US EditionKohberger Defense Fights $27K Restitution Request for Victims' Families
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UpstractBryan Kohberger refuses to pay latest victims’ compensation claim, as lawyers argue GoFundme donations to families were enough
Prosecutors have now slapped the former criminology student with an additional restitution bill, requesting he shell out over $20,400 for Goncalves’ parents and roughly $7,000 for Mogen’s mother, Karen Laramie, to cover their travel expenses, court documents obtained by The Post show.
The man convicted of murdering four college students in Idaho refuses to pay travel expenses for his victims' families.
Bryan Kohberger's attorneys are rejecting Idaho's request for more restitution funds, arguing that GoFundMe campaigns have already covered the costs.
Kohberger defense fights $27K restitution request for victims' families
KUNA, Idaho (KIFI) — New developments in the case of the man who confessed to killing four University of Idaho students in November of 2022. The defense for convicted killer Bryan Kohberger is challenging a state request for an additional $27,330 in financial restitution, arguing that public donations have already covered the travel and hotel costs for the families of victims Kaylee Goncalves and Madison Mogen. The state of Idaho filed the finan…
Kohberger's lawyers refuse to pay more compensation and claim that families already received enough money through online campaigns
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