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Bodycam Video: Officers at UI Murder Scene

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New bodycam video from the University of Idaho crime scene reveals officers actions, sparking criticism and outrage. Bryan Kohberger, the confessed killer, faces life sentences without parole. The video release keeps the case in the spotlight, highlighting the enduring pain for the victims families.

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Bodycam Video: Officers at UI Murder Scene

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