Nancy Grace: Kohberger 'can't fight' the DNA evidence
Fox News' Lawrence Jones provides details on the probable cause affidavit in the Idaho murders while Fox Nation's Nancy Grace argues the evidence is grounds for a conviction.
A shocking eyewitness account from a surviving roommate in the University of Idaho murders "changes a lot" in the case, Fox Nation’s Nancy Grace said Friday.
The surviving roommate, identified only as D.M. in the unsealed probable cause affidavit, came face-to-face with the masked killer inside the house and heard him speak.
Moscow police reported D.M. "saw a figure clad in black clothing and a mask that covered the person's mouth and nose walking towards her… The male walked past D.M. as she stood in a ‘frozen shock phase.’" He then exited through the second floor doors.
She was able to describe to officials the suspect’s height and "bushy eyebrows," Fox News' Lawrence Jones reported.
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Grace said D.M.’s account will hold significant weight during the trial for suspect Bryan Kohberger.
"She says she hears one roommate crying, whimpering," Grace explained. "And freakily, you hear what we believe to be the defendant say, ‘Hey, it's OK, I'm going to help you.’"
"That will move any jury," Grace said on "America's Newsroom."
A side by side of Steve and Kristi Goncalves and Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of murdering their daughter and three other students. (Ted Warren via AP/Latah County Sheriff's Office )
And while Grace conceded the affidavit had only enough information to get the arrest warrant, she believes the recorded eyewitness account and accompanying DNA evidence are grounds for a conviction.
Steve Goncalves, father of victim Kaylee Goncalves, called the new revelation from the affidavit "shocking" and "bizarre" when he spoke to "Fox & Friends" Friday morning.
When facing the suspect in court, Goncalves said he felt angry but kept his composure and focused on moving forward with the case in the "right way."
As for the outcome, Goncalves wants Kohberger to face the death penalty.
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"I want this case to get stronger and stronger to the point where he realizes he’s not going to be on the planet that long," Goncalves said.
"I can make this man feel like he picked the very worst family to do that to."
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