Susan Hendricks

Koberger's sister, Mel, saying her family had no idea her brother was a killer and reached out to warn him to be careful after the murders.

Finally speaking out, she wants to talk about growing up with the killer.

family of coburgers victims shocked by graphic crime scene photos released to the public with little warning they were made aware of the release just hours before the photos show the bedrooms where the murders took place clearly showing blood spatter on the walls blood dripping on the beds and blood smears on the floor where a battle of life and death took place

Photos show the knife sheath Koberger left behind in Maddie's bed, the piece of evidence that put Koberger in the room when the murders took place.

Photos show the floor and walls with blood smeared, sheets drenched with blood, the spatter smears and dripping, showing the brutality of the horrific murders and the battle that took place.

Nancy, I am so thankful of the decision you've made.

To not show the photos.

What I saw was worse than anything I imagined throughout all of our coverage of this.

And when I saw the blood in the bedrooms, I mean, we're talking on the floor, on the bed, on the walls.

We're not talking about a car accident.

We're talking about girls being horrifically murdered.

by Koberger.

And what we're looking at, there was one of the photos, Nancy, that shows one of the girls' hair in the blood.

And all I could think of was my own daughters.

And all I could think of was the families being subjected to this.

For what?

Furry in interest?

The blood is worse than we were told.

The lawsuit alleges almost immediately upon arrival to Pullman, Moscow, Koberger developed a reputation for harassing and stalking, instilling fear among female students and fellow WSU employees.

Records show at least 13 complaints were filed against Koberger by other students in the criminology program.