Aidaho’s father’s father wants

The father of one of the students of Aidah University killed requires a stricter form of justice Bryan Kohberger;

Steve Goncalves, whose daughter, Kaylee, was among the four killed students, said in a new interview that he initially thought the funds of the convicted killer commission should be used for the shooting squad.

Goncalves also revealed that he was talking to Aidah’s legislators about the law to reimburse the costs of their crime investigation from the convicted killers.

Steve Goncalves wants the law to confiscate Bryan Kohberger Commissioner Funds

Steve Goncalvs revealed that he was seeking stricter consequences for Bryan Kohberger for four consecutive sentences he received for killing Kaylee Goncalves and three more students from Aidaho University.

Speaking to Tmz, The grief Father shared that he had negotiated with two Aidah legislators to propose a law that might confiscate some or all of the convicted killers, such as Kohberger, commissioner.

He said he was going to use these funds to compensate taxpayers to compensate for the costs of investigating the crime of these criminals, although he initially imagined that such funds should be better spent in the shooting squad.

Throughout the case, Kohberger received various victims from his commission account from his fans. However, these amounts seem insignificant compared to the funds spent in the case.

It is reported that by 2024 April The state spent more than $ 3.6 million. USD, prosecution for murders, and the expenses are probably much higher when Kohberger chose to agree on the claim.

Grieving father upset about the release of the crime scene photos

After Kohberger signed the basis of the action and convicted, numerous documents of the investigation conducted by the authorities went to the media.

This includes interviews with some of the convicted killer colleagues, dates and colleagues prisoners, as well as many photos from the territories outside the university town where the former doctoral student killed Kaylee and her friends in 2022. November

Speaking of these permits, Goncalves said he was upset to see photos of the crime scene and other information about publicly published murders.

He added that the victim’s family preferred to such a substance and that he personally believes that the unnecessary case is now over. He also believes that these details are not important for justice and are purely sensational.

Steve Goncalves disagreed with Bryan Kohberger’s lawsuit agreement

Goncalves were some of the voices of the most famous victims of the casualties to speak out against the Bryan Kohberger’s adopted lawsuit.

“Aidah failed. They failed me. They failed all my family,” Goncalvs said in an interview with Goncalvves Nbc ‘“Today” appearance after the news of the agreed agreement agreement.

“That’s my daughter. It’s our kids. How can you say it’s just when you didn’t even talk to us to see what justice looks like?” He added.

The grieving father blasted Aidaho’s killer in a statement

When it turned out that the action arrangement would be, Steve Gonvalves filed an intense statement of the victim in the sentence of the convicted killer, locking his eyes all the time.

“You’re a joke, a complete joke,” Goncalves said at the time New York record. “You were so stupid, carefree, that stupid … We knew from the beginning we had.”

He also noted: “No one cares about you. You are not worth the time, efforts to remember. Over time, you will be nothing more than two initials that forget the wind.”

Bryan Kohberger is currently isolated in a maximum security prison

Until the judgment of Kohberger, he lived in the Latah County Prison, which is closer to the court’s place. The 30-year-old was now placed in an insulation in a block of J in Aidah’s Maximum Security Office.

According to the Correctional Department’s website, it is one of the 535 “volatile men’s inhabitants”, which the authority currently lives with Chad Dabell, convicts a child’s killer and man from Doomsday’s cult mom Lori Vallo.

Prison is considered one of the harshest in America when prisoners live in one person’s cameras and are only allowed to be outdoors every day.

It is also remote and highly attached to a double perimeter fence, top with razor wire, electronic detection system and 24 -hour armed patrols.