Families of slain Idaho students sue Washington State University over Kohberger
Families of four University of Idaho students killed in 2022 have filed a lawsuit against Washington State University, where Bryan Kohberger was a graduate student and teaching assistant before he pleaded guilty to the murders in July. The suit alleges WSU ignored warning signs and includes accounts from classmates describing troubling behavior and interests. WSU said it remains with the families affected but declined further comment, citing pending litigation.
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