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34:55Now PlayingBryan Kohberger, the man accused of murdering four University of Idaho students, has agreed to a plea deal that will give him four consecutive life sentences and spare him the death penalty, avoiding a highly anticipated trial originally set to begin in August. The case had amassed a mountain of evidence — including DNA, surveillance footage, cellphone data, and eyewitness accounts — that many believed would have led to a death sentence if it went to trial. Law&Crime’s Chris Stewart shows us all of the evidence that has piled up on this episode of On the Case.
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