Idaho victims' families to address killer directly at Kohberger sentencing
In November 2022 at 4 in the morning, the house invasion of the house invasion of the former enthusiastic crimanologist Bryan Kohberger who killed the student of the University of Idaho.
He was working for a 30 -year -old doctor. At the Washington State University in Pullman, Idaho lasts about 10 miles to the off -campus rental house at 1122 King Road just across the state line in Moscow.
On July 2, he confessed to killing four young people inside: Madison Mogen, 21, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20 and Ethan Chapin, 20.
His families are expected to address directly in court with expressions of victims at a penalty hearing that is expected to last all day.
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Mogen and Goncalves, the best friend, were killed in a bedroom on the third floor. Kohberger’s key error-was a ka-bar knife cover that was left under his body-Mogen’s body. Police found his DNA in snap.
On the second floor, the Kernodle was awake, and minutes ago he received a doordash delivery. Kohberger killed him, then turned his knife to his sleeping boyfriend Chapin.
A surviving roommate heard that he was crying to the police and a man’s voice said, “No problem. I will help.” Then a masked man with “lush eyebrows” came out of the back door. For whatever reason, he didn’t attack him.
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The families of the victims were divided on a defense agreement, which required Kohberger to waive the right to appeal and to search for a sentence reduction in accordance with the law of Idaho. Although not all, some families are expected to submit victims of influence statements in a court official who is expected to continue all day long.
If there is anything to say Kohberger, it remains unclear.
Although the claim agreement did not require Kohberger to explain his actions at the July 2 hearing, the others, including Goncalves’s father and president Trump, said that they should give more details in punishment.
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Chapin’s parents and Kernodle and Mogen’s mothers supported the defense agreement that would save the years of appeals and the trauma of a hearing.
In exchange for the criminal defense, Kohberger avoids the death penalty and is expected to receive the maximum punishment of four life prisons without any conditional evacuation.
The court starts on Wednesday at 9 am at 9 am.
