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The state of Idaho wants Brian Coburger barred from contacting the victim's families for the next 99 years. And no, that is not a typo. Prosecutors are seeking a

near century long, no contact order against the accused, now admitted Idaho killer. What's up,

St.S Nation? Welcome to Surviving the Survivor. This is the show that brings you the very best guests in all of true crime.

Tonight, we're looking ahead, obviously, to tomorrow, early morning. Yours truly is going to have to be online at about 3 a.m. to get into perhaps the most notorious sentencing in certainly the last

decade or so as Brian Koberger will face not only Judge Stephen Hippler, but also all of the

families, well, most of the families will get some updates from Kevin Fixler in just a moment, and why don't I do that and bring him in right now?

You all know Kevin Fixler, investigative reporter for the Idaho statesman.

That has been the paper of record for this story.

Kevin is their lead reporter and a three-time Idaho reporter of the year.

Next up, Troy Lambert.

He joined us back at the very beginning of this horrific story.

He's back tonight.

He's an Idaho-based freelance writer, a mystery author, a multi-genre editor, editor, and a nonfiction author, and ghost writer.

He has a wealth of experience and knowledge.

He also writes for Unbound Northwest.

He's the author of the popular Max Boucher Murder Mysteries series.

Max Boucher Murder Mysteries, and his son, or stepson, I believe, was at the University of Idaho at the time of the murders.

And Gemma Gaudet is joining us as well.

The last time we talked to her, she was hosting the award-winning public radio show, Idaho Matters, and it is a bittersweet reunion

here coming back to the people we were talking to in the early days of this horrific crime

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