University of Idaho murders house to be demolished this month as accused killed awaits trial date

MOSCOW, Idaho (WPVI) -- The house where Pennsylvania native Bryan Kohberger allegedly killed four University of Idaho students last year is set to be demolished.

However, his defense team has been given access to the home on King Road until the end of Friday. They want to take photographs and measurements as they prepare their case for trial.

Then, during the next two weeks, the University of Idaho will begin to prepare the home for demolition.

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ABC News pieced together information from an affidavit released by authorities, verified publicly available evidence and pulled in reporting to create a visual timeline outlining events in the case.

The decision to tear down the house is meant to lessen the pain of those around it who have to see the scene every day and recall the gruesome deaths.

Demolition is set to begin on December 28.

Right now, there's been no date set for Kohberger's trial to begin.