Deborah Roberts

And I remember saying to Jarrett, I have a hit for Mad Greek.

Remember, Mad Greek is that Moscow restaurant where Maddie and Zanna both worked.

This search for Mad Greek, however he arrived at it, was done through the Google Maps app.

What we can say is that Mad Greek was presented to him on his phone.

It doesn't necessarily draw a hard line to these victims.

Now to the sudden and stunning turn in the Idaho College murders case.

After insisting his innocence for nearly three years, defendant Brian Koberger today pleading guilty to fatally stabbing four students

Kohlberger had maintained his innocence the entire time, but he decided to change his plea from innocent to guilty.

That was huge.

And as part of that plea deal, prosecutors agree to take the death penalty off the table.

That we does not include all of the victims' families.

There are victims' families that have been very public about wanting more, perhaps a taped confession, the location of the murder weapon.

You didn't feel like you could have asked for those things?

Without a trial, Koberger moves right to a sentencing hearing, and the loved ones for the victims finally get their own day in court.

Brian Coburger pleaded guilty to four counts of first-degree murder.

But he still has to sit and face the families of his victims.

The first statement comes from one of the two surviving roommates, Bethany Funk.

She's unable to be in the courtroom herself, so her statement is read by her friend and also one of the first people to arrive at the house that day, Emily Allant.

I was so frantic that morning and scared to death not knowing what had happened.

I will keep living for them as long as I am lucky enough to still be here.