Internet spots Kaylee Goncalves with ex-BF Jack DuCoeur in CCTV footage taken on night of Idaho murders
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MOSCOW, IDAHO: Over a month has passed since the murder of four University students: Ethan Chapin, 20, Xana Kernodle, 20, Madison Mogen, 21, and Kaylee Goncalves, 21. The victims were stabbed to death on November 13 as they slept in their off-campus home on King Road, close to the university.
No suspects have been identified in the murders so far, however, sleuths on the internet have not given up the quest to find the Idaho killer. A recent development has caught the eye of the users. A picture that is claimed to be taken from Corner Club's CCTV footage from the night of the murders has reignited discussions. In the picture, Kaylee Goncalves can be seen with her ex-boyfriend Jack DuCoeur.
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While posting the image a Reddit user mentioned, “Saw it somewhere else and decided to share it here. This was posted on FB and OP claimed it was sent to them by a friend of a friend who works there.”
Another user quickly laid down the timeline of the case. The user wrote, “This is at the Corner Club, correct? So the timeline is:
1:32AM at Corner Club with JD and apparently HG
1:41AM at the food truck
1:56AM arrived home
2:26AM Kaylee starts calling JD, calls come from Kaylee's and Maddie's phone, end at 2:52AM
Approximately 3AM to 4AM, they're murdered.”
Many users believe that this meeting explains why Kaylee called her ex-boyfriend Jack a bunch of times that night. “That could explain why she called him a bunch. If she saw and talked to him while at the bar she might’ve got in her feelings a bit once she drunkenly got home,” a user wrote.
On the other hand, one user questioned such speculations and wrote, “No kidding. College girl gets home drunk from the bar, calls her ex a bunch, he doesn’t answer, so she takes her friends phone and calls to try and get him to answer. It’s crazy watching some people craft conspiracies over this (like he was the killer and made those calls to himself to cover his alibi), when realistically it’s nothing significant and totally normal drunk college behavior.”
Further, a user pointed out that the continuous calls mean nothing and said, “Her own sister explained that ages ago, but people ignore it because it doesn’t fit their narrative. Kaylee was known for calling people repeatedly until they picked up for the most mundane things, including what should she get for breakfast etc."
But some users are still unsure what to believe and have come forward with their questions. “Allegedly JD went home and was asleep approx 54mins after this CCTV footage Does anyone know exactly what time he left the CClub at?” asked a user.
Whereas another Reddit user came forward with the conjecture that the ex-boyfriend could be guilty and said, “Let me insert some speciation to your timeline that I mentioned in another comment about JDs rumored alibi.. It’s been discussed that JDs roommates allegedly claim he was sleeping during the murders, while they played video games. Unless he was sleeping in the same room as them, they can’t know for sure where he was. Let’s say he went to his bedroom to sleep, then he gets woken up by his phone blowing up by the girls calling it multiple times between 2:26 am and 2:52 am. That leaves him plenty of time to leave the house unseen, and commit to murders by 3-4 am. Just sayin.'“
A user brought to everyone’s attention to the possibility that the timestamp in the CCTV footage could be incorrect and commented, “The timestamp on the CCTV could be incorrect. It’s often not set correctly and not updated. I had jury duty once and we were told not to ignore the timestamp.”
A user suspicious of the picture wrote, “I wonder why this person leaked this photo. They have kept their mouth shut for so long already. What did he/she try to achieve?”
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