Surviving roommates of the four students of the Idaho University murdered by Bryan Kohberger Donated during her condemnation hearing on Wednesday, July 23.
Kohberger, 30 years old, was sentenced to four consecutive life sentences After pleading guilty earlier this month at the murders of Mad,, Kaylee Goncalves,, Xana Kernodle And Ethan Chapin.
Mogen, Goncalves and Kernodle shared a house outside campus with Dylan Mortensen And Bethany Funke in Moscow, Idaho, who was Targeted by Kohberger During the night of November 13, 2022. (Chapin was sleeping with his girlfriend, Kernodle.)
On Wednesday, Mortensen pronounced an impact declaration on the emotional victim when Kohberger’s sentence was pronounced, while a friend read a statement prepared by Funke.
One Night in Idaho De Prime Video: The College Murders offers a new overview of November 13, 2022, the death of Maddie Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin – finally trying to answer the question of the motivation of Bryan Kohberger. The four -part docuseries, published on Friday July 11, offered a ventilation of what happened when Kohberger […]
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Dylan Mortensen
“What happened that night has changed everything,” said Mortensen through tears, by CBS News. “Because of him, four beautiful, authentic and compassionate have been removed from this world without reason.”
“What he did broke me in places that I did not know could break,” continued Mortensen. “I should have understood who I was. I should have had the university experience and start to establish my future. Instead, I was forced to learn to survive the unimaginable. ”
According to Mortensen, since the murders, she has undergone panic crises and was terrified to be alone.
“I can’t breathe, I can’t think, I can’t stop trembling. It is far beyond anxiety. It is my body that revives everything even and still. My nervous system has never received the message that it is finished, and that won’t let me forget what it did to them,” she said.
One Night in Idaho De Prime Video: The College Murders offers a new overview of November 13, 2022, the death of Maddie Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin – finally trying to answer the question of the motivation of Bryan Kohberger. The four -part docuseries, published on Friday July 11, offered a ventilation of what happened when Kohberger […]
Mortensen addressed Kohberger, calling him “hollow ship, something less than human, a body without empathy, without remorse”.
She said, “He chose destruction. He chose evil. He doesn’t feel anything. He tried to take everything from me: my friends, my security, my identity, my future. ”
Mortensen said Kohberger “could never take my voice”, describing how she will continue to honor her friends killed.
“He will never take the memories I had with them. He will never erase the love we have shared, the laughter we had or the way they made me feel and whole. These things are mine. They are sacred, and he will never touch them, “she said, adding:” He will stay here, empty, forgotten and helpless. “
Bryan Kohberger appeared at the Palais de Justice of the County of Ada, for his condemnation hearing.
AP photo / Kyle Green, swimming poolBethany Funke
In a statement read by a friend, Funke described feeling guilt of the fateful day’s events that she and Mortensen discovered the body of their friends.
“I always wear so much regret and guilt not to know what happened and not to call [911] Immediately, even if I understand that it would have changed anything, even if the paramedics were right in front of the door, ”she said, by CBS News And AND! News.
Funke said that she had known Survivor’s guilt on the death of her roommates, which was exacerbated by vitriol shared via social media.
A mother of one of the victims of the murders of the University of Idaho had a scary message to their killer, Bryan Kohberger, after her life sentence. “A dead killer no longer kills. So, even if I am disappointed that the shot does not take your photos to you, I am convinced that men in prison will have their […]
“I was flooding death threats and hateful messages from people who did not know me at all or who knew the dynamics of our friendship. The media harassed not only me but also my family, “she said. “People introduced themselves to our house, they called my phone, my parents’ phones, the other phones of family members – and we were prosecuted while I was still trying to survive emotionally and cry.”
Funke concluded his statement: “For a long time, I could barely get out of bed
