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HAUNTING pictures from the college house where four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death have been released.
Newly obtained records show disturbing details from the crime scene, including blankets in the victims’ bedrooms, blood splattered on the walls, and handprints left on a window in the house.
Police in Moscow, Idaho, released nearly 200 redacted and blurred crime scene pictures showing the off-campus house after Bryan Kohberger murdered Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin on November 13, 2022.
Last month, Kohberger pleaded guilty to the quadruple murders to avoid the death penalty. He is now in solitary confinement at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution while he serves four consecutive life sentences without parole.
After the sentencing, the judge lifted a gag order on the case, unsealing documents about the investigation of the murders.
For the first time, photographic evidence collected on the day of the murders was released following a request by NBC affiliate KTVB.
HORRIFIC SCENE
In the few pictures that the outlet deemed appropriate enough to publish, there are still traces of the horrific violence lingering in the three-story house.
Eerie handprints are seen stamped against the windows in one of the rooms of the home. It’s unclear who left the marks and when.
Blood splatters are seen on the white painted doors and hardwood floors, and cops took a picture of the sliding glass door that Kohberger used to get inside.
Blurred images show a bed with blood-soaked sheets, as well as clothes and shoes on the bedroom floor where Mogen and Goncalves were killed.
A horrifying image from down the hallway of Kernodle’s room shows the bedroom door open and the spot where she fought Kohberger to death before Chapin, her boyfriend, was murdered in her bed.
Shots of the house also painted a picture of a busy houseful of friends going in and out, drinking, studying, and enjoying their college days before tragedy struck.
One picture showed a beer pong table while others revealed backpacks, empty solo cups, and a Jack in the Box delivery bag from Kernodle’s eaten Door Dash order moments before she was killed.
DAD SPEAKS OUT
The release of the horrifying pictures came days after Goncalves’ dad, Steve Goncalves, shared that he didn’t want the images released at all.
“You don’t get that those are our children, and we’re not settling for that type of thing,” he said on NewNation’s Banfield on Wednesday.
“I hope that we can give these kids some dignity and we don’t have to go there.”
The dad said that the public has a right to know about the case, but that he doesn’t want the world having access to his daughter’s last moments.
“We’re afraid that we’d wake up one morning and that might be on TV,” he said.
Hundreds of documents about the investigation into Kohberger revealed more information that led cops to determine that the killer planned his attack to target the college students.
Goncalves reportedly told her roommates she saw a strange man staring at her outside their house in the weeks before the murders, the police documents said.
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Philadelphia Eagles fans face being stranded after NFL 2025 season opener with travel chaos over train cuts
PHILADELPHIA sports fans face being stranded by public transport service cuts.
The Philadelphia Eagles will take center stage on September 4 when they host the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL season opener.
But fans attending Lincoln Financial Field are facing a travel nightmare.
The city’s public transport service SEPTA is facing major cuts to address a budget deficit.
SEPTA says that cuts will begin on August 24 unless new funding can be agreed under state legislature.
Up to 40 per cent of public services are at risk across the city this month.
All of Philadelphia’s sports teams are based in one area to the south of downtown.
The sports complex is served by the Broad Street Line connecting fans to downtown.
If SEPTA is unable to secure more funding from the state, there would be no trains on that line after 9 pm local time.
The Eagles-Cowboys game kicks off at 8.20 pm, meaning there’s no way for fans to ride the subway back to downtown.
Governor Josh Shapiro called the proposed cuts “devastating.”
He wrote on X, “These cuts would be devastating — but they’re completely avoidable.
“I’ve proposed a plan to support mass transit for two years in a row and flexed funding directly to give the Legislature time to act.
“The House passed my plan three times. The Senate needs to get this done.”
The Eagles currently only have one more home prime time game scheduled in 2025.
That is on November 16 against the Detroit Lions.
But potential MLB playoff games involving the Philadelphia Phillies could be staged at night.
NFL WEEK 1 SCHEDULE
(All times ET)
Thur 4 Sept
8.20 pm – Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles
Fri 5 Sept
8pm – Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers
Sun 7 Sept
1pm – Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Atlanta Falcons
1pm – Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns
1pm – Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts
1pm – Las Vegas Raiders at New England Patriots
1pm – Arizona Cardinals at New Orleans Saints
1pm – Pittsburgh Steelers at New York Jets
1pm – New York Giants at Washington Commanders
1pm – Carolina Panthers at Jacksonville Jaguars
4.05 pm – Tennessee Titans at Denver Broncos
4.05 pm – San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks
4.25 pm – Detroit Lions at Green Bay Packers
4.25 pm – Houston Texans at Los Angeles Rams
8.20 pm – Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills
Mon 8 Sept
8.15 pm – Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears
The NBA and NHL seasons will also begin again in October.
And fans attending Philadelphia 76ers or Philadelphia Flyers night games face the same issue.
A spokesperson for Comcast-Spectator said in a joint statement on behalf of the teams, “The Phillies, Flyers, 76ers, and Eagles collectively share deep concerns about the potential impact of SEPTA’s proposed budget cuts.
“Ensuring the best experience for our fans, employees, and the surrounding South Philadelphia community starts with sufficient access to public transportation to and from our venues.
“We are hopeful for a resolution prior to implementation later this summer.”
Walmart confirms plans to open first-of-its-kind store – it’s dubbed ‘your FYP on wheels’
WALMART plans to open a first-of-its-kind store, and it promises to bring your products tailored to your tastes.
Dubbed “your FYP on wheels”, in a nod to TikTok‘s user-curated social media feed, the new stores are designed to appeal to the younger generations.
Walmart is taking its stores on the road in a brand new concept for the retailer.
Mobile pop-up Walmart stores are coming to parks, festivals and concerts across America in hopes of attracting Gen Z shoppers.
The pop-ups are coming from August through to November 2025, and will stop in cities like New York, Los Angeles and Houston.
The stores are carrying all the latest themes that young people will recognize, including Rodeo Dream, K-Pop Era, and Nature Break.
Shoppers will also be treated to giveaways, merch, photo ops and immersive experiences designed to grab social media attention.
The pop-ups even promise to be like “your FYP on wheels”.
This is a nod to TikTok‘s algorithm that learns what content users like so it can give them more like it.
The company said: “Walmart is hitting the road with a fleet of head-turning delivery trucks, packed with experiences to level up what you love.
“Whatever you’re into — we get it, we have it, and we can deliver it. Who knew?”
WHAT YOU’LL BE GETTING
The Walmart pop-up fleet includes five trucks, all aimed at different themes.
The first truck is bringing you your K-Pop era, based on the popular music coming out of South Korea.
This van features products like a photocard binder, and other items curated to this theme.
The Lo-Fi truck allows you to play some iconic throwback games on the machine and on the board.
The pop-up promises to turn into a hub for gamers and those who love a bit of friendly competition.
Rodeo Dream takes things out West, delivering you all the accessories and products inspired by your favorite Westerns.
This includes items like custom leather belts, and there is also the opportunity to play rodeo games.
Where the Walmart pop-ups are coming to
- KCON LA: Los Angeles, CA, Aug. 1-3
- Teddy Swims Concert: Irving, TX, Aug. 9
- Event TBA: Chicago, IL, Aug. 15-17
- Lainey Wilson Concert: Los Angeles, CA, Aug. 23
- Park TBA: Brooklyn, NY, Aug. 23-24
- Event TBA: Tampa, FL, Aug. 29
- Park TBA: New York, NY, Sept. 6-7
- BABYMONSTER Concert: Chicago, IL, Sept. 2
- Event TBA: Brooklyn, NY, Sept. 7
- Park TBA: Chicago, IL, Sept. 20-21
- Philadelphia Distance Run & 5k: Philadelphia, PA, Sept. 21
- Event TBA: Chicago, IL, Sept. 28
- Long Beach Marathon: Long Beach, CA, Oct. 3-5
- Event TBA: New York, NY, Oct. 9-12
- Lainey Wilson Concert: Chicago, IL, Oct. 17
- Park TBA: Houston, TX, Oct. 25-26
- Event TBA: Atlanta, GA, Oct. 31-Nov. 2
- Lainey Wilson Concert: Tampa, FL, Nov. 7
- Event TBA: Phoenix, AZ, Nov. 9
The fourth pop-up is all about Nature Break, tailored for all those who love a long hike or a personalized nature kit.
The fifth and final truck is the Group Woosah, for all the fitness nuts out there.
Enjoy choose-your-own-adventure recovery sessions with refreshing drinks.
Walmart really knows their Gen Z crowd, as Woosah is a slang term referencing a desire to achieve a state of calm or relaxation.
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