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Clinical psychologist on surviving trauma as Bryan Kohberger sentenced
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Jul 28, 20253:48Now PlayingBryan Kohberger was sentenced to four consecutive life sentences without parole. In the Idaho courtroom where he was sentenced, the victims' families delivered raw, emotional victim impact statements. They described the unbearable weight of life without them. The judge appeared to be wiping away his own tears as the families spoke and Kohberger seemed emotionless. We spoke with Dr. Ben Miller, a clinical psychologist and adjunct faculty at Stanford University School of Medicine, to give us perspective on what the friends and family of the victims may need to do to get closure.
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