Christopher Whitcomb

He claimed justice was subverted by a broken plea.

Coincidentally, the title of a book by Chris Whitcomb, who denies ever speaking with Koberger or his family.

Koberger added that he was fully prepared to face the death penalty again.

The next day, he filed a pro se petition for maximum security, alleging the lawyers who saved his life told him his plea needed not be truthful.

... of your previous podcasts in the background, No Heroes.

Uh, but that and Chris Whitcomb's, you know, book, Code Zero, really drove me to try out for HRT, and that's one of the reasons that I wrote this book, just to share these kind of unique, fascinating stories and talk about some extraordinary people that I was fortunate to work with, and, and read about them in those two books.

And that's also what drove kind of all three of us to try out.

And looking back on it, like do you think that was a smart way to train? Did you overtrain, under-train, train on the wrong things?

Uh, and tell us a little bit about the book itself.

Like, how did this come about? Um, what, what was sort of your motivation for writing it?

I had several colleagues in the FBI say, "Kyle, you really should write this." And Chris Whitcomb, who you had on, he actually encouraged me.

I've talked to him several times, and he pushed me as well.