BREAKING Bryan Kohberger pleads guilty to avoid death penalty in Idaho student murders case

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00:00Breaking tonight, the suspect in the Idaho student murders case, Brian Koberger, has

00:07reached a plea deal and will plead guilty. National correspondent Jeff Paul has the latest. Jeff,

00:13what do we know so far? Well, yeah, Brett, jury selection was supposed to start in August,

00:17but now that obviously goes away with this development. According to FoxNews.com,

00:21Brian Koberger has accepted a plea to spare his life in exchange for a guilty plea for all four

00:27murders involving the University of Idaho students who were killed. We know the families of all four

00:32victims who were killed are aware and are being kept in the loop regarding this plea deal.

00:37But according to the Kaylee Gonclaves family Facebook page, they say it's true. They are

00:44beyond furious at the state of Idaho saying they failed us. Now, Koberger was accused of fatally

00:50stabbing four University of Idaho students back in November of 2022. They were Madison Mogan,

00:56Kaylee Gonclaves, Zana Kurnodal, and Ethan Chapin. You see them there right on your screen.

01:02The killing stunned the small community of Moscow, Idaho, where the murder there hadn't taken place

01:06since 2015. Investigators said at the time, the killer had entered a house where the group of

01:12students lived. Two surviving roommates had returned home later at that house to find the scene.

01:18Koberger came into the picture after investigators received hundreds of tips, one of them being

01:22a particular car that had been seen at that house through security camera footage. Eventually,

01:28their investigation led them to Brian Koberger, a 28-year-old criminology student at Washington

01:33State University. Police were able to track his phone heading to Moscow before the attack.

01:39Now, obviously, with this plea deal, it does really two things. It guarantees a guilty verdict and

01:45that Koberger will spend the rest of his life in prison. But it also relieves the family and the

01:50community of what was expected, Brett, to be a very, very lengthy trial. Brett?

01:56Okay. Jeff, thank you.

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