The sad family has exploded in the victim of killing at the University of Idaho, which is alleged that Selfie Brian Kohbarger was taken hours after the killing.
The turbulent family warned, “Justice is coming”, after staring at half of it in half of the nonsense that was disclosed in 40 pages recently issued by the Bombeshyll Court documents.
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It was claimed that Cuperger took the photo at 10:30 am on November 13, 2022 – just hours after the murderer stormed a house outside the campus and killing Kylie Gonclavis, 21, Madison Min, 21, Zana Kirnodel, 20, and two young men, 20.
In a personal photo, Cuperger flashes a closed smile while standing in an empty tiled bath. He has wireless ear headphones in his ears and wears a dress -up shirt that rises to people with white collars.
The Deputy Prosecutor of Latah Ashley Jennings presented the image to install reports from a surviving room colleague who faced the chased killer throughout the house.
The room colleague claims that the homogeneous intruder was a thin white man with a length of about six inch with thick eyebrows.
Ashley believes that this personal image proves that the Cuperger eyebrows match the description of the room colleague.
It was one of the latest evidence of bombs that were disclosed in 40 pages of the court documents that were canceled on Wednesday evening.
The update stimulated an emotional response from the Gonclavis family, who were honest with their belief that Cuperger had killed their daughter.
On Facebook, the family wrote, “With all the new documents that have decreased in the last two days, the truth appears to be finally coming out.
“To be able to put an end to many lies and conspiracies is what we wanted for a long time.
“PS is disgusting thumb.”
In an interview, Steve Gonclavis, Kylie's father, opened about seeing more evidence after his daughter's loss.
“I don't know why we are in two and a half years in this process, as we finally give up the facts, but the man, it is a good feeling,” he told the newspaper “NewSnation”.
When asked about a personal photo, he said: “This” is “to the state of Idaho.
“I will only bathe here, clean the last part of the evidence.”
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Buy a knife
Also, in the bomb documents, the general prosecutors reported that evidence that Cuperger bought a Ka Barr's Ka Keep in the military style that is believed to be used on the victims.
The murder was not found at all, but the sheath of the weapon was discovered with the DNA of Wahbarger at the site of the crime.
Investigators obtained the date of Amazon's purchase from Kohberger and considered that he bought a knife, sheath, and bright compatible with the murder description in March 2022.
Prosecutors also put a map at all times when the Cuperger was discovered near the horror house where the crimes occurred.
Meanwhile, the Cuperger defense discharged holes in the evidence in their own files, claiming that “many alternative perpetrators can be linked to the crime.”
Cuperger acknowledged that he was not guilty of all four murder charges. If convicted, it faces the death penalty.
His trial is scheduled to start on August 11.
The Timestone for Crime Crime at the University of Idaho
On November 13, 2022, the invasion of a brutal house claimed the lives of four students of Idahu University.
Kaylee Goncalves, 21; Madison Min, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; Ethan Chapheen, 20, to death in Moscow, Idahu, stabbed outside the campus.
This was followed by a six -week chase when policemen looked for the suspect.
On December 30, 2022, Brian Cuperger, 30, was arrested at his parents ’house in Pennsylvania – 2,500 miles from the crime scene.
He was detained and charged with four first -class death.
Cuperger, a former criminal justice student at Washington State University, was linked to the crime theater through phone records, his car, and DNA guides at home where murders occurred.
The house was demolished in December 2023 despite a violent reaction from the families of the victims.
Cuperger is being held in Latah County Prison while waiting for the trial.
On September 9, 2024, a judge in the state of Idaho ruled to move the killing trial coming from Moscow after the Corbreger's lawyer argued that the city was biased against him.
The state’s Supreme Court will decide the place and the new judge for trial, which is expected to start in August 2025.
