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15:04Now PlayingMaureen Callahan and Nancy Grace, Host of Fox One's "Crime Stories with Nancy Grace," dive into a New York Times profile on Bryan Kohberger’s sister, how she attempted to garner sympathy for her family, what this means for Bryan’s victims, and more.
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Kohberger exhibited rage and behavioral issues from early age
New York Times reporter failed to investigate case details
Kohberger made extensive calls to mother immediately after murders
Mother likely knew about murders based on phone records
Victims suffered extreme brutality in murders
Kohberger brutally murdered four innocent people
Reporter failed to challenge sister on critical issues
Mother likely knew about murders and should be questioned
Sister's career damaged by brother's murders
Sister witnessed Kohberger disposing of evidence after murders
Mother may have helped cover up murders; Kohberger showed psychopathy signs
Sister's credibility damaged by living with killer without noticing
Laundrie family covered up evidence in Gabby Petito murder
Mother's knowledge of murders deduced from phone call pattern
Family's innocent image contradicted by harboring psychopath
Family members rarely admit killer relatives' guilt
Family should have suspected Kohberger based on proximity to crime
Victims' families wronged; NYT focus on killer's family is offensive
NYT article is poor journalism compared to historical standards
Mother may have been accessory after the fact
Media focus on killer's family ignores victims' lifelong suffering
NYT used its influence irresponsibly in covering killer's family
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