Goncalves Family Member Speaks Out as Kohberger Moves to Withdraw Plea
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Kaylee Goncalves' younger sister Aubrie, who was sixteen at the time of the 2022 Idaho murders, spoke publicly on TODAY after Bryan Kohberger filed a petition to withdraw his guilty plea and seek a trial; Kohberger had pleaded guilty in 2025 to killing four University of Idaho students and is serving four life sentences, while Aubrie and other family members said their focus remains on honoring the victims and keeping memories alive amid the release of a Netflix docuseries about the case.
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- Kaylee Goncalves’ Youngest Sister Speaks Out for First Time After Bryan Kohberger Petition TODAY.com
- Bryan Kohberger gets new attorney in bid to withdraw guilty plea USA Today
- Man Convicted in Idaho College Killings Seeks to Take Back Guilty Plea The New York Times
- Moscow attorney tapped to represent Kohberger in renewed push for a trial Idaho Statesman
- ‘He’s a narcissist’: could Idaho killer Bryan Kohberger win a new trial? The Guardian
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