Bryan Kohberger said the victim’s name during the students of attacks against the students, the documents show

A surviving roommate who met the masked intruder who Four slaughtered students from the Idaho University In a house outside campus in 2022, investigators initially declared the investigators that she had heard an unknown male voice refer to a victim by name.

In the middle of the raising, Room Dylan Mortensen said that she had opened her door and “heard a man say:” It’s Ok Kaylee, I’m here for you “and cry”, according to a newly non -sealed document written by the police soldier of the Idaho State, Jeffory Talbot, on the basis of a briefing received from a police sergeant in Moscow, Idaho.

Investigators said Kaylee Goncalves, 21, had been fatally stabbed on the third floor of the apartment in the same room with another victim, Madison Mogen, 21. Two others were killed at home: Xana Kernodle, 20, and her boyfriend, Ethan Chapin, 20, who stayed that night. They were murdered on another floor, police said.

Investigators DNA used found On the button of a knife sheath left behind the room where Goncalves and Mogen were killed to help bind the attack on Bryan Kohberger, then a doctorate in criminology. Student at the Washington State University nearby.

Mortensen later adjusted what she said to the police after gathering “additional information” and said that she thought it was Kernodle who cried in a bathroom, according to the documents, adding: “She advised that she knows that the male’s voice was not the voice of Ethan.”

Kohberger, who faced a quadruple murder trial this month, changed his plea to be guilty in the deaths of the students as part of an agreement with the prosecutors last month. Kohberger, 30, was punished with four consecutive life sentences and renounced his right to appeal in exchange for prosecutors who agreed not to ask for a death sentence.

The plea agreement was criticized by the families of certain victims who wanted to see Kohberger be tried.

Key questions, including a reason for killings and why he chose his victims, remains unknown.

In the wake of Kohberger’s conviction last month, various law enforcement organizations, including the Idaho and Washington State police, released New details on the case In documents and Videos that were previously sealed.

In the weeks preceding his assassination, Goncalves told a series of disturbing events in Mortensen and a second surviving roommate, according to a police report published last month.

Goncalves said that she believed that someone followed her, and she told a roommate that she had seen a shadow when she was outside with her dog about a month before the murders, according to a separate report.

The other surviving roommate told investigators that, almost at the same time, Goncalves saw an “unknown man” above their house outside campus, looking at her when she took the dog outside.

Documents have not specifically linked Kohberger to these incidents.

The latest published documents of the Idaho State Police also describe interviews with former peers and professors of the Washington State University.

A teacher warned his colleagues that Kohberger “is intelligent enough for four years, we should give him a doctorate”

“Mark my word, I work with predators, if we give him a doctorate, it is the guy that for many years when he is a teacher, we will hear harassment, harassment and sexual abuse,” said the professor.

Another student who spoke with the police said that she had a conversation with Kohberger after the murders and he told her that “the one who committed the homicides should be good enough”.

And, according to the student, Kohberger said that the moment of murders just before the start of the winter holidays “made it a good choice”.

Kohberger refused to speak to his conviction. He is held in the maximum Idaho security institution near Boisse.

Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson said Kohberger could not trust a credible report of his actions even if he decided to speak of prison.

“I do not believe that there is something that would come out of his mouth that would be the truth,” Thompson told journalists last month.