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Bryan Kohberger, who pleaded guilty to the University of Idaho murders to avoid the death penalty, is now seeking post-conviction relief, claiming ineffective counsel and being misled—while still insisting he’s innocent. Forensic psychologist Dr. Kris Mohandie blasts prosecutors for failing to demand a full confession as part of the plea deal, saying that omission now lets Kohberger spin any story he wants, re-traumatizing victims’ families. Mohandie argues that even if Kohberger lied, a recorded confession would have anchored him to a specific narrative—and instead, his calculated moves, like contacting reporters, reveal narcissism and a hunger for notoriety. He concludes that Kohberger isn’t special—he’s just a terrible person, and the legal theater is prolonging pain for those who lost everything.

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