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Bryan Kohberger, convicted of murdering four University of Idaho students, is attempting to undo his guilty plea by claiming it wasn’t voluntary — alleging his lawyers pressured him, withheld evidence, and broke promises. He’s now seeking post-conviction relief, pointing to disputed forensic evidence like hair not matching him, but the burden is on him to prove his plea was invalid — a tall order since he previously affirmed understanding the deal. New attorneys have stepped in, and a judge must first decide if his petition has merit; if denied, his life sentence remains, but if allowed, the case could return to trial with the death penalty back on the table. For now, nothing’s changed — but the legal clock is ticking.

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