Lawyer Reacts: Idaho Victims Share Horrifying New Details + What They Think Of Kohberger's Delay

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[RaelNikolaidis]

My son was murdered. The three years I spent while the trial was ongoing was horrific. I talked to the attorneys several times a week, sometimes daily. So, every morning I’d get a phone call and I would relive it over and over and over again. Never moving towards healing. I know it’s the price of a justice system that is fair and I accept that, but unless you’ve experienced it yourself, you simply can’t imagine it. So, the survivors are not always at their most emotional best. I was prescribed Remeron. But until it’s over, they’re in limbo.

[jaelynrae]

That house should not have been torn down before the trial.

[Mari-gohc]

What amazes me is the fact that she fought and there were still no DNA samples from the killer. He must have been covered head to toe with some type of protective covering so there was no DNA transfer. I still don't understand what the rush was to tear down the house. Seems the University was more concerned about publicity or reputation than solving this crime. Doesn't say anything good to me about the school.

[AkSonya]

I was a victim of a violent crime. It felt like the State wasn't fighting for me and when I went to court I found out all kinds of stuff that they never said anything to me about.
What I am saying, be patient, there's all kinds of evidence that they may have that we know nothing about.

[katheywhearley]

I can’t see how those families are standing! The horror and then the house being destroyed, and the time waiting! My heart goes out to them and all the friends of these kids! I don’t understand this world anymore!❤

[Magnolia_Gypsy]

I am so sad for the families. But as painful as waiting is, I would rather wait with a better chance of any guilty verdict sticks if that is what is proven. I 100% would not want to be in the families shoes though. Time is such a burden on them and I wish them only peace.

[cindariley]

The poor families.. to live without their children, the BS, everyday of loss and grief.

[valwells]

Someone may not be able to scream during an extremely terrifying situation because their senses are overwhelmed completely. The brain is triggering fight/flight/survive mode. Because of this sensory overload they are unable to respond verbally. They can become partially paralyzed because of the traumatic situation. Totally in shock. I’ve been in this state before for far less than what happened here.

[PhoenixRisen]

This made sense to me. The bedroom I had in our last house was about 8' by 8'. With a queen bed, a TV stand, and a small bookshelf, there was no room to walk. I had about a 1' path between the bed and the dresser.
No way could I have gotten out of my room if someone was in my doorway. Simply impossible.

[hatchhouseadventures]

My brother in law is an attorney in Boise. He didn’t break privilege bc the Gonclaves family didn’t end up hiring his firm. but his firm was approached by Steve mid December looking to hire them to help halt the house demolition. Ironically the university said it consulted the victim’s families in their demo decision. The family is feeling very powerless in this process. My heart goes out to them, I wish the university if not the prosecution was helping them feel listened to more.

[lizintexas]

Thank you for bringing this info to us while you’re on vacation

[Heidi_K_Girl_]

This is so horrific!! I lost my daughter and we were all standing outside in the freezing sleet and snow for hours because the police wouldn't let us in. My heart breaks for her family and friends. Sending all my love and prayers for all who knew and loved her. 🙏✝️❤️

[Gringa_L]

If the families believe he's the guy, hopefully they can take some comfort in the fact he's in custody at least. Sometimes looking on the bright side is the best we can do.

[NonnieAnn]

Peter, thank you so much for explaining how delays can restrain appeals. My heart is broken for the families. This is so hard for them.

[lc]

51 Terrabytes of discovery. How the he'll does a small county defense team decipher that volume of infiomation? And from a myriad of departments such as FBI, ISP, Local LE, etc, etc. What a mess.

[Vandymas]

Yes, the delay is frustrating but this trial needs to be done right.

[erynmorgan]

So incredibly sad for the families. We want to make sure that they have got the right guy and that the trial is not overturned in the appeal process. But personally, I cannot see how this gag order is going to stop more of these details trickling out over the next year or so whilst waiting for the trial. What an ordeal for the families though, my heart goes out to them.

[MtherfCats]

I can understand how these parents and families feel. The life they knew has stopped, groundhog day everyday.
In march it will be 6 years and still waiting to get justice for the death if my daughter. Do the authorities not know how they are abusing us or do they just not care.
Hugs to everyone trying to get justice for loved ones ❤️

[Ideadelight]

Thanks Peter. This is so horrible. I did not want to wait but I understand it. I can not even imagine what the families are going through. 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[sandrahaight]

My heart aches for the families. As always thank you Peter.