Surgeon Allegedly STALKED Ex-Wife, Kohberger Accomplice Questions, Fired Coach Maintains Innocence
January 28, 2026
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as posted by the channelMK True Crime hosts Phil Holloway and Dave Aronberg join the show to discuss surgeon Dr. Michael McKee’s virtual court appearance last week where he pleaded not guilty to murder charges through his new, high-profile defense attorney, new records indicating that McKee broke into the Tepe home only weeks before the murder of his ex-wife Monique and her husband Spencer, fired Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore’s court appearance last week where his lawyer maintained his innocence against charges of third-degree home invasion, a felony, and misdemeanor charges of stalking and breaking and entering related to an alleged inappropriate relationship with a staffer, why Moore’s lawyer is fighting to quash Moore’s arrest warrant and throw out criminal charges, why the lawyer also requested a Franks hearing, Andrea Burkhart, criminal defense attorney and legal analyst, joins the show to discuss the revelations from the newly unsealed court records in the Bryan Kohberger case, insight into what the prosecution and defense would argue to the jury if it went to trial, why these court documents have brought up questions about an additional accomplice, why attorneys for the media argue for transparency in the Tyler Robinson case, and more.
Phil Holloway
Dave Aronberg
Andrea Burkhart
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44 claims extractedSurgeon pleads not guilty to murder charges
Defendant allegedly abused and stalked ex-wife
Evidence suggests premeditated murder with planning
Case eligible for death penalty due to brutality
Defendant visited victim's home weeks before murders
Evidence demonstrates premeditation and motive
Defendant made threats and engaged in sexual assault
Defendant's obsessive behavior motivated the murders
Coach accused of abuse, stalking, and breaking and entering
Defense claims arrest warrant based on false statements
Defense attorney declares client innocent and challenges warrant
Civil attorney accused of making false 911 call
Wife called 911 reporting husband's suicidal crisis
Defendant's mental health issues do not excuse criminal conduct
Koberger guilty plea raises questions about additional perpetrators
Crime scene evidence suggests multiple perpetrators possible
Journalist believes Koberger may have had accomplice
Lack of blood evidence in car suggests additional perpetrator
Witness testimony supports single perpetrator theory
Koberger never implicated accomplice despite opportunities
Koberger asked if anyone else was arrested
Unknown male DNA found at crime scene raises questions
Law enforcement explanation for not entering DNA into database is illogical
Unknown DNA profiles not entered into database despite crime scene location
Police should identify unknown DNA to rule out suspects
Failure to investigate DNA evidence perpetuates conspiracy theories
Privacy laws limit DNA database investigation
Prosecutors avoid identifying DNA to prevent defense strategy
Defense seeks to disqualify prosecutor due to witness relative
Defense filing motions under seal to keep case private
Secret proceedings prevent public oversight of justice system
Defense seeks secrecy because evidence is unfavorable
Judge approved sealing without required legal analysis
Defense seeks secret proceedings without constitutional justification
Judge rejects blanket courtroom closure, allows selective closure
Olympic athlete arrested as major drug trafficker
Defendant accused of drug trafficking and ordering murders
Tech companies sued for algorithm design as product liability
Tech companies designed algorithms to addict children
Tech algorithms fuel global antisemitism
Star Chamber exemplified dangers of secret courts
Constitution designed to prevent secret court tyranny
Constitutional amendments protect against secret court proceedings
U.S. courts must maintain transparency and public proceedings
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