Bryan Kohberger Pled Guilty

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Okay, he's pled guilty - he cannot retract that plea.

And the victim's families have two weeks to prepare their victim impact statements.

Everybody wins - except the few people who won't be satisfied if he's not executed.

no one ever wins when four people are murdered

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So is he going to have to make any sort of statement at all, even just stating what he did? Or he just changes his plea and that's it? Anyone know?

That's it. He's not required to say anything else.

He's probably saving it all up for a book.

Does his plea deal prohibit making money off the crime?

Omg, that would be sickening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So is he going to have to make any sort of statement at all, even just stating what he did? Or he just changes his plea and that's it? Anyone know?

That's it. He's not required to say anything else.

He's probably saving it all up for a book.

Does his plea deal prohibit making money off the crime?

Any money he made off that I would predict the victims' families would sue for, if he could find a publisher. Another issue could be if he assigns his story rights to someone else.

I was a witness to a regionally high profile double murder in the 90s in which the killer lived, was institutionalized and wrote a book. He "self-published" on amazon but then assigned the rights to a third party to avoid being sued by the victims' families. There was enormous pressure for that third party to assign those rights to the victims' families but he refused, saying it could be "worth a lot of money one day" (thankfully they're not). People can be unbelievably horrible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He's lost a lot of weight?

100 lbs since high school

[Anonymous]

With his ASD diagnosis, he may have a very challenging time adjusting to prison life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:With his ASD diagnosis, he may have a very challenging time adjusting to prison life.

Inflexible rules and a rigid schedule aren't likely to bother him.