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‘Disgusted’: Bryan Kohberger’s former friends, peers react to guilty murder plea
Childhood friends of Bryan Kohberger, who pleaded guilty Wednesday to stabbing four University of Idaho students to death in November 2022, have tracked his murder case from afar and said they felt shocked the former Pennsylvania resident suddenly agreed to a plea deal to spare his life.
Guilty Plea by Kohberger Doesn't End Quest for More Details in Idaho College Student Slayings
More details could emerge when Kohberger returns to court for his sentence on July 23. Some answers could also be in the hundreds of documents filed by prosecutors and defense lawyers that have been under seal and out of public view starting in 2022.
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College football coach Wade Lytal turned to social media seeking his daughter, Kellyanne, who went missing from Camp Mystic ...
A jury was sworn in Monday in Douglas County District Court to decide the case of a man accused in the fentanyl overdose ...
Misty Noel pleaded guilty Thursday to five counts of theft and five counts of tax evasion, the original charges filed against ...
Ben Shelton may be the second-ranked American tennis player on the men’s side, but he’s the No. 1 supportive brother. After a ...
An Indian court rejected Turkish ground handling firm Celebi Hava Servisi AS’s plea against the revoking of its security ...
NCSO confirms that one victim was struck in the leg and transported to Desert View Hospital. At today’s press briefing, no ...
The Opposition Leader is urging the big four banks to pass on Tuesday’s highly-tipped interest rate cut onto households doing ...
A man pleaded guilty in Augusta federal court to trying to defraud the government of millions of dollars in a COVID benefits ...
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