The top law enforcement officials involved in the Brian Kohberger murder trial speaking out days after his sentencing and new details released about the case.

Bryan Kohberger's sentencing is set for Wednesday, and the families of his four victims will have the chance to address him—Kohberger will also have the chance to speak, though whether he will remains anyone's guess.

Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty to four counts of first-degree murder after the prosecution and defense reached a plea agreement.

On Monday, the commander-in-chief weighed in on the controversial plea deal that will spare Kohberger from facing a firing squad for slaughtering four University of Idaho students in 2022.

The White House said that if it were up to President Donald Trump, he would have “forced” Bryan Kohberger to “publicly explain” why he killed four Idaho college students — after the cold-blooded killer declined to share his motive during his sentencing hearing.

President Donald Trump weighed in on the case on social media Monday, saying he thinks Bryan Kohberger should be required to reveal a motive.

President Donald Trump reflected on Bryan Kohberger’s plea bargain deal, demanding that the judge push Kohberger to detail his motive behind brutally killing four University of Idaho students.

In statement shared on Truth Social, the President requested that District Judge Steven Hippler demand Kohberger explain why he committed the quadruple murder during his sentencing hearing this

Donald Trump would've used his lasso of truth to make Bryan Kohberger spill on the motive for his heinous crimes ... so says the White House Press Secretary.

U.S. news to know today includes the sentencing of Bryan Kohberger for the murder of four Idaho college students, President Donald Trump's visit to the federal reserve, and plans for a massive immigrant detention center in Texas.