Christopher Whitcomb
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And when that happened, we lost all hope of knowing about his motive, his means, the mechanism of the crimes, the location, or even a description of the murder weapons.
And now almost a year ago, I think those things are very compelling.
It's a very complex case.
It's not open and shut.
You know, that's one of the first questions I asked, Miranda.
It's a great question many people have asked ever since.
All we know, and I don't want to talk in legal terms, but we all stipulate unequivocally that Brian Koberger pled guilty to four counts of murder and one count of burglary.
that he accepted life in prison without the possibility of parole and waived a lot of his appeals.
So we all know that happened.
The next question, as you just said, is how?
Police in their own investigation and in prosecution, in the change of plea hearing, when they reviewed the evidence,
They placed the timeframe somewhere around five minutes, five minutes or less for various reasons.
So you ask those questions.
He went into the house, he went to the third floor, he found two women in bed, committed two horrific murders, went downstairs, went to another part of the house, committed two more horrific murders, somehow got back to his car, drove his car around, and that's what we see in the 1112 video as a white Hyundai Elantra speeds away.
So the timeline,
depending on what the prosecution says at any given time during the course of this, is probably somewhere of less than five minutes, maybe less than four minutes.
And that's pretty hard to understand.
Great question.
I know this is odd to say because it's a 430-page book.
I spent six months researching it.
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