Bryan Kohberger Plea Hearing | He Says "Guilty" and Judge Accepts His Plea
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Top Comments (10)
The only way a plea should happen is if he tells everything.
Why do they give murderers leniency? I hope someone gets him in jail.
There is always the possibility that one of Brian's fellow inmates will impose the death penalty.
I've been watching more and more crime-related videos and found myself increasingly drawn to understanding what drives people to commit such acts. That curiosity eventually pushed me toward exploring books on criminal psychology and behavior. One title that completely shifted my perspective was Exquisite Psychopath by Johan Brones. It's not just informative—it's unsettling in the best way. The book goes deep into the dark layers of the human mind, revealing how fragile the boundary is between sanity and chaos. It doesn't glorify crime, but it forces you to think about the hidden parts of human nature that most people prefer to ignore. Even if this post doesn't reach many, I just wanted to share how impactful that read was for me. If you're intrigued by the psychology of crime, this one is worth your time.
It give me chills hearing him said yes with such coldness. I am so sad for the families.
He does not want to go before a firing squad. Oh. AND HE’S GUILTY!!!!
Someone in the comments explained how we aren't entitled to the answers of why he did it, the families are. I agree, but it should have been part of the plea agreement that he tell them why their loved ones were senselessly taken from them.
With the Diddy Jury, it makes me understand why the prosecutor wouldn't take a chance with a jury
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Lmao. Human moment “With his LAAAME haircut” sometimes we feel relief in the small things.
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Top Comments (10)
The only way a plea should happen is if he tells everything.
Why do they give murderers leniency? I hope someone gets him in jail.
There is always the possibility that one of Brian's fellow inmates will impose the death penalty.
I've been watching more and more crime-related videos and found myself increasingly drawn to understanding what drives people to commit such acts. That curiosity eventually pushed me toward exploring books on criminal psychology and behavior. One title that completely shifted my perspective was Exquisite Psychopath by Johan Brones. It's not just informative—it's unsettling in the best way. The book goes deep into the dark layers of the human mind, revealing how fragile the boundary is between sanity and chaos. It doesn't glorify crime, but it forces you to think about the hidden parts of human nature that most people prefer to ignore. Even if this post doesn't reach many, I just wanted to share how impactful that read was for me. If you're intrigued by the psychology of crime, this one is worth your time.
It give me chills hearing him said yes with such coldness. I am so sad for the families.
He does not want to go before a firing squad. Oh. AND HE’S GUILTY!!!!
Someone in the comments explained how we aren't entitled to the answers of why he did it, the families are. I agree, but it should have been part of the plea agreement that he tell them why their loved ones were senselessly taken from them.
With the Diddy Jury, it makes me understand why the prosecutor wouldn't take a chance with a jury
Follow the podcast for FREE on all podcast platforms! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6HdheEH8WeMTHoe5da34qU Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/serialously-with-annie-elise/id1519456164
Lmao. Human moment “With his LAAAME haircut” sometimes we feel relief in the small things.