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ABC NewsVideoLiveShowsShopLog InStream onIdaho victim's dad slams Kohberger plea deal: 'I can't pretend like I feel like this is justice'Kohberger agreed to plead guilty to all counts in the killings of four students.ByKayna Whitworth and Emily ShapiroJuly 1, 2025, 8:01 PM4:40An undated photo of Kaylee Goncalves.Courtesy Goncalves FamilyThe father of University of Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves is blasting the plea deal offered to Bryan Kohberger, accusing the prosecutors of mishandling and rushing the deal."We were not prepared for this -- we had no idea that this was going to happen," Steve Goncalves told ABC News hours after the plea deal was announced.Kohberger -- who was charged with four counts of first-degree murder and one count of burglary in connection with the Nov. 13, 2022 killings of roommates Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen and Xana Kernodle and Kernodle's boyfriend, Ethan Chapin -- will be sentenced to four consecutive life sentences on the murder counts and the maximum penalty of 10 years on the burglary count, according to the plea agreement.An undated photo of Kaylee Goncalves.Courtesy Goncalves FamilyThe plea comes just weeks before Kohberger's trial was set to begin. Opening arguments were scheduled for Aug 18.The Goncalves family said in a statement to ABC News on Tuesday that they contacted prosecutors, asking that the terms of Bryan Kohberger’s pending plea deal be amended to include additional requirements of Kohberger.The family said they asked for a full confession and for the location of the alleged murder weapon -- described by authorities as a Ka-Bar style hunting knife -- which has never been found.The family said prosecutors turned down the request, explaining that an offer already accepted by the defendant could not ethically be changed. The prosecutors indicated that they are asking the court to allow the prosecution to include a factual summary of the evidence against Kohberger at the change of plea hearing tomorrow, the family said, and that more information about Kohberger’s specific actions would be presented later at his sentencing hearing.In advance of Kohberger’s acceptance of the proposed deal, prosecutors met late last week with some of the victims' relatives and got their input on whether such a plea deal should be proposed to the defense team, sources told ABC News.Steve Goncalves told ABC News the subject of a possible plea deal was first broached at the end of their Friday meeting."Up until that point, we had never even considered it," he said. "It was described to me as, like, due diligence. We're going to, like, look at this option, see if it could fit."MORE: Idaho college victim's siblings remember arriving at crime scene: 'Not on this earth anymore'"At the least, justice starts with an interview of the families to ask them what justice is. And we didn't get that," he said.Over the weekend, Latah County prosecutors said in a letter to the families that they were planning to make an offer that would take the death penalty off the table in exchange for guilty pleas to all four murders and an agreement to serve life in prison without the possibility of parole, according to the letter reviewed by ABC News. Idaho law requires the state to afford violent crime victims or their families an opportunity to communicate with prosecutors and to be advised of any proposed plea offer before entering into an agreement, but the ultimate decision lies solely with the prosecution.In explaining their decision to make the offer, the prosecutors cited the risks of going to trial even in a case where the state was confident in the strength of its evidence. Among those concerns were a mistrial, a hung jury or the potential for an acquittal. The state also referenced the heavy toll a monthslong trial could impose on the families as well as the possibility of lengthy appeals even if Kohberger were to be convicted and sentenced to death, according to the letter reviewed by ABC News.Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students, is escorted into court for a hearing in Latah County District Court, Sept. 13, 2023, in Moscow, Idaho.Ted S. Warren/APBut Steve Goncalves slammed the prosecutors for being willing to negotiate with Kohberger."We can't just let people come from other states and come in here and kill our kids while they're sleeping, getting an education, and then just negotiate with those types of people," he said. "It's sad, it's disgusting, and I can't pretend like I feel like this is justice."The prosecutors acknowledged that some of the family members may disagree with resolving the case via a plea deal, but contended that the most realistic path to closure is through the entry of guilty pleas.MORE: Bryan Kohberger to plead guilty to all counts in Idaho college murders caseOn Monday, prosecutors sent another letter to the families informing them that Kohberger had accepted the proposed terms of the deal and would enter guilty pleas at a change of plea hearing on Wednesday."All of a sudden," Steve Goncalves said, "the trial's over. Two-and-a-half years of your life is over.""It's the opposite of what we wanted and it's the opposite of the majority of what the families wanted," he said.Steve Goncalves speaks with ABC News, June 30, 2025.ABC NewsThe Goncalves family is also frustrated with how little time they were afforded to mentally prepare -- and make travel arrangements -- for Kohberger's Wednesday hearing in Boise."A miracle has to happen in 24 hours for me to get justice," Steve Goncalves said.The family of victim Ethan Chapin said in a brief statement that they'll be in Boise on Wednesday "in support of the plea bargain."MORE: Idaho college victims' friends recall moment they responded to home: 'You know something's wrong'In Monday's letter to the families, prosecutors called the deal a "sincere attempt to seek justice for your family.""Your viewpoints weighed heavily in our decision-making process, and we hope that you may come to appreciate why we believe this resolution is in the best interest of justice," prosecutors wrote.Prosecutors anticipate sentencing to take place in late July, as long as Kohberger enters the guilty plea as expected on Wednesday, according to the letter.As a part of the deal, Kohberger -- a Pennsylvania native who was a criminology Ph.D. student at Washington State University at the time of the crimes -- will waive all right to appeal, the agreement said. The state also will seek restitution for the victims and their families for funeral expenses and crime victims compensation reimbursement, according to the agreement.Related TopicsIdaho College MurdersSponsored Content by TaboolaPopular Reads'Not on this earth anymore': Idaho victim's siblings recall arriving at crime sceneJul 1, 8:25 AMTrump says he'll 'look' at deporting Musk as feud reignitesJul 1, 11:07 AMSean 'Diddy' Combs trial updates: Jury to resume deliberations on Wednesday3 hours agoTrump admin live updates: House Rules Committee advances megabill to floor28 minutes agoABC News Live24/7 coverage of breaking news and live eventsABC News NetworkPrivacy PolicyYour US State Privacy RightsChildren's Online Privacy PolicyInterest-Based AdsAbout Nielsen MeasurementTerms of UseDo Not Sell or Share My Personal InformationContact Us © 2025 ABC News, After two and a half years of legal wrangling, prosecutors and lawyers for the defendant, Bryan Kohberger, reached a deal just weeks before his trial was set to begin., The father of University of Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves is blasting the plea deal offered to Bryan Kohberger, accusing the prosecutors of mishandling and rushing the deal..
“The system has failed these four innocent victims and their families.” Those are the sentiments of 18-year-old Aubrie Goncalves, youngest of one of the slain University of Idaho students , Idaho murder case highlights limits of victims’ input in plea bargains Family members want the death penalty to remain on the table for Bryan Kohberger., Bryan Kohberger, accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November 2022, has accepted a plea deal, prosecutors say, as his trial was set to begin in August., Bryan Kohberger, the murder suspect in the Idaho student homicides case, is expected to plead guilty at a court hearing Wednesday. Here’s what to know., The father of one of the four University of Idaho students brutally stabbed to death in 2022 believes the state has "failed" amid the bombshell news that the suspect, Bryan Kohberger, appears set , .