically slain in November will be allowed to testify about seeing an intruder with “bushy eyebrows” in their off-campus home. The decision came amid intense legal debates over the permissible evidence in the upcoming trial of Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of the murders. The courtroom drama unfolded in Boise under Judge Steven Hippler, who greenlit the inclusion of eyewitness descriptions, despite the defense’s concerns that this could bias the jury. Kohberger, 30, faces charges … Read more

New Evidence Sparks Controversy in Idaho Quadruple Murder Case as Defense Alleges Misleading DNA Findings

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Boise, Idaho – Rising tensions and strategic maneuvers shape the pretrial phase in the high-profile case against 30-year-old Bryan Kohberger, accused of the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students. With the trial slated for the coming summer, Kohberger’s defense is rigorously advocating for the inclusion of two specific pieces of evidence, prompting caution from legal analysts about potential jury confusion. The defense’s push to pinpoint alternative suspects surfaces against a backdrop of controversial DNA findings, said to complicate the narrative of Kohberger’s involvement. Discovered DNA on a knife sheath – which experts claim … Read more