Sister of Idaho victim Kaylee Goncalves says she will ‘be in denial forever’

The sister of slain College of Idaho pupil Kaylee Goncalves stated in heartbreaking new video she continues to be in denial over the brutal homicide of her sibling and needs her “previous life again.”

Autumn Goncalves took to Instagram to mourn the lack of her 21-year-old sister, who was slaughtered alongside together with her finest buddy Madison Mogen, 21, Ethan Chapin, 20, and Xana Kernodle, 20, at an off-campus home in Moscow, Idaho, in November.

Autumn posted a number of emotional clips, together with one in every of herself lacking Kaylee’s recommendation.

“Remembering I’ve my older sister when stuff will get exhausting,” she captioned the video, the place she is seen crying in mattress.

“I’ll be in denial perpetually. What in regards to the plans we made?”

In different movies displaying the tight-knit siblings, she stated she “wished her previous life again” and begged for simply “5 extra minutes” with Kaylee.

The grieving sister stated some days it’s exhausting to stay “usually.”

“I would like you all to know I’m okay! I’ve my days as anybody else would. My grief comes and goes in waves & that’s regular & pure,” Autumn stated.

“I miss my sister greater than something however I do know that they simply need me to be pleased & stay my life. Nonetheless, some days it’s actually exhausting for me to ‘love’ my life ‘usually.’

“My sister can be so pleased with me for letting everybody know precisely who she was, and that’s why I publish about it.”

Bryan Kohberger, 28, a former criminology doctoral pupil at Washington State College, was arrested in late December on 4 counts of first-degree homicide and one depend of felony housebreaking.

The suspect, who has not but entered a plea, awaits a preliminary listening to in late June.