Bryan Kohberger admits to slaughtering 4 Idaho college students as they slept
- Bryan Kohberger has pleaded guilty to murdering four University of Idaho students, ending the investigation into the case.
- The plea deal means Kohberger will serve four life sentences without parole, avoiding a lengthy trial.
- Families of the victims expressed anger and disappointment over the plea deal, calling it 'shocking and cruel.'
- Kohberger's admission occurred in court, where he confirmed his guilt when asked by the judge.
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Bryan Kohberger finally admits to murdering students - but five agonising questions remain - The Mirror
The PHD student turned murderer, 30, is set to avoid the death penalty after making a plea deal - we asked two legal experts for their opinion on the latest twist in the high-profile case
Bryan Kohberger admits to killing 4 Idaho students, but motive remains unclear
A criminal justice student who avoided a potential death sentence by pleading guilty Wednesday to the brutal stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students carefully planned the attack for months and took multiple steps to cover his tracks, the lead prosecutor said.
I was feet away as Bryan Kohberger admitted to four brutal murders
More than two years after Bryan Kohberger slaughtered four college students at their home in Moscow, Idaho, he stood in front of the victims’ families and for the first time, admitted to the heinous murders. Andrea Cavallier reports on the feeling inside the Idaho courtroom.
Bryan Kohberger Officially Pleads Guilty, But 1 Critical Question Remains Unanswered
The legal drama around one of the most infamous crimes of the U.S. in the 21st century drew to an official close Wednesday with a guilty plea in a Boise, […] The post Bryan Kohberger Officially Pleads Guilty, But 1 Critical Question Remains Unanswered appeared first on The Western Journal.
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