'Sending love and light': Internet gets emotional seeing Idaho victim Madison Mogen's LAST birthday video
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MOSCOW, IDAHO: Students from the University of Idaho Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, and Madison Mogen were killed on November 13 in their off-campus home. At the same time, the case has some closure now, as the suspect Bryan Kohberger has been arrested. As the world is still healing from the loss of these four young lives, an Instagram account has shared a beautiful video clip of Mogen, who was killed on the doom day of November 13.
The Instagram account was specially created for the four students who lost their life in the brutal Idaho murders. The account took the social media and shared a beautiful video of Mogen celebrating her birthday. In the video, Mogen can be seen blowing out the candles on the cake as she celebrated her 21st birthday.
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The user posted the video and wrote, "a video of maddie on her last birthday. thanks for this video @mkxebd." Following the Instagram post, a few users dropped their comments on the video. One of the users wrote, "I'm so obsessed with this case, they didn't deserve this, every time I remember what happened I get so sad." Another user wrote, "they didn't deserve what they got." A third user expressed their grief and wrote, "There is a special place in hell for the man that killed them." A fourth Instagram user wrote, "So sad." The last Instagrammer wrote, "Sending Love & Light to Maddy."
Last footprint of Madison Mogen
However, it's been asserted that before being killed, Mogen and Goncalves spent the evening at the Corner Club in Moscow, a dive bar popular among college students. Around 1.30 am, they were seen on camera leaving Grub Wandering Kitchen with a box of carbonara pasta. The first victims the murderer stabbed to death were Goncalves and Mogen, who had been best friends forever, a source revealed. "Number 1, they told us (sources) that the victims, Kaylee, Madison Mogan, were killed first," reported News Nation anchor Banfield.
About suspect Bryan Kohberger
The 28-year-old suspect, Bryan Kohberger, was detained on December 30 at his parents' home in Pennsylvania and was later charged with the murders of four University of Idaho students. Kohberger has previously stated through a lawyer that he intends to contest the charges, even though he has not yet been found guilty and is currently in custody. Kohberger is charged with leaving a key piece of evidence at the crime scene, the "tan leather knife sheath," which police discovered close to Mogen's body, despite his meticulous planning, as per an affidavit made public, as reported by Independent.
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