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We still don't know who pulled the trigger. Hello everyone and welcome to police off the Cuff, Real Crime Stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

You know, folks, if you watch the 48 hours interviews of the Gonzalva's family on Saturday night,

it was quite a sad thing to watch the mom and the dad talk about their daughter.

And, you know, it was their daughter, Kaylee Gonzalez. And there was really no

brand new revelations. We heard a lot about this probably seven, eight months ago. However,

it was really good to hear from the parents and also to see how they were doing, how that they're still surviving.

And their take on this case, one of the most horrific cases, probably in collegiate history across the nation, just a horrific crime.

However, presenting this and seeing that these are two

survivors, two people that are clearly going to make it through this whole ordeal, of course,

it's going to be very difficult and they won't be the same people. However, they're going to

make it through.

And a big issue, of course, the new revelations in the Idaho case,

as cameras in the courtroom were argued.

Lawyers on both sides of the upcoming trial of Idaho suspect,

Brian Koberger, have asked that TV cameras be restricted in court.

In late August, Kovberger's defense team asked Latow County District Judge John

to bar cameras from the courtroom, claiming the coverage would violate the accused

constitutional rights.

Prosecuting attorney Bill Thompson has now responded by citing his own concerns

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