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Mom Makes Haunting Find in University of Idaho Murder Victim’s Belongings

Last updated: February 4, 2026 1:16 pm
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The tragic story of University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves continues to unfold as her mother, Kristi Goncalves, recently received over a dozen boxes containing her late daughter’s belongings from state investigators. In a heart-wrenching video shared online, Kristi’s voice trembled as she recounted finding Kaylee’s University of Idaho sweatshirt, the same one she was wearing in a video filmed outside a food truck just hours before her murder.

The footage, captured during a live stream from Moscow, Idaho, showed Kaylee and her roommate, Madison Mogen, happily ordering food from the Grub Truckers. The girls were seen laughing and chatting while waiting for their food, unaware of the tragedy that would soon unfold.

The video was recorded between 1:33 a.m. and 1:43 a.m. on November 13, 2022. As Kristi sifted through Kaylee’s possessions, she discovered the sweatshirt Kaylee wore that fateful night, along with the receipt from their food truck order. The receipt, marked with order #78 and a timestamp of 1:42 a.m., served as a haunting reminder of the moments leading up to the horrific events.

Tears streamed down Kristi’s face as she clutched the sweatshirt, breathing in her daughter’s scent. The discovery of the food receipt took her back to the innocence of those final hours, before the unimaginable tragedy struck. A text message sent to Kaylee’s phone at 1:05 a.m. from the food truck operators, asking if they were okay, added to the chilling timeline of events.

Kaylee, along with her housemates Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin, fell victim to Bryan Kohberger, a Washington State University grad student. Kohberger entered their home in the early hours of November 13, 2022, and senselessly took their lives before fleeing the scene. He later pleaded guilty to the murders to avoid the death penalty and was sentenced to four consecutive life sentences.

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Despite Kohberger’s conviction, the motive behind the brutal killings remains unknown, leaving the families and the public to grapple with unanswered questions. Kohberger is currently serving his sentence at Idaho’s only maximum-security prison, where he has reportedly faced challenges with the prison food and harassment from other inmates.

The Goncalves family’s journey of healing and remembrance continues as they navigate the aftermath of Kaylee’s senseless death. The pain of loss is still raw, but through their shared memories and unwavering love for Kaylee, they find strength to honor her legacy and seek justice for all the lives taken too soon. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about unprecedented challenges for individuals and communities around the world. With the virus spreading rapidly and causing widespread illness and death, governments and health organizations have had to implement strict measures to curb its spread and protect public health. One of the key measures that has been advocated for by health experts is the wearing of face masks in public spaces.

Face masks have long been used in healthcare settings to protect both patients and healthcare workers from the transmission of infectious diseases. However, the widespread use of face masks in public settings is a relatively new phenomenon, brought about by the emergence of the novel coronavirus.

Research has shown that wearing a face mask can significantly reduce the transmission of respiratory droplets that can carry the virus from person to person. When an infected individual wears a mask, they are able to contain their respiratory droplets and prevent them from spreading to others. Likewise, when individuals who are not infected wear masks, they are able to protect themselves from inhaling respiratory droplets that may contain the virus.

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In addition to protecting against the transmission of the virus, face masks also serve as a visual reminder of the importance of following public health guidelines. When individuals see others wearing masks, it serves as a cue to practice social distancing, avoid large gatherings, and wash their hands frequently. This can help reinforce the message that everyone has a role to play in preventing the spread of the virus.

Despite the benefits of wearing face masks, there has been some resistance to their use in certain communities. Some individuals believe that wearing a mask is uncomfortable or unnecessary, while others have raised concerns about the impact of masks on their ability to communicate effectively. However, health experts have emphasized that the benefits of wearing a mask far outweigh any potential drawbacks, and that wearing a mask is a simple and effective way to protect oneself and others from the virus.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve, it is likely that the use of face masks will remain a key component of public health measures. By wearing a mask in public spaces, individuals can help slow the spread of the virus, protect themselves and others, and contribute to the collective effort to overcome this global health crisis.

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