Bryan Kohberger brutally “disfigured” Kaylee Goncalves‘ face and fought by a violent battle with Xana Kernodle earlier than fleeing the scene of the College of Idaho murders … in accordance with newly unsealed police stories.

Moscow Police paperwork simply launched say the November 2022 killings have been much more savage than initially reported — describing Goncalves’ accidents as so extreme her face was left unrecognizable. The responding police officer famous the disfigurement in his report, whereas others known as the crime scene a massacre.

On the ground under, Kohberger clashed with Kernodle after she both noticed or heard him kill her roommates upstairs. The police sergeant wrote that “an intense battle” clearly befell, and Kernodle had deep defensive wounds between her fingers — proof she fought for her life.

Based on the stories, Kohberger did not flee till after that confrontation, in accordance with police. Surviving roommate Dylan Mortensen advised police she noticed a masked man stroll previous her room and exit by a sliding glass door — carrying what appeared like a package deal.

Although not confirmed within the stories, Mortensen’s account aligns with Kernodle having acquired a quick meals supply shortly earlier than the murders — resulting in hypothesis Kohberger could have grabbed it on his method out.

Police say Ethan Chapin, Kernodle’s boyfriend, was most definitely killed in his sleep. He was present in his mattress with a blanket partially masking his physique.

Mortensen recalled listening to screams, footsteps, and a chilling male voice saying, “You are gonna be wonderful. I am gonna enable you” earlier than recognizing Kohberger minutes later. Prosecutors now imagine Kernodle could not have been a deliberate goal — solely encountering Kohberger by probability after the preliminary murders.