FIRST ON FOX – Kaylee Goncalves, a University of Idaho student who was murdered, has her family hired a lawyer to help them in their dispute with the police. They are unhappy about what they perceive as a lack of transparency and an unreliable investigation.
Fox News Digital Tuesday: Steve Goncalves, a grieving father, said that he had spoken with several attorneys and could force the police release more information about the case.
He said, “There are some things we can ask for and other things we can do in order to get to the truth quicker.” To get the evidence released, you will need to complete forms. I don’t know what to do.
Madison Mogen, Madison Mogen’s 21-year old daughter and Xana Kernodle (20 years), her boyfriend, Ethan Chapin, were stabbed to death at a nearby rental house in the early hours of Nov. 13.
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Steve Goncalves speaks at a Vigial Nov. 30, about Kaylee Goncalves (right), who was one of the four University of Idaho students murdered on Nov. 13. (Ted Warren via AP/ Instagram)
Police have admitted that they do not have a suspect in the grisly murder.
Goncalves stated that he is frustrated by the flood of speculation and rumors swirling on social networks about the slayings and the unwillingness of the Moscow Police Department, to address many of them.
“They’ve made a million mistakes. Steve has no experience so I can’t say it. He doesn’t know. He is just a father who woke up one morning and saw his life turn upside down.”
The family already has a private investigator hired to crack the case. They claim that the local police are not equipped to handle such a complex investigation.
Kaylee Goncalves, a college student from Idaho, and her father, Steve Goncalves. They are frustrated at the slow pace of the murder investigation. (Instagram)
Goncalves would not reveal the identity of the gumshoe but stated that it was a former cop with fifty years of experience and an 87% success ratio in solving cases. He said, “He’s an absolute pro.”
Moscow Police Department has, along with the FBI and Idaho State Police, struggled to communicate a consistent message to officials and has made contradictory statements in the past.
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Initial statements by police that they believed at most one victim was being targeted were made before the claim was retracted last week. The police reversed their position a day later and claimed that the attack was targeted.
Views of the general area around Moscow, Idaho on Sunday, December 4, 2022, where a quadruple murder took place. (Hunter Richards, Fox News Digital).
Goncalves stated that there was confusion wherever he looked about the probe. It’s absurd to see the amount of things going on now.
He also questioned the department’s decision to quickly declare suspects, while refusing to reveal their alibis.
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He said, “If you don’t share your alibi, then you’re afraid your alibi won’t be strong enough to share it with the community because that allows them to peer review it.”
The Nov. 13 University of Idaho massacre: (Instagram @xanakernodle / @maddiemogen / @kayleegoncalves)
The father, who was distraught, said that the police quickly dismissed a connection between Idaho’s slayings and Oregon’s stabbings in Washington while refusing to explain their position.
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He said, “Don’t treat me like a bunch of small children.” “You say it’s unrelated — tell us why it isn’t.”
He said, “They’ve made a million mistakes.” Steve has no experience so I can’t say it. He doesn’t know. He is just a father who woke up one morning and saw his life turn upside down.
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