June 30th 2025.
According to reports, Bryan Kohberger has made the decision to accept a plea deal in order to avoid facing the death penalty. This comes after he was accused of brutally stabbing four University of Idaho students to death. The plea agreement involves Kohberger pleading guilty to all counts related to the killings, as stated in a letter to the victims' families.
Originally scheduled to begin on August 18, Kohberger's trial will now not take place as he has agreed to the terms of the plea deal. The family of Kaylee Goncalves, one of the victims, was informed of this development by their lawyer, Shanon Gray. In their statement on Facebook, they expressed their anger towards the state of Idaho for what they perceive as a failure on their part. They also requested some time to process this unexpected turn of events.
It is alleged that Kohberger committed the heinous crime of stabbing the students in their off-campus home in November of 2022. He was charged with four counts of first-degree murder, but with the plea deal, the death penalty is no longer an option. Kohberger is expected to make an appearance in court on July 2 for a change of plea hearing. For the latest updates on this case, you can follow The Agency on Twitter and Facebook. Additionally, you can now sign up to receive daily push alerts straight to your device for our articles.
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