'They're trying to suppress this': Kaylee Goncalves' dad reveals reason for 'frustration' with officials
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MOSCOW, IDAHO: Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves' father Steve revealed the reason behind his "frustration" with the authorities. From the start of the investigation, the Goncalves family has been active and has given interviews for many news channels to discuss their take on the ongoing investigation of the University of Idaho murders. In a recent interview, when Steve was asked the reason behind his frustration, he said, “They [Law Enforcement] put certain people between you and the officers that are making things happen and those people are like lawyers and they don’t wanna say anything and they don’t have the guts to come up and be Alpha and be like leaders and say ‘Hey we might say something wrong. We are gonna take that hit.’”
Steve continued, “So the officers they look me straight in their eyes lead to detective look me in his eyes. I have no doubt he is working as hard as he can. But, somebody isn’t communicating. There’s nothing being released. It seems like they are trying to suppress the story. We wanted to put rewards out, but they are like don’t do that. Yeah, I get it your town doesn’t want to have reward posters posted all over when you come and you do your rush. You are not going to get a lot of students if they see those things. But this community is not going to heal until this guy’s pulled off the street. It ain’t gonna happen, think it through, it’s not gonna happen. He has to be off the streets. We are all working for the same thing.”
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