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Hey, Erica Kelly. Here today, we're sharing something special with you.

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It's a preview from forty eight Hours, one of the top true crime podcasts.

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On the forty eight Hour podcast,
you'll hear award winning CBS News correspondents

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investigate shocking murder cases and compelling real
life dramas from one of television's most watched

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play you a clip from forty eight Hours

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while you're listening. Follow forty eight
Hours on the Wondering app or wherever you

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get your podcasts. Okay, here's
the clip. Forty eight Hours correspondent Peter

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van Zant takes us back to the
nine of November thirteenth, twenty twenty two,

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to the University of Idaho, the
scene of the now infamous and chilling

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murders of four young students. Listen
in as van Zant speaks with a few

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family members of the victims. Moscow
will forever be known as a scene of

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one of the most tragic crimes in
American history. There's still sort of a

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darkness whenever you talk to people.
It would be ever part of the university's

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history and the town's history. There
are four very, very important names in

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this case, Kayley Gonsolvi is Madison
Mogen Zannakernodle, and Ethan Shapin. And

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if you're going to remember any names
from this case, I ask that it

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be all four. My name is
Olivia Gonzolvez and Kaylee was my little sister.

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Everybody's going to work and you look
out the window and there's kids running

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down the street laughing, and you're
just like, how can you be out

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there playing? My daughter's did you
know? Kayley Gonsolvis is gone. Stop

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everything everybody in the whole world stop, and everything just keeps going. My

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sisters and a Carnal is one of
the happiest, funniest people I've ever met,

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and I had the awesome privilege of
growing up with her, and I

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still have a hard time coming to
terms with the facts that did happen.

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Brian Coburger is accused of stabbing these
four University of the Idaho students in the

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pre dawn hours on November thirteenth,
twenty twenty two. The murder weapon,

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which was a knife, has never
been found. This is a type of

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survival knife. Brian Coburger did not
make his own plea. The judge entered

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a plea for him of not guilty, absolute penalties of life in prison for

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the data. Due to the nature
of the crimes, the state of I

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was seeking the death penalty. He
was there to kill. He came in

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with the kid. I believe he
had to kill kid. And you believe

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that everything right down to the implement
of destruction, this large marine knife,

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that was all planned, all planned. It is inhumane. You wouldn't do

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these type of things to any living
creature, let alone an innocent human being.

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In August of twenty twenty three,
just six weeks before the murdered trial

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of Brian Kolberger was set to begin, he waved his right to a speedy

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trial. Absolutely they would have to
wait indefinitely for their day in court.

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I was really hoping that we could
get this show on the road because the

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not knowing, it's just it's agony. It's agony. Steve and Christie,

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the parents of Kyley, haven't left
anything to chance. After the judge issued

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a gag order to attorneys and law
enforcement quote to preserve the right to a

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fair trial, they drilled down on
their own investigation and are now sharing what

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they believe that investigation found. Steve
says he believes transparency is the best path

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to justice. We're not going to
just sit back and cross our fingers and

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pray that we're going to get justice. It has been a long and painful

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journey for the families of Kaylee Gonzalvas, Matti Mogan, Zanna Kernodle, and

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Ethan Chapin. Do you ever dream
of your sister? Yeah, We've had

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some dreams of her. There's times
where I prayed and ask God seerc another

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time, and I did, and
excuse me some peace, knowing that you

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know she's okay. Jasmine Coronadal,
who was speaking for the first time,

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was a senior at Washington State University
and lived only fifteen minutes away from her

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younger sister Zanna. Often mistaken as
twins growing up, she says they were

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best friends. She was always fun, she was uplifting, and she took

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any bad situation turned it into a
good one. Jeff, what did you

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love most about your daughter? Everything? She cared about people. She was

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a people person, scared about her
friends. This is niceas like your family.

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For the first time in her life, Zanna had fallen in love with

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fellow student Ethan Chapin, a triplet
who loved his siblings, boats and working

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on a tulip farm. The sweetest
kid ever. They were just two happy

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people and they's just seen the videos
and photos of them. You can just

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like tell how happy they are.
They're just amazing together. Sadly, they

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will now forever be linked in death. On Sunday morning, November thirteenth,

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Zanna's friends started calling Jasmine, saying
something bad had happened on King Road.

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Jasmine rushed over to Zanna's house.
And while you're driving that eight nine miles

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over to the house, are you
trying to reach your sister? Then?

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How many times do you call her? A lot? They called her at

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Her next call was to her father. Jeffrey had been visiting Jasmine for dad's

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weekend and was on his way home. So you answered the phone. What

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do you hear? You're kind of
crying and just telling me to get back

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to Moscow and meet me Zanna's house, and you know, my heart drops

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instantly race back down earth. The
house was cordoned off and swarming with investigators.

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As soon as Jeffrey said he was
Zanna's father, he and Jasmine were

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escorted to the Moscow Police Department and
Jasmine, What does the officers say to

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you and your father? Oh?
I remember exactly just that. Four people

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passed way and the one was Sannah
overstay your life is your worst name?

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There? Do you sappen? Do
you know? What do you do?

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