Bryan Kohberger let arrogance become his downfall — the Idaho murderer’s mindset exposed

Bryan Kohberger now claims he was ‘convinced to falsely confess’ to the killings (Picture: AP) Public fascination in the case of mass murderer Bryan Kohberger has barely dimmed since the killings of four University of Idaho students back in November 2022. The now 31-year-old avoided the death penalty by pleading guilty to the murders of Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin, admitting he burst into their off-campus home and attacked them in their sleep. The case has been thrust back into the public eye as the killer attempts to withdraw his guilty plea, now claiming he was ‘convinced to falsely confess’ by his lawyers, at the same time as the release of the Netflix documentary The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare. As the case unfolded, moving from shock discovery