Well, it happened yesterday.

The day we were waiting for a little bit of a surprise, actually,

but it came true.

Brian Kohlberger stood at the defense table,

and he pled guilty to murdering four Idaho students.

And this was not without emotion, especially from the prosecution.

There was zero, zero emotion from Brian Koberger, which was expected.

He looked like the psychopath that he is when he pled guilty.

And all he really said was there he is standing on the thumbnail with his right hand in the

air.

And he just looked like the million or the thousand yards stare, as they used to to call it and it seemed like there was no

emotion between his ears there was no brain pattern coming out of his brain that he was almost

like a robot and just the psychopath and the emotion came and we'll show it to you later from the prosecutor

bill thompson who choked on his words as he said the words madison mogen kelly gonzalves

zana canodal and ethan japan he choked upon his words as the reality of saying those names was very real on that day,

saying those names and realizing that the person who viciously, violently, premeditatedly murdered these four young students were standing in front of him in the courtroom

as he did his presentation in front of Judge Hippler and the families of the victims.

So in that way, I think people got to see the reality behind the keyboard,

the keyboard warriors that covered this case as if it was just, you know, a great story. And

the emotion, though, actually came out in the courtroom yesterday as we realized that this

story involved four young college students who you see on the screen right now.

Madison Mogan, Kaylee Gonzalez, Zonnerkaner, and Ethan Chapin.

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