US EditionBryan Kohberger Has Another Chance to Explain Why He Killed 4 Idaho College Students. But He Doesn’t Have to Speak
IDAHO, JUL 20 – Kohberger pleaded guilty to killing four University of Idaho students and will receive life sentences, but the motive remains undisclosed, sparking controversy among victims' families.
- Scheduled in Boise, the Ada County Courthouse will host Bryan Kohberger’s sentencing on July 23, 2025, at the designated time, with families expected to give impact statements.
- Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty on July 2 to the murders of four University of Idaho students, with a plea deal avoiding the death penalty.
- He admitted guilt without explaining his motive, and `I refuse to get up there and further revictimize myself`, Alivea said.
- During the hearing, Kohberger may choose silence and victims’ families will provide impact statements.
- Kohberger could soon be relocated to Idaho’s maximum security prison after his sentence.
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BOISE, Idaho — Attorney Anne Taylor made a decision some 20 years back that set the course of her life and her legal career: She chose to become a public defender. Read more...
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Bryan Kohberger has one last chance on Wednesday to give the grieving parents of four students at the University of Idaho who admitted to murdering, the answers they have desperately sought for nearly three years.
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