BOMBSHELL U-TURN Bryan Kohberger accepts plea deal & will admit guilt in murder of 4 Idaho students to swerve death penalty in huge twist

[Hol]

IDAHO murder suspect Bryan Kohberger has reportedly accepted a plea deal in order to avoid the death penalty for the murder of four students in 2022.

Victim Kaylee Goncalves' family confirmed the deal offer on Monday night, saying they were "beyond furious."

A letter had been sent to the four victims' families about the deal on Monday, ABC reported.

"It's true!" Goncalves' family said in a Facebook post.

"We are beyond furious at the State of Idaho. They have failed us.

"Please give us some time. This was very unexpected. We appreciate all your love and support."

Bryan Kohberger will plead guilty to murder of 4 Idaho students in huge twist

IDAHO murder suspect Bryan Kohberger has reportedly accepted a plea deal in order to avoid the death penalty for the murder of four students in 2022. Victim Kaylee Goncalves’ family confirmed…

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[Baby Yoda]

The way I heard it explained, this scenario keeps him from ever getting paroled. No chance that a jury could let him go free.

 

[LightOfMyLife]

I feel sorry for the families of those that were killed. The plea deal is not what they wanted. He did this so he wouldn't get the death sentence.

 

[Everlasting Life]

Many seek the ruler’s favor,
but justice comes from the Lord.

Proverbs 29:26

 

[Tall Timbers]

The way I heard it explained, this scenario keeps him from ever getting paroled. No chance that a jury could let him go free.

A future autopen could commute his sentence. Diben's autopen saw the release of some pretty horendous criminals.

 

[Tall Timbers]

In some of the islamic countries, only the family of the victim can keep the criminal from death when a death sentence is merited. I like that. In the Idaho case, the victim's family are denied adequate justice.

 

[Baby Yoda]

A future autopen could commute his sentence. Diben's autopen saw the release of some pretty horendous criminals.

I hear you. The legal guy explaining didn't take that under consideration.