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University Of Idaho Suspect Bryan Kohberger 'Cheered Up' In Criminology Class After Quadruple Murder, Became 'More Chatty'
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47% : He had been studying for a PhD in criminal justice and criminology at WSU in Pullman, Washington - just a short ten-minute drive over the state border from Moscow, Idaho - at the time of the murders.
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