Bryan Kohbergerwill spend life in prison without parole to assassinate four university students.
Kohberger, 30, was sentenced to four lives in prison on Wednesday, July 23, after bursting into a house in Moscow, Idaho, November 22, killing four of the six people of 1122 King Road Home they shared.
Maddie Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle And Ethan Chapin were stabbed to death, while surviving roommates Dylan Mortensen And Bethany Funke lived it alive.
“This unfathomable and insane act of evil caused immeasurable pain and loss. No parent should ever have to bury their child, “,” Judge Steven Hippler said court on Wednesday on Wednesday. “It is the largest tragedy that can be inflicted on a person.”
As Kohberger is ready to spend his life behind bars, US Weekly Look back, who were the four victims.
Bryan Kohberger will spend the rest of his life in prison. The 30 -year -old was sentenced to four lives in prison on Wednesday, July 23, more than two years after murdering students from the Idaho Maddie Mogen University, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin in their home in Moscow, Idaho. Wednesday’s sentence came from Ada County […]
Madison Mogen
Madison Mogen, 21, was senior at the Idaho University, with a specialization in marketing. She was a longtime friend of her roommate Kaylee before being bait to death by Kohberger and died in the same bed.
Maddie’s mom, Karen Laramiereceived a call of her daughter’s boyfriend, Jake SchrigerWho told him about “a homicide” at the King Road house. She and husband Scott Laramie Returned to Moscow University to pick up Maddie when the police did not immediately publish with more information.
“My time, my state of mind was that we were going to pick up Maddie and Kaylee, and bring them home and console them and hug them and understand what happened,” said Karen in Prime Video’s One night in Idaho: the college murderReleased on July 11.
She explained that at that time, she thought that one of Maddie’s roommates had been killed.
“Finally, they put us in a small room, and they entered the rear door and opened this file. The officer explained:” There was a homicide in your daughter’s house and there are four victims “,” said Karen. “It made no sense. He said, “Maddie was a victim.
Kaylee Goncalves
Kaylee Goncalves, 21, specialized in general studies and was a member of the Alpha Phi sorority at the time of his tragic death.
During the conviction of Kohberger Kohberger in court on Wednesday, July 23, Kaylee’s mother Kristi Goncalves issuing A frightening statement to the killer by a shared video via X.
“A dead killer no longer kills. So, even if I am disappointed that the shooting peloton does not take their blows to you, I am convinced that men in prison will have their way with you more than one,” Kisti told Kohberger. “You will finally get what you want, physical touch, but probably not how you expected it.”
Kristi continued: “You see, you did not beat the system, you just entered a new one where the rules are cruel and the consequences will never end.
With the kind authorization of Kaylee Goncalves / Instagram
Xana Kernodle
Kernodle was a 20 -year -old student specializing in marketing and went out with another victim, Ethan Chapin, at the time of the murders.
According to court documents, Kernodle received a DOORDASH delivery to 4A. And “either get the stairs or leave, [Kohberger] met Xana and he ended up killing her. She received 50 stabs, mainly defensive.
At the Kohberg condemnation hearing, Xana’s older sister Jazzmine described his brother as a model and said, “I’m strong. I am courageous. I am a fighter, just like Xana. ”
Jazzmin also said that Xana’s story does not end with her death. Instead, she said, “It lives through the love she has given, the people she touched and the heritage that her family will protect.”
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 […]
Ethan Chapin
Chapin, 20, was Kernodle’s boyfriend. Earlier in the evening, he attended a formal with his sister before spending the night with his girlfriend.
After his death, Ethan’s Smile Foundation, which offers scholarships to “allow others to follow their dreams” was created in his honor.
His parents, Jim And Stacy, Describes their Ethan memory on the official website of the Foundation.
“Ethan’s love for life was limitless. With a booming laugh and a contagious smile, he spread joy to all those who had the chance to know him. Ethan was our storyteller, our hard worker and our friend,” they wrote.
