A grinning selfie of suspect Bryan Kohberger giving a thumbs-up was taken just hours after the murder of four University of Idaho students in 2022, prosecutors say in newly released court filings.

The frantic call for help from a surviving roommate after four students were stabbed to death.

"Something has happened in our house, and we don’t know what," a crying woman told the dispatcher. Bryan Kohberger is accused of killing four college students on Nov. 13, 2022. 

The dramatic 911 call has been released from the University of Idaho quadruple killings.

ABC News has obtained the 911 call in the gruesome Idaho college killings that authorities believe was placed eight hours after four students were stabbed to death in their off-campus home.

Prosecutors claim in a new court filing that the defense may argue defendant Bryan Kohberger's DNA was planted at the crime scene.

Text messages between the two surviving roommates of the Idaho college murders have now been revealed along with the 911 call transcript made after their four friends were killed in November 2022.

Texts give insights to what was said and observed prior to four fatal stabbings.

We are now seeing transcripts of the chilling texts exchanged between the two surviving roommates on the night their four friends were stabbed to death near the University of Idaho.

ABC News legal contributor Channa Lloyd discusses the implications of newly revealed text messages from two of the surviving roommates of the Idaho college murders from the night of the attack.

In a partially redacted filing, lawyers for defendant Bryan Kohberger say DNA from three unidentified individuals was found under victim Madison Mogen’s nails.

Lawyers for the man accused of killing four Idaho college students are asking the judge to ban a witness from using the phrase "bushy eyebrows" to describe the suspect.

A recent court filing in the case against Bryan Kohberger has revealed that DNA from three individuals was found under the fingernails of murder victim Madison Mogen.

The defense team for the suspect in the Idaho college murders case is trying to strike the death penalty due to Kohberger’s diagnosis with Autism spectrum disorder.

The prosecution argued the judge should limit the evidence Kohberger’s attorneys can present to support his alibi for the November 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students.

In a sweeping win for the prosecution in the Idaho murders case, a judge denied all motions from Bryan Kohberger’s defense team to keep critical evidence out of the upcoming trial.

The judge overseeing the case of the man charged with killing four Idaho college students in 2022 has denied his request to exclude potentially critical DNA.

Judge Steven Hippler denied the murder suspect Bryan Kohberger's attorneys' efforts to suppress and dismiss evidence that led to his arrest in the upcoming trial.

Defense attorneys for Brian Kohberger argue some evidence against him should be thrown out.

Bryan Kohberger is accused in the fatal stabbing of four students and pleaded not guilty. His DNA, which is key to the prosecution's case, was allegedly found on a knife sheath at the crime scene.

Bryan Kohberger’s defense team is trying to paint the investigation as flawed and shrouded in secrecy in an effort to get key evidence thrown out.

Bryan Kohberger is accused of murdering four college students in Idaho. The trial is underway, and the defense is asking the judge to dismiss key DNA evidence, claiming it was gathered illegally.

The judge in the University of Idaho murders case is set to issue a ruling on DNA evidence that prosecutors say ties Bryan Kohberger to the murder scene.

Officials now say the suspect, Bryan Kohberger, was investigated in connection with an earlier home invasion.

In a series of highly-technical filings posted late Thursday, prosecutors said that the searches of Kohberger's person and belongings were appropriate

Bryan Kohberger is accused of fatally stabbing four students and pleaded not guilty. His lawyers argued that the death penalty violates his constitutional rights, but the judge called it settled law.

The judge overseeing Bryan Kohberger's murder case has ruled the death penalty will remain on the table, rejecting a request from Kohberger's defense attorneys.

This morning, new court filings from Brian Kohberger’s defense team depict a chaotic night when the former Ph.D. student was arrested at his parents' home in Pennsylvania.

Lawyers for Bryan Kohberger, who is charged with four counts of first-degree murder, claim officers didn’t properly advise him of his rights at the time of his arrest. 

Attorneys for Bryan Kohberger are saying that authorities violated his constitutional rights in gathering evidence to build their case against him.

The victims' family members and the school they attended continue to remember them as Bryan Kohberger will soon face trial for the heinous crimes.

Families of the University of Idaho victims are speaking out on the two-year mark of the quadruple homicide.

Attorneys for Kohberger, who is accused of murdering four University of Idaho students, argue that the prosecutors' insistence on the death penalty violates both the Constitution and his rights.

The long-anticipated trial against the man accused of killing four Idaho college students in 2022 will begin in August 2025, court officials said Wednesday.

The man accused of killing four University of Idaho students appeared for the first time before a new judge in Ada County, around 300 miles from where the murders took place in 2022.

Kohberger’s defense team successfully fought for the venue change for months due to concerns over jury impartiality.

The suspect in the case, Bryan Kohberger, has been transferred to custody in Boise, Idaho, where the trial will now be held.

The state supreme court ruled that Bryan Kohberger’s murder trial will be held in the state capital of Boise after his attorneys successfully argued for a change of venue.

The University of Idaho quadruple murder suspect, Bryan Kohberger, will stand trial in the capital city of Boise, Idaho.

Lawyers for the suspect, Bryan Kohberger, pushed to move the trial to Boise, arguing the local jury pool was tainted by pretrial publicity.

The new venue for the alleged killer of four University of Idaho students has yet to be determined.

Judge John Judge has ruled he will change the venue in the University of Idaho quadruple murder trial.

Bryan Kohberger, accused of killing four University of Idaho students, returned to court on Thursday as the judge weighs whether to change the venue for his trial.

Bryan Kohberger's defense team is seeking to move the high-profile case to Boise, Idaho, 300 miles away, which they argue would give their client a better chance at a fair trial.

Brian Kohberger's attorneys argue that he cannot get a fair trial in Moscow, Idaho, where four college students were stabbed to death in 2022.

The suspect in the University of Idaho quadruple murder trial, Bryan Kohberger, is due in court Thursday as the judge weighs whether to change the venue for his trial.

Latah County District Court has been granted a significant increase for next year.

Bryan Kohberger’s lawyer asked for a change in venue for their client to get a fair, impartial jury. Kohberger has been charged with the murder of four college students in 2022.

Accused killer Bryan Kohberger is pushing to have his trial moved, saying a "mob mentality" would make a fair trial impossible.

Brian Kohberger's attorneys are asking for his trial to be moved, citing a "mob mentality" in the town where four college students were killed.