Bryan Kohberger mengaku bersalah atas pembunuhan setelah mengakui penusukan yang menewaskan 4 sis...

Bryan Kohberger, a former graduate student in criminal justice, pleaded guilty on Wednesday for the murders of four University of Idaho students in 2022. The attack shocked the small community of Moscow, Idaho, and sparked a nationwide manhunt that ended with Kohberger’s arrest in Pennsylvania. As part of a plea agreement, he will avoid the death penalty but will receive four consecutive life sentences without the possibility of appeal. The sentencing is scheduled for July 23. Prosecutors say Kohberger stabbed Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves to death first, then killed Xana Kernodle and her boyfriend Ethan Chapin. DNA evidence from a knife sheath linked him to the crime. Although the investigation has been ongoing for months, no clear motive or personal connection to the victims has been established. Some families feel relief at avoiding a lengthy trial, while others demand full disclosure and details of the crime. The judge still must officially approve the plea agreement.