Brian Cuperger’s case: His room colleague in the room was a victim of murder, as he died

A colleague in the room inside the house where four Idahu University I saw the students one of her colleagues at home minutes after seeing a masked infiltrator, but they walked at the scene, according to a new file to the court.

Brian Cuperger is accused of First degree killing On the death of four students at Idahu University, including Kaylee Goncalves, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; Madison Min, 21; Ethan two young men, 20 years old. The former Washington State University student also accused a crime of robbery.

DM and BF, the colleagues of the remaining rooms, returned to Moscow, their house in Idahu during the early morning hours of November 13, 2022 after a night abroad. The file of a counselor on Thursday night reveals that DM and BF met in the Gonclavis bedroom before rest at night.

At 4:00 am, DM reported hearing strange noise as well as crying out of the bathroom. According to the documents, she opened her door and “I saw a man wearing black with a ski mask.”

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Madison Min, the highest left, smiles on the shoulders of her best friend, Kylie Gonclavis, where they appear with Ethan two young men, Zana Kirnodel, and two colleagues of the home in Instagram’s final post in Gonclavis, on the day before the four students who were stabbed to death. (@kayleegoncalvest/instagram)

Brian Cuperger, who is accused of death, arrives at a hearing on the cameras in the courtroom in the Latah Province Court on September 13, 2023 in Moscow, Idaho. Cohperger, a former PhD student, was charged earlier this year in the killings of Madison Min, November 21, 2022; Kaylee Goncalves, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; Ethan Chaphein, 20, is in an apartment outside the campus near the University of Idahu. (TED S. Warren-Pool/Getty Images)

After seeing a man with a ski mask, call DM and send a message to her colleagues in the room to see if they are awake. BF was the only one to respond, and the two spoke on the phone for 24 seconds. They will speak again for 41 seconds after only one minute of the first call, and I told DM BF, “I saw a man in a ski mask that leaves the house,” the document said.

The two will continue in a feverish form in the text messages for each other 4:22 am

“No one answers,” DM I wrote BF “I am confused.”

“WTF,” BF replied. “Zana was wearing all the lions.”

At one point between 4:22 am and 4:26 am, DM wrote on Goncalves, but she did not receive any response. DM also tried to call Kernodle and Chapin, who did not respond.

Then DM left her room and started “running” towards the BF room and saw Kernodle “lying on the floor of her bedroom” with “her head towards the wall and served her towards the door” at 4:17 am

At that time, I thought DM Kernodle was drunk.

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The police named four victims of a quadruple murder at the University of Idahu in the role of Maine Maine, two young men, Xana Kernodle and Kaylee Goncalves. (Instagram: Maddiemogen, Kayleeegoncalves, @ethanchapin4)

Table schedule on November 13, 2022:

• 4:00 AM: The suspect arrives at home
• Between 4 and 4:17: Time of murder
• 4:19: A room colleague invites 3 victims, no one answers
• 4:22 to 4:24: The roommates of the room are sent to each other from the inside
• 4:27: The room colleague invites the victims again, no one answers
• 4:32: Goncalves ‘PLS ANSWER’
• 10:
• 11:39: Her colleague in the room invites her father
• 12:00 pm: 911 calls that were placed from the room companion phone

Between 5:00 am and 6:30 am, “She shares her activity on her phone, creates photos and videos and deleted them in the first place. Her phone activity ended at 8:05 am at 10:23 am, and DM Telsted Magen, but he did not respond. I used Instagram until 11:29 am, when she wrote a text message asking whether it was awake.

BF will finally contact the number 911 at 11:56 am as soon as many of her friends arrive.

Heather and Jarrid Barnhart, digital law enforcement professionals for cell phone analysis and Wahbrager, decided that there are “abnormal” gaps in data on devices, according to the court.

In the Barnhart Joint Report, they noticed “gaps” in Kohberger computer The court file indicated that “it may be consistent with cleaning or using anti -recovery methods to wipe the evidence.”

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Brian Cuperger enters the courtroom in a hearing in the Latah County Court, May 22, 2023 in Moscow, Idahu. Cuperger is accused of killing four students of Idahu in November 2022. (Zach Wilkinson Paul/Getty Emaiz)

The documents also revealed that Brent Torrey, a crime scene analyst called for by the defense, said that there are attempts by the suspects to “clean the crime scene after murders”, which he claims will take much longer than the state’s time -binding interval.

Judge Stephen Hibler spent that Barnahart’s certificate was acceptable during the trial, as well as most of the 911 call that the room colleagues placed.