Chilling Moments Before Idaho Killings: Victim’s Haunting Claim of Being Watched Revealed
Ever get that eerie feeling like someone’s eyes are glued on you when you’re all alone? Well, Kaylee Goncalves did—swearing she saw someone just staring as she took her dog out, a chilling premonition before the horrific night that unfolded at the University of Idaho. Her roommates, Dylan Mortensen and another, found themselves barricaded inside a bedroom, haunted by screams, sobbing, and a strange voice promising help—a voice that no one recognized. Eight long hours passed before 911 was even called, lingering questions about what truly happened during that terrifying night still gnaw at us. How much did they see? Could those fleeting moments have changed everything? Dive deeper into the unsettling details and piece together the grim puzzle behind those haunting last moments. LEARN MORE

“Once Kaylee said, when everyone was, like, gone, and it was only Kaylee, and she was taking [her dog] out, she said she swears she saw someone staring at her,” Funke told police following the murders.
Dylan Mortensen, the other surviving roommate, also told cops she heard Goncalves scream and run to a bathroom on the day Kohberger would stab her and fellow University of Idaho students Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodl, and Kernodl’s boyfriend, Ethan Chapin.
Mortensen recalled hearing a “weird” voice speaking to Goncalves, and revealed to police, “I heard her go into the bathroom. And I remember her sobbing. I remember hearing this guy’s voice that I didn’t recognize saying, ‘You’re gonna be ok. I’m gonna help you.”
Both Mortensen and Funke’s room locked themselves inside a bedroom, as 911 was not called until eight hours later.















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