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Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

He Can’t Pay — But He’s Getting Paid? Bryan Kohberger’s Sick Prison Cash Flow

Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

True Crime Today

News Commentary, True Crime, News

3.3907 Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2025

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Justice doesn’t end at sentencing — and in the Bryan Kohberger case, it just got even darker.

In this episode of Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski, we break down the latest courtroom development in the Idaho student-murder case. More than three years after the 2022 killings and just months after Kohberger’s guilty plea and life sentences, the court was back in session — this time to fight over restitution.

The state wants additional money for victims’ families — about $3,100 in remaining funeral expenses, specifically urns and related costs. Kohberger’s defense team argues he’s indigent and has no ability to pay while serving four consecutive life sentences. But prosecutors countered with a disturbing revelation: Kohberger’s prison account has already received tens of thousands of dollars from online supporters and so-called “true-crime fans.”

Judge Steven Hippler, who presided over sentencing, heard arguments on whether those funds should be redirected to reimburse the families. No ruling yet — but the hearing underscored how strange and hollow post-conviction “justice” can feel when grieving parents must return to court to debate urn prices while the killer profits from notoriety.

Tony Brueski exposes how this case reveals a deeper cultural sickness: society’s obsession with murderers, the fan networks that feed them, and a legal system that keeps re-traumatizing the very people it’s supposed to protect.

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0:00.0

is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

0:02.8

Here now, Tony Bruske.

0:07.1

It's been almost three years since four University of Idaho students were murdered inside their Moscow home.

0:16.9

Madison, Mogan, Kelly Gonzalez, Zana Kurnudel, and Ethan Chapin.

0:23.9

And just months since Brian Coburger stood before Judge Stephen Hippler,

0:28.5

pled guilty and received four consecutive life sentences, plus 10 years for burglary.

0:34.2

For most people, that was supposed to be the end.

0:37.8

The gavel fell, the cameras picked up, and the system moved on.

0:41.5

But in this case, the end never seemed to arrive.

0:47.4

Because this week, that same courtroom filled up again.

0:52.6

Not for new evidence, Not for an appeal.

0:55.0

No.

0:57.8

Not for some revelation.

1:01.3

About how this man carried out one of the most chilling crimes in modern history.

1:05.2

No.

1:05.9

The hearing was about money.

1:08.8

Specifically about whether the man who committed these horrible, heinous crimes

1:16.0

should pay a few thousand dollars more to the families he destroyed.

1:21.0

It sounds trivial until you hear the details.

1:25.8

And that's what we're going to go through.

1:27.0

And I encourage you to press subscribe and in the comment section.

1:31.3

Let me know your thoughts.

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