Instead of entering a plea of guilty or not guilty, he can stand silent and then the defaults to a not guilty that the court enters on his behalf.

Does it really change anything as far as the procedure? It doesn't.

Welcome to the global phenomenon, surviving the survivor, where we're all just trying to survive in a rough world.

What's up, STDST.S. Nation and welcome to another episode of Surviving the Survivor,

the podcast that promises to bring you the very best guess in true crime and we've got a pack and powerful

panel tonight so thank you for joining us. Of course as most of you know Brian

Koberger was in court today choosing to quote unquote stand silent so the

judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf and a trial date is now set for

October 2nd at 8.30 a.m.

We'll discuss what this all means and what standing silent is all about.

Of course, police say that the killer is 28 year old Brian Christopher

Coburger. We want to remind everyone that Brian Coburger is presumed innocent

until proven guilty in a court of law. Best guest you're in for a treat today.

Tar Malik is an Idaho licensed attorney practicing in state federal court and

business and commercial litigation. She has experience in both civil and criminal law and is a

she's a big part of the show. She's here frequently so we welcome her back and

then you've got the legendary Cheryl Mack McCollum we will call her Mack

she is an Emmy Award winning crime scene investigator from CBS 46's CSI Atlanta

she is also the director of the Cold Case

Investigative Research Institute. She is also a writer for Crime Online. She's a

forensic and crime scene expert for crime stories with Nancy Grace.

And she's also a crime scene investigator from Metro Atlanta PD.

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