Brian Kohberger pleaded guilty in 2022. Aido students’ killings

A 30-year-old man, who is subjected to the death of four neighbors around the room in a small city of the Aidakh State College, pleads guilty to a deal with state prosecutors to avoid the death penalty, US Media reports.

The Prosecutor’s Office of the Latvo district refused to confirm the BBC that a guilt agreement with Brian Kohberger had been reached.

But the relatives of one victim Kylie Hankalves obviously confirmed the Facebook agreement. “It’s true! We are angry in Idaho,” the statement reads. “They failed us.”

Ms Hankalvez, Etan Chapin, Xana Yadl and Madison Mogan were stabbed in their home outside the campus in Moscow, Idaho, a few days before the day of thanks in 2022.

Mr. Kohberger, who was a postgraduate criminology at Washington University, should now be tried in August.

Also on Monday, a judge in the defendant’s home state ruled that the three people who knew him should go to Idahu to testify for defense.

Local media reports that a hearing on a guilt agreement was set on Wednesday. BBC contacted the defendant’s legal team for comments.

It is expected that Mr. Kohberger pleads guilty on all four murder charges and refusing his rights to any future appeals, local media reported.

If the judge is accepted, the transaction will see how the accused was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole, and prosecutors will not seek punishment in capital.

“We cannot understand what this case has taken your family,” Moscow prosecutor Bill Thompson said in a letter, in a letter, in a letter, According to the state newspaper Idahowhich said she saw a copy.

“This resolution is our sincere attempt to seek justice for your family.

“The agreement guarantees that the accused will be convicted, will spend the rest of his life in prison and will not be able to put you and other families through the uncertainty of decades after the requests after confiscation.”

The accused was arrested at his house of Pennsylvania’s family after a knife, after the investigators said they had found evidence of DNA on a “leather knife”. In May 2023, he was accused of a large jury.

The court documents revealed that the police had restored a knife, a Glock gun, a black glove, a black hat and a black face mask during a search of Mr. Kohberger’s family house.

His defense team questioned the accuracy of the DNA evidence and succeeded in the application to postpone the trial, after saying that their client would not receive a fair hearing from the local jury.

But they were unable to remove the death penalty as a sentence, citing autism for Mr. Kohberger.

Idaho is one of the 27 US states, which allows the punishment of capital, but there have been no shootings since 2012, according to the database of the death penalty.