The family of the victim of the Idaho Murder Kaylee Goncalves has disintegrated into prosecutors after receiving the notice of the suspicious murderer Expected Guilt Bryan Kohberger.
Goncalves was one of the four students of the Idaho University who were brutally stabbed to death In their Moscow rental home in November 2022. years.
KohbergerThe accused for all four murders is expected to pass on to the award of guilt this week to avoid the death penalty and spend the rest of his life in prison instead. The victims of the victims allegedly received the notice of a plea agreement on Monday.
In response, the Goncalves family wrote On Facebook, “That’s true! We were out of the rage in the state of Idaho. They let us down. Please give us some time. This was very unexpected. We appreciate all your love and support.”
Brian for journalists Reported, referring to unnamed sources, that the Prosecution proposed to discharge the death penalty in exchange for Kohberger recognizing the guilt for murders and served in prison without the possibility of conditional.
The suspicious killer will be sentenced to four consecutive life punishment and waived every right to appeal, by ABC News.
Kohberger, Who was a student of doctoral criminology at Washington State UniversityHe was arrested in Pennsylvania in late December 2022. years. Police says that his DNA was found on the cover of a knife left at the crime scene. The murder weapon was never recovered.
Cumetates Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20 and Kernodle’s boyfriend Ethan Chapin, 20, were killed in the early morning of the 13th. November.
Two other roommates, Bethany Funa and Dylan Mortensen, were in the house when the killer happened, but they were not undamaged.
In March, Audio from 911 calls Released on the day of the murders was released.
Mortensen heard from the invitation, “something happened in our house. We don’t know what.”
The female neighbor also seduced: “They saw a man in his house last night.”
The trial of Kohberger should have started 18. August. The hearing to change the application is now scheduled for Wednesday.