Hancals’ sister is confronted with Kohberger in the Aido sentence

Kayly Hancalves’ older sister, Oliveya Stevenson, a fallen student -tagger Idaho Brian Kohberger When he looked at wearing shackles and without emotions in court on Wednesday morning.

The killer barely moved, even when Stevenson ordered him “to sit straight when I talk to you.” She pressed to laugh with the words that the defense tried to block the mentions in the trial that his deal deprived him of – calling him “sociopath, psychopath, murderer.”

“True, you are as dumb as they come. Stupid, clumsy, slow, sloping, dirty. Let me be very clear. Never try to convince yourself that you had a meaning just because someone finally said your name aloud.

Watch: Brian Kohberger is ground by families of victims while hearing emotional sentence

Oliveo Hancalves, the sister of the victim Kylie Hancalves, appears on the verdict of Brian Kohberger’s verdict in the ADA County County, Wednesday, July 23, 2025, in Boise, Iido, for the brutal entourage of four students of the University of Aidakh to death almost three years ago. (Kyle Green/AP via pool)

Koberger pleaded guilty To kill 21-year-old Hancals and three close friends, Madison Mogene, also 21, and 20-year-old Kasan Core and Ethan Chapin. He offered no explanation and remorse.

“Based on the fact that it came out of the sentence, it is clear why the Hankalvs family was so angry. The warehouse as their daughter was killed, leaving her unrecognizable, should be the worst pain that parents can feel,” said Donna Town, based in Chicago.

Moscow police documents, For the first time on Wednesday, it was found in more detail than the public.

Hancals who slept at the beginning attackHe was “unrecognizable” when the police found her remains in bed next to Mogun, her best friend. Kohberger also lowered the knife-barn near their bodies, which resulted in his arrest, thanks to the one-off samples of the DNA, which he left on the snap.

Mother Victory Murder Idaha finds an unexpected peace in a conflicting agreement on the guilt of the killer

Madison Mogene, on the left, smiles on her best friend’s shoulders, Kayly Hancalvez, when they posing with Ethan Chapin, the Klod Xanan and two other homes in the final instagram goncalves, shared the day before the death of four students. (@Kayleegoncalves/Instagram)

Get updates in real time directly on A valid crime center

Kohberger has abandoned his right to appeal or seek a reduction in the verdict and will never receive the right to parole under the verdict, which Judge Stephen HipPler issued after the guilt agreement. He avoided the death penalty and received Four lifelong times in a row Plus another 10 years.

Families were divided into a deal with Hankals’s camp hardly opposed.

Read signed by Brian Kohberger’s Murder

Oliveya Stevenson leaves the ADA County County in Boise, Idaho, Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Stevenson made a speech by Brian Kohberger’s verdict for killing Sister Kayly Hankals and three students of the University of Idahu in November 2022. (Derek Shook for Fox News Digital)

Keep up the Fox True Crime team on X

“I thought she was strong, I thought she was cruel and confident. “I think she knew he wouldn’t feel that he was moving with statements concerning those who are sacrificed as people and what lost their families. I think she knew the only way to get to him is to try to make it small.”

View: Donna Ratna, Ted Williams and Joshua Ritter react to moments after Brian’s sentence Kohberger’s sentence

The victim’s family in Brian Kohberger said that after the guilt agreement, they were sent to the “panic”

Kohberger looked less than in the past, with thin hands and mountains as he sat in shackles and handcuffs.

Brian Kohberger appears in the ADA County Court building at a hearing of the verdict, Wednesday, July 23, 2025, in Boise, Idaho, a brutal knife of the University of Ida to death almost three years ago. (AP Photo/Kyle Green, pool)

Sign up to get a valid criminal transfer

The fans in the gallery applauded when Stevenson moved away from the microphone. A few minutes later, the court called the break after the mother also made a statement.

Click here to get the Fox News app

During the break Bret Payne, one of lead detectives In this case, he gave Stevenson supporting Pat on his shoulder.

Fox News’ Julia Banavit has contributed to this report.