US EditionBryan Kohberger and his victim’s families will have a chance to speak at his sentencing
MOSCOW, IDAHO, JUL 23 – Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty to killing four University of Idaho students and received four consecutive life sentences without parole, avoiding the death penalty through a plea deal.
- On Wednesday, July 23, 2025, in Boise, Idaho, Bryan Kohberger was sentenced for the fatal stabbing of four students from the University of Idaho that occurred in November 2022.
- Kohberger pleaded guilty earlier this month under a plea deal that avoids the death penalty and waives his right to appeal.
- Judge Steven Hippler lifted a gag order on July 17, citing First Amendment rights despite concerns the media could jeopardize sentencing integrity.
- Families and surviving roommates had the opportunity to speak at the sentencing hearing while Kohberger, who retained the right to remain silent, may not speak.
- The court imposed a sentence of four back-to-back life terms without the possibility of parole on Kohberger, though the reasons behind his actions remain unclear despite ongoing investigations.
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Grief and anger from Idaho victims’ families: ‘Do you feel anything at all?’ - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
A judge Wednesday sentenced the killer of four Idaho college students to life in prison with no chance of parole. The killer, Bryan Kohberger, declined to speak or explain his motives — something that victims’ family members, close followers of the case and even President Donald Trump had wanted him to do.
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