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Bryan Kohberger might say the word 'guilty': Jesse Weber | Banfield

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NewsNation's Jesse Weber joins "Banfield" to preview what could unfold in Bryan Kohberger’s court hearing Wednesday. While he's expected to plead guilty to the murders of four University of Idaho students, reversing course after insisting police had the wrong man, many questions remain. Will Kohberger finally say the word “guilty” himself? Will he offer any explanation to the victims' families? And will the judge accept the terms of the plea?

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