Kaylee Goncalves' Family Rips Prosecutors Over Bryan Kohberger Plea Deal

The household of Kaylee Goncalves is pissed over the plea deal provided to accused assassin Bryan Kohberger … and they’re taking photographs at prosecutors.

The Goncalves household tells TMZ … “The demise penalty is merely an phantasm within the felony justice system. When obtainable, it serves as a bargaining software for the State, and when not often utilized, it’s by no means enforced resulting from a extremely inefficient appellate course of.”

As we reported … Kohberger will plead guilty to 4 counts of first-diploma homicide, however prosecutors will take the dying penalty off the desk and advocate life with out the potential for parole.

The Goncalves household tells us … “We questioned selections early within the investigation: why was the mayor commenting on the case? Why was the coroner chatting with households? Why was an officer with lower than two years’ expertise main the investigation? Why was the College of Idaho concerned once they declared it an remoted off-campus incident? Why was the College permitted to write down a e-book concerning the incident whereas others have been silenced underneath an excessively broad order?”

Kaylee’s fam continues … “Consequently, we have been branded adversaries. So, it was no shock how the Latah County Prosecutor’s Workplace mishandled the plea deal. They vaguely talked about a attainable plea on Friday, with out in search of our enter, and introduced the plea on Sunday.”

They add … “Latah County must be ashamed of its Prosecutor’s Workplace. 4 fantastic younger individuals misplaced their lives, but the victims’ households have been handled as opponents from the outset. We weren’t even referred to as concerning the plea; we acquired an e mail with a letter hooked up. That’s how Latah County’s Prosecutor’s Workplace treats homicide victims’ households.”

The household says prosecutors are “including insult to damage” by “dashing the plea, giving households simply in the future to coordinate and seem on the courthouse for a plea on July 2. Who do they assume they’re?”

Kaylee’s household says they’re annoyed as a result of “after greater than two years, that is the way it concludes with a secretive deal and a hurried effort to shut the case with none enter from the victims’ households on the plea’s particulars.”