Bryan Kohberger allegedly decided to "stand silent" at his arraignment on Monday. Kohberger is suspected of killing four.
Idaho college students in an early-morning attack last year. Kohberger, 28, did not respond when the judge asked for his plea.
Instead, according to his attorney, he was "standing silent." By remaining silent, the judge entered a not-guilty plea on his behalf.
On October 2, a trial date was established. If the prosecution decides to seek the death penalty, they have 60.
Days to file notice.Documents filed in Latah County District Court state that Kohberger was indicted last week on four counts of.
First-degree murder and one count of burglary. Authorities claim that Kohberger, a Ph.D.
Candidate in the criminal justice and criminology department at Washington State University,
Broke into a home early on November 13, 2022, where six University of Idaho students were staying.