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Seeing Idaho house demolished was ‘gut punch’: Victims’ attorney | Cuomo

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The University of Idaho made the decision to demolish the house where four college students were killed, a decision that has set off a lot of emotions, especially since accused killer Bryan Kohberger's trial date has been delayed. How do the victims' families feel now that the house has been taken down? Shanon Gray, the lawyer for the families of victims Kaylee Goncalves, Maddie Mogen and Xana Kernodle, says on "CUOMO" that seeing the house come down was a “gut punch.”

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