Brian Koorbergr contracted murder of Idhao students to prevent death sentence

A 30 -year -old man has confessed to the murder of four roommates in a small Idaho college city in 2022 as part of a petition agreement to avoid death.

Former Bryan Kohbarger, a former PhD criminal student, was prosecuted in August about the attacks on the United States.

During the Wednesday hearing, Judge Steven Hippler read the details of the agreement, in which Koiburger was forgiven to appeal or detect the sluggishness.

On November 7, Kailli Gonkalve, Ethan Chapin, Zana Carnodal and Madison Mozen were killed in their off-campus house in Moscow city. Bethani Funke and Dial MorttonSen were two others in the house.

“You are convicted so you are guilty?” Judge Hippler asked the defendant.

“Yes,” Kohberger replied.

Kohberger had previously requested not to be guilty.

Before starting the proceedings, the judges said that their office has received numerous messages and voicemails from the members of the people who “tried to affect my decision”.

They said they did not read or listen to any messages and urged people to stop sending.

The judge then read the allegations against Koberger – a number of burglary, which has a maximum of 10 years of jail and the first – the first -granddaughter murder, in which each is sentenced to maximum life imprisonment in jail.

Koiburger convicted of all charges.

Judge Hippler said he would be formally sentenced on July 23. It is expected that he will spend the rest of his life in jail.

The agreement of the petition does not mean that the questions found during a trial similar to the purpose of Koorbergar cannot be considered.

During the hearing, the plaintiff lawyer Bill Thompson told the court that Kohberger had planned the attack and bought a knife online eight months before the murder.

The box of the blade was healed, but the weapon itself was never found.

The prosecutor said there was no evidence that the murder was a “sex component.”

The names of the victims were read as some of the courts in the court were emotional. Kobergurgar remained structured when he confessed to the killing of four victims.

The brutal nature of the murder, the age of the victims and the background of the crime suspected the intense people in this case.

The petition agreement has divided the families of the victims.

Outside the court, Kialy Gonkalk’s father Steve said he felt “very frustrated”.

That said the state “made an agreement with the ghost”.

The family wanted a complete confession with the confirmation of the murder weapon and the confirmation of the defendants alone.

However, Madison Mozen’s mother and stepmother said he supported the petition agreement.

In a statement read by his lawyers, he expressed his gratitude to everyone who supported them and the “successful outcome”.

“We support 100%of the petition agreement,” the attorney read. “We turned to the light of the future. We are off the tragedy and mourning. We are off.”

Kobergberg, a student at the nearby Washington State University, was charged in January 2023.

He does not believe that he personally recognizes the victims.

The defendant was arrested in his Pennsylvania family a week weekly, after which the investigators said that they found DNA evidence on the “leather knife sheath” at the crime site. In May 2023, he was convicted by the grand decisive board.

During the court documents, the police seized a knife, a glac pistol, a black gloves, a black hat and a black face mask during the search for the family of the family of Koiburger.

His rescue team asked the question of the accuracy of DNA evidence and succeeded in trying to move the test position after arguing that his client would not get proper hearing from the local judge.

But he had failed to remove the death sentence as an alternative to punishing Kohberger’s autism diagnosis.

Idaho is one of the American states that allows the death sentence, but has not been sentenced to death, according to the database of the death penalty information center.