Idaho Murders Suspect Has Eerie Ties To An Infamous Serial Killer

In a case that’s swept the nation, Bryan Kohberger is due back in court on Thursday where he has been charged with the murders of four University of Idaho students. Multiple reports have suggested a linkage between Kohberger and a notorious serial killer. During the same period during which the crime occurred, Kohberger was studying under a serial killer expert who co-wrote a book with Dennis Rader, the infamous BTK killer. Kerri Rawson is the daughter of Rader. She joins the Rundown to discuss her understanding of what the victims’ families are going through, why the case hits close to home, and how she advocates on behalf of victims of trauma and abuse.

Recreational marijuana is now legal in 21 different states, and while this is fueling growth in the cannabis industry, it has come with unintended consequences for children’s health and safety. The American Academy of Pediatrics recently released a study showing how accidental consumption of marijuana edibles by young children has increased as legalization has become more prevalent, with cases of children’s accidental consumption jumping 1,375% from 2017 to 2021. First, Missouri Poison Center Director Julie Weber joins to explain the dangers posed to kids unknowingly ingesting THC edibles and how poison control hotlines can help. Later, Connecticut Attorney General William Tong breaks down how deceptive product packaging is driving these incidents and what action he wants his state to take to protect children from all THC products.

Plus, commentary by columnist David Marcus.