This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is the Hidden Killers podcast with Tony Bruske and continuing coverage of the case against Brian Koberger.

The shocking twist in the Brian Koberger case, the sudden decision to accept a plea deal and admit guilt.

It has left the public, the victim's families, and even

sees him legal professionals stunned and searching for answers. While many are debating the legal

aspects of this unexpected move, today we're diving deeper, into the intricate psychology behind

such a profound shift in Koberger's strategy with us to explore this complex terrain,

psychotherapist, Chavon Scott, and author of the book, Nightbird, get it wherever books are sold.

Together, we're going to unpack the underlying mental and emotional forces.

It might have led Koberger to form fierce denial to accepting responsibility.

We're going to discuss how isolation, fear, narcissistic collapse, even the intense

psychological burden of a looming death penalty trial could possibly influence such a dramatic

decision.

So, Chavon, let's just dive into this.

We've been now watching this for almost three full years,

and I've seen every possibility being thrown at the wall

from I like to look at the stars to naming literally four individuals,

all of which have been cleared by the FBI.

And now once it seems all of the carrots and all of the sticks are out,

Brian is finally saying,

I did it.

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