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Bryan Kohberger's 'ego' was apparent night of arrest: Podcaster | Banfield
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4:33Now PlayingNew details about the University of Idaho multiple murder case have been revealed in a podcast, including where killer Bryan Kohberger may have ditched his murder weapon and bloody clothes. Laura Collins, a podcaster and host of The Daily Mail's "On The Case: The Idaho Murders," tells "Banfield" that Kohberger's attitude toward officers at the time of his arrest showed no "real understanding" that he might not get away with the crime.
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