Bryan Kohberger Victim's Sister's Remark About The Killer 'Getting Big Ds In Prison' Sparks Mixed Reactions

The victim impact statement from a family member of one of Bryan Kohberger's victims has sparked mixed reactions online, with some netizens calling it "homophobic."

While delivering her remarks in court, Kristi Goncalves hinted at her family's desire for Kohberger to get assaulted with a witty remark from her youngest daughter about the killer "getting big D's in prison."

After the shocking remark, Kristi and other members of the Goncalves family continued with strong, emotional statements aimed at the convicted Bryan Kohberger, who was sentenced to four consecutive life terms plus additional time for burglary.

Kristi Goncalves, the mother of Bryan Kohberger's victim Kaylee Goncalves, is facing subtle backlash over comments made during her victim impact statement at his sentencing.

While her remarks were emotionally charged and directed at the convicted killer, some online users are now questioning the appropriateness of certain lines.

Krist also noted that the message was coming from the victims' younger sister, saying, "Quick message from our youngest daughter."

She continued, "Aubrie wanted to say, 'You may have received As in high school, but you're gonna be getting big Ds in prison."

Reacting to the sexually suggestive message, several on X branded it as "homophobic," with one person writing, "We stand with her, but this comment feels homophobic."

A second individual said, "It's such a homophobic thing to say... Like gay sex is the worst thing that could ever happen to someone, and also encouraging r-pe is so weird to me…"

Another netizen stated, "I feel sorry for her and her family, but that joke was completely inappropriate and is rooted in homophobia and rape culture."

One more person wrote, "Wow, imagine using this very serious moment to say a lame joke like you're in 6th grade."

It wasn't all backlash for Kristi over her emotional remarks at Kohberger, as some netizens also defended her.

"It's not homophobic," a netizen commented. "They're saying he's going to be raped, which is also something that's frowned on and in poor taste. I think they'll get a pass for today, given the circumstances and the long 3 years it took to have a chance to address him."

Another person wrote, "She can have a pass because it's her child. But everyone else … please don't."

Beyond the controversial remark, Kristi also used several pointed words at Kohberger, saying he would be "forgotten, discarded, used, and erased."

She also told Kohberger that the world will remember him as a "loser" and an "absolute failure."

"When those prison doors shut behind you, I hope it reminds you of what we all already know: you're nothing," she added.

Following in the footsteps of Kristi, other members of the Goncalves family also slammed Kohberger while giving their impact statement.

Kaylee's sister, Alivea Goncalves, called the Idaho killer "insecure," with predictable patterns and shallow motives.

"You are not profound, you are pathetic. You aren't special or deep, not mysterious or exceptional. Don't ever get it twisted again," Alivea added.

Kaylee's father, Steve Goncalves, branded Kohberger as a "complete joke" who made it easy for him to be apprehended by leaving a trail of evidence.

"You were that foolish, that careless, that stupid… We knew from the very beginning we had you," Steve said, per the New York Post.

Interestingly, despite the strong remarks made in court, Kohberger chose not to give a statement when given the chance. Instead, he simply said, "I respectfully decline," before the judge proceeded with his sentencing.

Following Kohberger's sentencing, documents have emerged revealing gruesome details about the Idaho student killer's fatal stabbing of two of his victims.

According to the documents obtained by the New York Post, the 30-year-old stabbed one of his victims, Xana Kernodle, more than 50 times, with two of the wounds piercing her heart.

Police also noted that Kernodle had an "intense struggle" with Kohberger, which may explain why she suffered such a high number of stab wounds.

Meanwhile, Kaylee Goncalves was brutally stabbed more than 20 times. Though the number was lower, the wounds left her "unrecognizable" when discovered by police.

"Her facial structure was extremely damaged," the records stated, adding that some of the stab wounds pierced her lungs, liver, and multiple arteries.