HELL PIX: HORROR PHOTOS INSIDE IDAHO MURDERS AFTER KOHBERGER SLAUGHTERS STUDENTS, PARENTS SUE

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Dave Mack 0:00
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Nancy Grace 0:05
Crime Stories with Nancy Grace. Hell pics. Pictures straight from hell. Horrific photos from inside the brutal Idaho murders of four beautiful young University of Idaho students. Why were those photos leaked on the Idaho State Police website and then quickly scrubbed away? Hello? Everybody saw it. This, after Brian Koberger slaughters innocent students, the parents sue. Do you blame them?

What shocking crime scene photos were released in the Idaho murders case?

Nancy Grace 0:50
I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. I want to thank you for being with us. Inside the Brian Koberger murder scene, the truth of what happened that night when four beautiful University of Idaho students were slaughtered in their own beds.
Joe Scott Morgan 1:05
This would have been a bloodbath where they were killed.
Nancy Grace 1:07
Now the family that's still dealing with the brutal murder of their children are having to take on a fight so these vile photos are not released. What in the hay? Haven't the victims' families been through enough? I cannot imagine. Last night, under immense pressure for our program to show the photos, I looked at them. I had to get on the phone with our investigative reporter, Dave Mack, and actually broke down and cried looking at these photos. And there is no way in H-E-double-L that we're going to go along with leaked photos that just destroy the families. I saw only one probative photo of what was leaked. The rest was just gore. one probative photo that actually meant something, that proved something, and that was the location of the knife sheath.
Nancy Grace 2:05
Joining me right now, two very special guests, the parents of the beautiful Kelly Gonsalves. Thank you to both of you for being with us. It means so much that at this moment, when you are under siege again, again, again, that you take time to be with us tonight. So thank you. I've got so much to talk to you about. Of course, Brian Coburger's sister does a New York Times article whining about how hurt she is and the pain her family's going through. Really? But before I get to her... What about these photos? When did you, now this is what we're learning, Christy. We are learning that the Idaho State Police put these on their website and then quickly went and scrubbed the whole thing. They were leaked onto the website.
Nancy Grace 3:07
What did, what happened when you first learned these pictures from hell, hell had been released?

Why did the families of the victims sue Washington State University?

Kristi Gonsalves 3:16
Well, actually, one of the Idaho State Police detectives called Olivia and told her that the photos were coming out. And they were a different entity as the other ones were that were underneath the order that the Laramies and the Chapins won, being able to not show bodies or blood. And these were going to be a little different. The bodies were going to be redacted. the crime scene was going to be pretty evident. So this entity called Olivia. By the time she got off the phone, she was calling me in a panic and telling me that they were coming out, they were coming out, and they were out. They were already on the website. Olivia is pretty adamant about viewing things and wants to know what's out there.
Kristi Gonsalves 4:07
She doesn't just want to come upon something and be surprised. So somewhere along the line, it was very apparent that there were three pictures that showed the victims that did not get redacted. And it came down. It came down because there were three. But whoever had downloaded those in that time frame before, I don't know how long it was up, have those pictures of actual victims. So it's very sad.
Dave Mack 4:38
This whole thing has turned into a profit-making enterprise. The day before, they told us that because somebody complained they did FOIA requests that the families were getting the photos at the same time, we no longer get the photos. We don't get any of the discovery from these images or anything that's been a FOIA request. They get it first, and then we can get it after them.
Nancy Grace 5:03
Did you see a photo with the students? I'm trying to choose my words carefully, but I don't have another way to say it. Did you see photos, crime scene photos, horrific, bloody crime scene photos with the victims' bodies in the photos?

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