Convicted murderer claims false promises led to plea; victims' families denounce move as narcissistic
Idaho student killer Bryan Kohberger moves to withdraw guilty plea
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Bryan Kohberger, convicted of murdering four University of Idaho students in 2022, is seeking to withdraw his guilty plea, according to an interview he gave from prison. Kohberger claims he entered the plea based on "false promises" and incorrect information, and has filed a petition to reopen the case. The families of the victims have reacted with anger, with Kaylee Goncalves's family calling him a "narcissist" and comparing him to "a mosquito you can't seem to swat." Kohberger, however, maintains that justice was not served and described the state's case as a "work of fiction."
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Idaho murder victim’s family blast Bryan Kohberger’s bid to rescind guilty plea: ‘A mosquito you can’t seem to swat’.
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Bryan Kohberger, convicted in the 2022 Idaho student murders, is now seeking to withdraw his guilty plea. (AP) Kohberger said he has filed a petition to reopen the case, blaming his plea on “false promises” and wrong information.
according to Hindustan TimesBryan Kohberger , the man convicted of fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students, is seeking to take back his guilty plea, he told The New York Times in an interview from prison.
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Idaho murder victim’s family blast Bryan Kohberger’s bid to rescind guilty plea: ‘A mosquito you can’t seem to swat’.
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