A 911 call placed hours after roommates Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves and Xana Kernodle—as well as Kernodle’s boyfriend Ethan Chapin—were killed in November 2022 offers insight into the tragedy ahead of suspect Bryan Kohberger’s upcoming murder trial. During the call, which was placed at 11:55 a.m. local time on the morning of Nov. 13, an emergency dispatcher attempted to gather information from a distraught young woman.
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They never went into the victims’ bedrooms. They called their neighbor, a guy, to come over and check for them (because they were scared). He is the ONLY person who opened the bedroom door and saw any of the victims. Pretty sure he was the one heard heavy breathing on the 911 call (in shock). He was telling the girls what to tell the dispatcher, and said “she’s not waking up.” To the girls, they probably thought he meant “she’s not waking up, as in passed out” but what he actually meant was “she’s NOT waking up, ever, as in she’s dead.”
Also, he might not have seen Ethan because I believe his body was in between the wall and the bed.
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