The biggest unanswered questions in University of Idaho slayings after Kohberger plea, according to ex-FBI agent
US News exclusive The biggest unanswered questions in University of Idaho slayings after Kohberger plea, according to ex-FBI agent By Priscilla DeGregory and Zoe Hussain Published July 15, 2026, 6:00 a.m. Whitcomb’s book, “Broken Plea: The Explosive Search for the Truth Behind the Idaho Murders,” released in late April, details the overlooked inconsistencies in the November 2022 murders through court records, investigative timelines and witness statements. 4 Bryan Kohberger’s plea deal left big questions unanswered about the final moments of the four slain University of Idaho students.
- ▪US News exclusive The biggest unanswered questions in University of Idaho slayings after Kohberger plea, according to ex-FBI agent By Priscilla DeGregory and Zoe Hussain Published July 15, 2026, 6:00 a.m.
- ▪Whitcomb’s book, “Broken Plea: The Explosive Search for the Truth Behind the Idaho Murders,” released in late April, details the overlooked inconsistencies in the November 2022 murders through court records, investigative timelines and witn
- ▪4 Bryan Kohberger’s plea deal left big questions unanswered about the final moments of the four slain University of Idaho students.
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