Bryan Kohberger Threw His Attorney Under the Bus and She Has His Words

Bryan Kohberger accused Anne Taylor, Elisa Massoth, and Bicka Barlow of coercing his plea, hiding evidence, and fabricating stories about conditions on death row. The moment he filed the claim, attorney-client privilege opened. Three years of protected conversations are now fair game. Taylor's team filed a sealed memo before the plea telling Judge Hippler that Kohberger couldn't comprehend adverse rulings. Hippler denied the request for more time. Kohberger pleaded guilty weeks later. Now he's using that exact argument against her. If Taylor takes the stand, she brings the plea transcript  —  where he said yes to every question, initialed every page, and told the judge he was guilty because he is guilty. Eric Faddis joins Tony to examine the door Kohberger opened and the memo that could cut both ways. Could his attack on the woman who spent five and a half million dollars defending him blow up in his face?

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