Bryan Kohberger’s new attorney, Jason Goldman, has doubled down on his client’s decision to withdraw his guilty plea and take his case to trial after he previously pleaded guilty to killing Idaho college students Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin in 2022. While reflecting on the public interest in the case, Goldman told People that those following the case should not jump to conclusions about what happened. Instead, he said he would “simply caution against assuming that everything the public believes it knows about this case tells the complete story.”...
Bryan Kohberger's Attorney Reveals Why Trial Is 'Appropriate Forum' for Case
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