Deborah Roberts

He then transitioned after a year or two and he did attend Northampton County Community College where his interest in criminology grew.

So he goes to Northampton Community College and then from there goes to DeSales.

He goes to DeSales University to finish his degree, which this is an individual that appeared to be highly intelligent and turned his life around.

According to a pretrial motion that was submitted by defense attorneys, the doctors had recently diagnosed Koberger as being on the autism spectrum along with OCD.

And in the filing, they also state Mr. Koberger has met the criteria for this diagnosis since childhood.

Brian's defense team said that he suffered from autism spectrum disorder.

Is that something the family thought he also suffered from?

So what provokes a person who appears to have overcome a difficult adolescence to then murder four people?

And how did his life take a turn when Koberger left Pennsylvania to pursue his PhD at Washington State University?

Professors said, if we give him a PhD, we're going to end up seeing on the news that he's committing some kind of crime.

In August of 2022, five young women, including Kaylee Gonzalves and Madison Mogan, all move into a house together.

It's just off campus, right here on King Road.

Kaylee and Maddie met in sixth grade, and they were always at each other's house or at Kaylee's sister's house.

They were more than best friends.

They were even more than sisters.

They were absolutely each other's everything through thick and thin.

Maddie's dad, Ben, and her mom, Karen, divorced when Maddie was really little.

Karen then married Scott Laramie, who raised and loved Maddie as his own.

And together they appear in the Prime Video docuseries, One Night in Idaho, The College Murders.

Kaylee is the daughter of Steve and Christy Gonsalves.