'A narcissist': Family hit out at Bryan Kohberger for challenging murder conviction
Summary
Bryan Kohberger, who was sentenced last year to life imprisonment for killing four students in Idaho, is now challenging his guilty plea and wants to plead not guilty. The family of one victim criticized Kohberger for changing his story and said this shift causes more pain by drawing attention away from the victims.Key Facts
- Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty to murdering four University of Idaho students in November 2022.
- He was sentenced to four life terms in prison last year without parole.
- Kohberger now says he wants to withdraw his guilty plea, claiming it was made under false promises.
- The family of victim Kaylee Goncalves described Kohberger as a narcissist and criticized his change.
- Kohberger had accepted a plea deal to avoid the death penalty, but now challenges it.
- He was a criminology doctoral student at Washington State University, a different school.
- Investigators found strong evidence linking Kohberger to the crime scene but no clear motive.
- Idaho's Attorney General said the office is prepared to ensure justice is served after Kohberger’s announcement.
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