Bryan Kohberger's plea deal removing death penalty in Idaho murders raises concerns about future sentence reductions as seen with the Menendez brothers

Ultimately, it was Kohberger’s attorneys who broached the possibility of a plea deal as they endured a series of legal blows to their defense strategy, Goncalves told CNN’s Jim Sciutto, citing conversations with prosecutors last week. The agreement ...

( NewsNation) — Bryan Kohberger, accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022, is set to accept a plea deal on Wednesday, when a judge will hear the agreement. Judge Steven Hippler will decide whether to accept the plea agreement, which removes the death penalty in exchange for Kohberger changing his plea to guilty.

Kohberger’s trial was set to start in August and was expected to last more than three months. An attorney for the family of Goncalves confirmed that families of the victims received news of the plea deal in a letter from prosecutors Monday.

Here's everything to know about what Bryan Kohberger's plea deal means for his trial. Bryan Kohberger, who was charged with murder in connection to the November 2022 killings of four University of ...

Prosecutors in the Bryan Kohberger case sent a letter to the victims' families on Sunday to alert them of the plea deal. Kohberger's defense team had requested the plea deal last week.

Multiple sources tell KING 5 that Bryan Kohberger has accepted terms of a plea deal. Now, a hearing in an Idaho court is set for Wednesday.

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