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In the city of Idaho College, an Idaho College city of Brian Kohberger’s deadly home invasion, the police chief has pushed back on reports that a living roommate has heard the killer referring to one of the victims named.
Amidst the clarification, it is an explanation that Roommate Dylan Mortenson referred to Kohberger, a 21 -year -old victim Kayali Gonclaves at the time of the murder.
Moscow police chief Anthony Dahlinger told Fox News’ Paul Mauro this week, “I am not sure where he got that report, but it is not accurate for me.”
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After speaking at the hearing of Brian Kohberger at the ADA County Courthouse on Wednesday, July 23, 2025 for hearing the sentence in Bois, Idaho, for hearing the sentence in Idaho, he hugged the brutal knife of four students of Idaho. (Through Kyle Green/AP Pool)
Dahingar’s department released hundreds of documents on the case last month after Kohberger’s sentence. The Idaho State Police then released more than 500 additional pages over the weekend.
Disputed claim appears in the second hand conversation on page 91 of the state police documents:
“In the morning -morning hours, [Mortensen] Woke up and opened the door of his room and heard a man saying that ‘It’s OK Kayley, I am for you’ and crying, “read a legend from Idaho State tropper Jeffrey Talbot, on the basis of information, he said that he received from Moscow Police Sergeant Dustin Blakar.
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The reports are based on this part of more than 500 pages released by Idaho State Police this week. (Idaho State Police)
“The only thing that I believe that it was told that he said something – someone heard a voice,” on the lines of “that,” It’s okay, I am here to help you, “said Dahlinger.”
Mortenson, who came within 3 feet of Kohberger on the night of the genocide, escaped the pronunciation, recently damaging themselves to release the police records.
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He told the police that he thought he listened to the gonclaves, who was one of the four stabbing victims, but later said that it was probably 20 -year -old Xanaa Kernodle, killed in another roommate attack.
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Madison Smiles, the top left, smiles on the shoulders of their best friends, Kaylee Gonclaves, as they pose with two other housewives in Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, and the final Instagram post of Gonclaves, four students were shared a day before death. (@kayleegoncalves/Instagram)
Prior to Kohberger’s guilty petition, Raksha attacked his credibility and alleged that his story had shifted during several interviews with the police.
The claims were proved irrelevant when they acknowledged crimes as part of a petition to avoid the death penalty, which the prosecutors would have sought if the gamblers convicted them in the trial.
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The other two victims were Madison Mozen, 21 and Ethan Chapin, 20.
Brian Kohberger appears in the ADA County Courthouse for his sentence on Wednesday, July 23, 2025 in Bois, Idaho, to stab four students from Idaho about three years ago. (AP Photo/Kyle Green, Pool)
Kohberger convicted four cases of first-digry murder and another for the theft.
Idaho Judge Steven Hippler sentenced him to four consecutive life gel without the possibility of parole, as well as another 10 years. Under the deal, he waived his right to appeal and seek less punishment.
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Officials have said that they can prove that Kohberger targeted the house on 1122 King Road – but not the roommate or roommates that he was later. He ranked at least a dozen times before the murders and returned to the scene after hours.
On “Fox and Friends” on Thursday morning, tune for a full interview of Mauro with Chief Dahlinger.
