Idaho Student Murders: Loose Door Tika, Larking Man in Shades – A series of scary incidents that took place before the murders

Chilling new details from police files showed that students of Idaho University killed by Brian Kohberger experienced uncertain incidents in the days to his deaths.According to documents issued by officials late on Wednesday night, the victims, Xana Kernodle, Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen and Ethan Chapin, returned to their off-kampus home in Moscow, Idaho on 4 November 2022, to find the door in front of their front and loose on their hinges. The New York Post reported that the wind was opening it, and the disadvantage was related to the fact that Colonodal’s father was called to fix it.This was not the only disturbing incident before a cruel stabbing on 13 November. One of the remaining roommates, Bethani Phanke told investigators that the gonclaves were worried after seeing a strange man weeks ago, when she was out of her dog out. Gonclaves was so upset with the encounter, which was near the back of the house, that he had called his roommates to ask when they would be home.It is not clear whether the man she saw was Kohaburger or if the earlier incidents were directly related to the murders. Files also provide strict details about the attack. Karnodal is said to have faced more than 50 knife wounds, including his two hearts. She was lying on her back in a blood -soaked shirt and underwear, with several defensive wounds on her hands, a deep gush between her fingers, indicating she fought a tough fight against her killer.30 -year -old Kohberger convicted the murders as part of a deal to avoid the death sentence and was sentenced to four consecutive lives. He did not talk in court to explain his purpose or offer any apology for crimes.During the sentence, Judge Steven Hippler said, “I share to understand the desire expressed by others.” “But on the reflection, it seems to me, and this is just my own opinion, why, why, we continue to give relevance to Mr. Kohberger, we give him an agency and we give him strength.”