Overview
- Surviving roommate Dylan Mortensen told police she heard a male voice say “It’s okay Kaylee, I’m here for you” moments after the Nov. 13, 2022 attack in the off-campus Moscow residence.
- Mortensen later revised her account to say she believed Xana Kernodle was the one crying despite her certainty about the male voice identifying Kaylee Goncalves.
- Documents include statements from Washington State University peers and faculty who described Kohberger’s rude, condescending and inappropriate behavior and lodged multiple complaints.
- Unsealed records show victim Kaylee Goncalves raised repeated stalking fears, reporting that she saw a man watching her and that someone followed her to her car before the murders.
- Investigators still lack a clear motive or explanation for why Kohberger targeted the four students despite reinforced ties to the crime scene and detailed eyewitness accounts.