This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Bruske, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

Let's move on to another case that certainly a lot of people are talking about.

Four families, one lawsuit in a university that allegedly knew exactly what Brian Koberger was before he killed anyone on January 7th,

the families of Kaley Gonzalez, Madison Mogan, and Zanekernodle, and Ethan Schapen filed a

126-page wrongful death lawsuit against Washington State University. And the allegations are brutal.

13 formal complaints against Koeberger.

In a single semester, women so terrified.

They needed security escorts to their cars.

Staff creating secret email systems to warn each other when he was around.

A professor who allegedly told colleagues that if they gave this man

a PhD that eventually hear about him stalking and essaying his students. And according to the lawsuit,

WSU didn't do anything meaningful to stop him, at least not quick enough, according to the

lawsuit. They did, in fact, eventually fire him at the end of the semester.

So he did last about one semester. They kept paying him through that semester, kept housing him,

kept giving him access to the students until four kids were dead in a house eight miles away.

Is it as simple as that? I know it sounds lovely in a soundbite. I can make it real exciting

and real like, damn you, WSU. But at the end of the day, I got to be honest on this one.

And I said it in a video yesterday. I don't know how responsible WSU is for any of this.

I mean, to prove that they could have foreseen him murdering for people at a different university

with students that were not part of WSU simply because he was creepy on their campus,

because he was making people uncomfortable on their campus,

I think that's quite a bridge to cross. Could you have fired him? Could you have done something

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