December 8, 2022 A man who lives near the home where four University of Idaho students were killed last month has come forward about hearing a scream early on the morning of the attacks in the area of the crime scene, according to a local report.
Inan Harsh, a local chef, told the Idaho Statesman he got home around 1:30 a.m. on Nov. 13 after working late. The home at 1122 King Street in Moscow, Idaho, was usually bustling, even at that time, he told the news site, but instead, "There was not a lot of activity."
Hours later, as he began to fall asleep around 4 a.m., he said he heard what sounded like a scream coming from the area of 1122 King Street, the Statesman reported. However, Harsh reportedly did not think much of the scream and instead associated it with a "party sound" rather than one of more negative value.
"I didn’t think anything of it," Harsh told the news site. "After what happened, I’ve definitely had second thoughts. Maybe it was not a party sound"
He reportedly said he did not initially tell police about the sound, adding, "I’m not sure what good it does for them now."
According to the report, Harsh previously notified police about an unfamiliar black SUV that was parked near the front of the King Street home.
Father of slain victim says she had 'big open wounds,' calls police 'cowards'
The father of slain University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves told Fox News Digital that the victims had "big open gouges" that were clearly the work of a "sadistic male" and called police "cowards" for not sharing more with the public.
Steven Goncalves said he asked the coroner, Cathy Mabbutt, how many times the victims were stabbed.
"She says, sir, I don't think stabs is the right word, it was like tears, like this was a strong weapon, not like a stab," he told Fox News Digital Sunday.
"She said these were big open gouges. She said it was quick. These weren't something where you were going to be able to call 911. They were not going to slowly bleed out," he said.
Goncalves said his daughter's injuries "definitely did not match" Mogen's wounds. "They may have individually died from the exact same thing, being stabbed, but there are more details," he added. "They're not even close to matching."
The knife slashed open Kaylee Goncalves' liver and lungs, he said.
The grieving father paid for a copy of his daughter's death certificate, which included some of the details of her injuries – but he doesn't know whether his daughter or Mogen were the targets. "I have my own suspicions," he said.
His daughter and Mogen were ambushed in their sleep and found in the same bed, according to the coroner.
Goncalves surmised that they died in Mogen's bedroom on the third floor because "there are photos of Kaylee's room with no blood on the bed."
He added that his investigators didn't obscure the windows in his daughter's room like they did for the other victims.
Although the coroner told Goncalves that the victims died quickly and did not suffer, he said he's not convinced.
Kernodle, who had defensive wounds, and Chapin were found on the second floor of 1122 King Road. "It was a hell of a battle going on down there from what the coroner told us," Goncalves said.
Mabbutt, when reached by phone, declined to comment on the information she disclosed to Goncalves.
The coroner told him that the perpetrator was a "strong individual," but police have yet to identify the suspect's gender.
So don’t piss off the local weirdo at a bar at 2am
Oh No!
Not Nancy Grace's input. Yikes.
The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men. In it is contentment In it is death and all you seek (Quoted from "The Bleeding of the Stone" Ibrahim Al-Koni)
Can you post the actual investigative reports from the Police? How many homicide investigations have you been personally involved in? What is your close rate?
Luv to see them or is this just speculation?
Originally Posted by akasparky
Father of slain victim says she had 'big open wounds,' calls police 'cowards'
The father of slain University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves told Fox News Digital that the victims had "big open gouges" that were clearly the work of a "sadistic male" and called police "cowards" for not sharing more with the public.
Steven Goncalves said he asked the coroner, Cathy Mabbutt, how many times the victims were stabbed.
"She says, sir, I don't think stabs is the right word, it was like tears, like this was a strong weapon, not like a stab," he told Fox News Digital Sunday.
"She said these were big open gouges. She said it was quick. These weren't something where you were going to be able to call 911. They were not going to slowly bleed out," he said.
Goncalves said his daughter's injuries "definitely did not match" Mogen's wounds. "They may have individually died from the exact same thing, being stabbed, but there are more details," he added. "They're not even close to matching."
The knife slashed open Kaylee Goncalves' liver and lungs, he said.
The grieving father paid for a copy of his daughter's death certificate, which included some of the details of her injuries – but he doesn't know whether his daughter or Mogen were the targets. "I have my own suspicions," he said.
His daughter and Mogen were ambushed in their sleep and found in the same bed, according to the coroner.
Goncalves surmised that they died in Mogen's bedroom on the third floor because "there are photos of Kaylee's room with no blood on the bed."
He added that his investigators didn't obscure the windows in his daughter's room like they did for the other victims.
Although the coroner told Goncalves that the victims died quickly and did not suffer, he said he's not convinced.
Kernodle, who had defensive wounds, and Chapin were found on the second floor of 1122 King Road. "It was a hell of a battle going on down there from what the coroner told us," Goncalves said.
Mabbutt, when reached by phone, declined to comment on the information she disclosed to Goncalves.
The coroner told him that the perpetrator was a "strong individual," but police have yet to identify the suspect's gender.
Suspect in deaths of Idaho students arrested in Pennsylvania
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A suspect in the killings of four University of Idaho students was arrested in eastern Pennsylvania, a law enforcement official said Friday.
Arrest paperwork filed in Monroe County Court said Bryan Christopher Kohberger, 28, was being held for extradition to Idaho on a warrant for first degree murder.
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