Kaylee Goncalves and Maddie Mogen's ashes rest next to each other as they were 'best friends forever'
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MOSCOW, IDAHO: Best pals for life, Kaylee Goncalves and Madison Mogen, both from Idaho University, were murdered in the same bed in their off-campus house on November 13, and now their ashes rest next to each other.
The awful fact had been hidden until Kaylee's father revealed it at a vigil on Wednesday night, as thousands gathered to pay their respects following the horrific killings of the childhood best friends along with Xana Kernodle, 20, and her lover Ethan Chapin, 20.
Steven Goncalves said, "These girls were absolutely beautiful. They've been friends since sixth grade … Every day, they did homework together, came to our house together, shared everything," and added, "And in the end, they died together, in the same room, in the same bed. And it's a shame, and it hurts."
After the funeral, the best friends' ashes rest next to each other, as reported by New York Post.
Recently Brian Ethin of News Nation unveiled emotional news that melted the hearts of the people. Brain said, "I'll tell you, though. Actually, it was so sad I was in their home, and they had Kaylee's ashes there, and they also had her best friend Maddie's ashes there, and they had the ashes next to each other because these were best friends forever, and it was just it was so heartbreaking to see that it's just unbelievable with these families are going through."
Brain added, "The Morgans are going to be picking up those ashes soon for their own funeral plans. Well. They told me you know these families are very close. They told me that Maddie's parents wanted Maddie's ashes to be by Kaylee's ashes right now. So that's why they have them together at the house right now because you know it's bringing some comfort to the families."
According to police, the four students were stabbed to death while their roommates Bethany Funke and Dylan Mortensen slept on the first floor, and they were unharmed. Police shockingly revealed on Wednesday that they are unsure whether the quadruple homicide was a targeted attack, despite previously informing the public that they believed the victims were targeted by a killer or killers.
The University of Idaho students were stabbed to death while they were sleeping more than two weeks ago, shocking Moscow, a small town in Idaho, and the rest of the country. Authorities have combed through thousands of pieces of evidence and various leads, but there has been no further progress in the case. Many worried university students have publicly stated that they will not return to campus for the final weeks of the semester.
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