His tone is about to change once he sees affadavit

There are some articles out there outlining how they eventually matched the DNA at the scene to Bryan ,and if that info is accurate... yikes.

In all likelyhood he waived his extradition waiver in order to speed up the process of him going to Idaho so he can see the probable cause affadavit. If he's trully surprised that he got caught, he is probably holding out hope that they rushed to judgment and they arrested him based on weak circumstancial evidence. But I think there is a real chance that once he realizes there is direct evidence tying him to the crime he may very well change his tone.

I'm not an expert, but do authorities always cut a deal if they can? Because in this case, if their evidence is as rock-solid as rumored, I would not offer him a deal. I would convict him and execute him. Or maybe they would leave it up to the family? The only upside of cutting a deal would be to spare the family from having to sit thru the trial. But I would imagine the families want him executed too.

Thoughts? Predictions?