IDAHO, USA — In a courtroom charged with emotion, Alivea Goncalves confronted the murderer of her sister Kaylee and her friend Madison Mogen, delivering a powerful and scathing impact statement that laid bare the brutal nature of the crime.

Speaking directly to Kohberger, Alivea painted a portrait of Kaylee and Maddie as vibrant, accomplished young women who were full of life and kindness. She emphasized that they were not mere victims to be studied or silenced, but dynamic individuals whose lives were violently cut short.

With raw, unfiltered emotion, Alivea systematically dismantled the defendant’s persona. She described him as a “sociopath” and “psychopath,” challenging his actions and motivations. Her testimony revealed a deeply personal account of loss, transforming grief into a powerful statement of truth and resilience.

The most striking moments came when Alivea directly confronted the killer, asking pointed questions about the murders and exposing what she called his “desperate quest for attention.” She characterized him as a “delusional, pathetic, hypochondriac loser” who was ultimately nothing more than an ordinary criminal.

Her final words were a defiant declaration: had Kaylee been awake during the attack, she “would have kicked his f****** a**,” said as a testament to the strength of the sisters’ bond, and the senseless violence that tore them apart.

Alivea initially planned to read her raw, emotional thoughts as a final act of love but decided against it, refusing to give the defendant satisfaction. The testimony stands as a profound moment of confrontation, turning a moment of victimization into a powerful statement of survival and truth.