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Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

Kohberger's September 3rd Deadline Explained: What Happens If He Appeals?

Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

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🗓️ 29 August 2025

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Kohberger's September 3rd Deadline Explained: What Happens If He Appeals?

Once the guilty plea was entered, many thought the Kohberger case was over. But the law leaves cracks — and sometimes, those cracks widen. Thanks to the precedent set in Garza v. Idaho, even someone who waived appeal rights can still demand one if their attorney ignores a direct instruction. Could that mean Kohberger has one last card to play?

In this segment, Tony Brueski and Jennifer Coffindaffer explore the September 3rd deadline, the slim possibility of appeal, and what it reveals about the accused killer’s mindset. While his attorneys may see no chance, Kohberger has never been short on grievances. From there, the conversation shifts inside prison walls — where the once smug criminology PhD student is collapsing fast.

Gone are the vegan menus and cushy isolation of Latah County Jail. At Ada County, reality hit hard: inmates mocking him, conditions far harsher, his endless complaints about food and threats piling up. What emerges is a picture not of a criminal mastermind but of a fragile, entitled man unraveling when stripped of control.

Could he survive decades in prison? Or is his own psychology breaking him faster than the justice system ever could? This discussion pulls apart the fragile mask Kohberger wore, exposing how quickly arrogance turns to weakness when control is gone.

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Lewis Capaldi partnered with BetterHelp to get word out about how important therapy can be.

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I struggle most weeks to get up, get myself up and ready and go to therapy or whatever.

0:42.2

Even like to open the laptop to talk to, my therapist sometimes could be really difficult.

0:46.6

But I do it because I realise how important it is for me to continue to feel good.

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I felt the best I've felt in a long time through therapy.

0:54.8

Learn more about online therapy at betterhelp.com.

0:58.5

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske. Here now, Tony Bruske.

1:04.7

If you thought the Papa Roger saga was the only strange threat in this case, think again.

1:10.0

Because just as the online persona

1:12.5

fades, another battlefront opens. Inside the courtroom and behind the prison walls, on paper,

1:18.7

Koberger's sentencing should have closed the book. He pled guilty, waived appeals rights. Case

1:24.1

shuts. Right? But the law is never that neat.

1:29.7

Thanks to precedents like Garraza v. Idaho.

1:34.2

Even someone who signed away their right to appeal can still try to claw it back if they claim their attorney ignored a direct instruction.

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