Bryan Kohberger’s Idaho Murders
Intestine-Wrenching Physique Cam Video Launched from Crime Scene
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Police have launched heart-wrenching physique cam video displaying authorities first arriving on the homicide scene of the 4 College of Idaho college students brutally killed by Bryan Kohberger in November 2022.
You possibly can see within the video — which has been redacted at a number of spots — a roommate is in tears as she recollects seeing Kohberger fully coated in a black masks go by her — and even take a look at her — after listening to her roommate Kaylee Goncalves screaming.
The surviving roommate particulars seeing Kaylee dash downstairs whereas screaming, alerting the home that an intruder was inside. The feminine then tells cops she heard the unusual man inform Kaylee … “You’re going to be okay. I’m going that can assist you,” in a “bizarre tone.”
She says she did not hear one other peep from her roommate and noticed who would later be recognized as Kohberger exiting the house.
The grief-stricken roommate says she tried calling Kaylee and her different roommates, Madison Mogen and Xana Kernodle, however did not obtain a solution. She instructed cops she did see Xana “handed out” and assumed she was sleeping, after which went to mattress.
Notably, she instructed cops she heard “this loud noise and there was mild” at one level throughout the chaos, however did not assume a lot of it.
It wasn’t till the solar had risen that she thought one thing was off, noting … “We awoke this morning and nobody was waking up in any respect. Like nobody was answering which was actually bizarre trigger all of us get up round like 9 or 10.”
That is when she contacted 2 unidentified individuals, who came visiting and began the method of calling legislation enforcement.
As you recognize … Kohberger slaughtered the unsuspecting college students round 4 a.m. after they returned from a typical Saturday evening out. Along with the three women, Xana’s boyfriend, Ethan Chapin, was additionally murdered.
Solely 2 roommates within the off-campus Moscow, Idaho home survived — Dylan Mortensen and Bethany Funke.

Kohberger was sentenced in July to 4 life sentences plus 10 years with out the opportunity of parole after pleading responsible to the murders.
He by no means revealed his motive.