The Goncalves family has found themselves ensnared in a web of terror, as their legal representatives delve into a sinister text message directed at Kristi Goncalves, Kaylee’s mother, during the haunting sentencing of Bryan Kohberger on July 23.
Details of a shocking threat emerged when Kaylee's father, Steve Goncalves, bravely recounted his family's ordeal on a gripping segment of NewsNation's Banfield, stating, \"Sitting near you in court and watching you is a joke. You know that Bryan is innocent.\" The message, laden with brutal implications, continued ominously: \"I am in contact with a lot of serial killers, including BTK, and I’ve been put in contact with a wannabe serial killer who is in Moscow, Idaho, and I have given him your address.\" Suspicions swirl around the infamous Dennis Rader, responsible for the brutal slayings of ten victims from 1974 to 1991, imposing a haunting reminder of the darkness that lurks within human society.
Unlike Rader, who notoriously flaunted the details of his heinous crimes in court, Steve suggested that Kohberger’s plea deal shielded the public from the full extent of the horrifying evidences that would have unfolded during a trial—creating a murky waters of doubt regarding the guilt of the 30-year-old felon. \"By hiding those details of what happened to my daughter and the other victims, it gave fuel to these people,\" he lamented. \"It fostered a wishful thinking that they were somehow defending a PhD graduate… people don’t want to root for someone perceived as a skinhead or a cop killer.\"
The National Enquirer has previously reported on the sickening aftermath of Kohberger’s
