Goncalves sisters stand up to Coburger in Idaho murder

Kaylee Goncalves’ sister, Alivea Stevenson, student murderer at Scorched Idaho Brian Coberger Like I saw him on his coat on Wednesday morning wearing a shackle and an emotionless face.

Killer barely moved, even when Stevenson said, “I’ll sit straight when I talk to you.” She provoked him by saying that he tried to block mention in a capital trial that his plea bargain called him a “sociopath, psychopath, murderer.”

“The truth is that you are as stupid as they come. You are stupid, clumsy, slow, sloppy, weak, dirty. Let me be very clear. Don’t try to convince you just because someone finally said your name out loud. I can see through you through you. Do you want the truth?

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Coberger Plead guilty To kill Goncarves, 21, and three of her close friends, Madison Morgen, Zana Carnodor and Ethan Chapin, 21 and 20. He offered no explanations or regrets.

“Based on what has come up since the verdict, it’s clear why Goncalvez’s family is so angry. The way the daughter was killed leaving her unrecognised must be able to be the worst pain for parents.”

Moscow police documents, It first revealed Wednesday, but described the horrifying crime scene in more detail than previously shared.

Goncalves was sleeping first attack“I can’t recognize it” when police discover that it’s still in the bed next to her best friend Morgen. Kohberger also dropped a Ka-Bar knife sheath near his body, which ultimately led to his arrest.

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Kohberger waives his right to sue or seek a sentence reduction and will never qualify for parole under Judgment Judge Steven Hippler, filed after the plea bargain. He avoided the death penalty and received it Four consecutive life sentences Another 10 years.

The family was split into contracts and the Goncalves camp was vehemently opposed.

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“I thought she was strong, I thought she was intense and confident, I was brave again,” Rotunno said of Stephenson. “I think she thought she felt unimpressed by the statement dealing with who the victims were and what their families lost.

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Kohberger looked smaller than he had in the past, with his thin upper arms and arrogant face as he sat in bondage and handcuffs.

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Gallery supporters applaud Stevenson as he left the microphone. The court called for a break a few minutes later after the mother also issued a statement.

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During the break, Brett Payne, one of them. Lead detective In the incident, Stevenson gave him a supportive putt on his shoulder.

Julia Bonavita of Fox News contributed to this report.