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Bryan Kohberger admits to Idaho college killings in plea hearing

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Bryan Kohberger admitted to the killings of four University of Idaho students at his change of plea hearing on Wednesday, pleading guilty to all five counts, despite the former criminology student's initial eagerness to be exonerated in the high-profile case.

At the Ada County Courthouse in Boise, Idaho, Judge Steven Hippler asked Kohberger how he pleads for each count. Kohberger quickly said "guilty" each time, showing no emotion.

ABC News' Kyra Phillips and Alex Stone have the latest.

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