The Idaho Murder Case That Shocked America Heads to Netflix

It was the crime that took the entire nation by storm: four University of Idaho students killed in the middle of the night--in the same home--by knife. The scene was gruesome and the entire community in Moscow continues to heal since these crimes were committed.

With a suspect, Bryan Kohberger, now serving a life sentence following a guilty plea, the regular new coverage of this case on television around the world has died down.

Law enforcement officials, now praised for their work, didn't always have it so easy. While the suspect was at-large, online crime junkies and 'sleuths' were brutal--criticizing every move and aspect of the investigation and even going as far as calling out people, by name, as suspects.

Now, major national streaming platform, Netflix, has announced that they'll be rolling out an investigative series taking a look at the crimes and the people impacted by the terrible acts.

Here is a brief look at what viewers can expect to see on Netflix

Will you watch the Netflix release?

Titled 'The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare", Netflix describes the piece as:

On November 13, 2022, four University of Idaho students—Madison, Kaylee, Ethan, and Xana—were found murdered in an off-campus home, leaving a tight-knit college town shattered. For weeks, their killer walked free. From director Skye Borgman (Unknown Number: The High School Catfish) and Academy Award-nominated executive producer Joe Berlinger comes the definitive chronicle of one of the most chilling murder cases in recent memory.

It will be released on July 29th, 2026.

You can view the full Netflix trailer for yourself, below: