We're going to talk a little bit about what it exactly means to live the life that he's about to live in the Idaho maximum security institution,

because Brian Enten got a tour and he's taking us through it.

Not only that, he talked to a bail bondsman there in Idaho who knows the ins and the outs of cage living.

And I don't mean living in a cage, you know, because you're behind bars.

I mean your free time when you get out from behind bars isn't a cage, like an animal, because

Brian Coburger, you are an animal. And now the state of Idaho is going to treat you as such. We have a whole lot of like

insider scoop on exactly the lifestyle. Brian Coburger is about to start living after sentencing

tomorrow. And then also some details about the night he was arrested. Two and a half years ago,

there's some new stuff breaking. He wasn't the only one who was put into zip ties.

His elderly parents were too.

So congratulations, Brian Koberger.

Yeah, you can stare at the walls for the next 60 or so years,

knowing that's also what you did to your parents and your family.

Tell you a little bit about that.

And also, maybe we could be getting closer to solving the puzzle of where's the murder weapon?

Where are all the bloody clothes?

Maybe just maybe he'll stand up tomorrow and say something during sentencing,

but even if he doesn't, even if he doesn't,

it is entirely possible that cell phone data may have zeroed in on where he could have gotten rid of all of those things because right now we don't have a

murder weapon and who knows where he got rid of his detritus of murder so we always thought that

we as we said,

we covered this case from when it occurred November 13th, 2020.

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