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Opinion: Bryan Kohberger didn't have an accomplice. He was one

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By Howard Blum
| MSN Verified
Bryan Kohberger has dramatically broken his years of silence and begun a campaign to reinvent the story of his life. From his cell behind the two tall razor wire perimeter fences of the Idaho Maximum Security Institution, Kuna, just 18 miles south of downtown Boise, the self-confessed multiple murderer, has now proclaimed his innocence.
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August 1, 2026 - Air Mail

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By Bruce Handy Verified, Howard Blum, Matt Kapp
| AIR MAIL Verified
LET IT PLEAD A TRAGIC PRECEDENT SHVO BUSINESS EXPOSURE THERAPY A TALE OF TWO TONYS FLAMES FATALES DOUBLE TAKE BUT, WAIT, THERE’S MORE! Issue No. 368 “I’m a vegetarian and a distance runner, so my body thinks I’m a persistent but terrible hunter.” read The Jackal Long before Osama bin Laden became the world’s most infamous terrorist, there was Carlos the Jackal, who burst into the international… shop A’maree’s New Yorkers won’t want to hear this. Parisians and Milanese, even less so.
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The Eyes of a Killer: Part XII

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By Howard Blum
| AIR MAIL Verified
This week, Bryan Kohberger withdrew his guilty plea for the murder of four University of Idaho students, seemingly without the help of a lawyer. What’s his next move? Part XII of a series. Read the full series here. Strategy is patience. You have your plan and you keep it close. No need to hurry. No need to rush. You have all the plays locked in your mind. So you make your move, and then you wait—until it’s time to push the next piece across the board.
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