University of Idaho victim’s father says creepy Bryan Kohberger selfie was taken as ‘trophy’ after slayings

The creepy selfie Bryan Kohberger took giving a thumbs up hours after allegedly slaughtering four University of Idaho students was taken as a sick “trophy” for the accused killer, a father of one of the victims claims.

Steve Goncalves, whose daughter Kaylee Goncalves was one of the four victims stabbed to death at the off-campus home, believes the alleged killer felt in the moment he snapped the photo that he had gotten away with their murders.

“I see somebody that was there making himself a trophy,” he told “Fox and Friends” Friday morning about the photo, which was released in a hoard of court documents filed this week.

“I know the timeline, I know that he … had just returned to the crime scene and came back,” he continued.

“He had realized that nobody had called 911, I think he knew they were still asleep. And to him, that’s his little trophy to let him know that, hey, I got away with it.”

Kohberger snapped a photo of himself standing in front of a shower giving a chilling half-smile while giving a thumbs-up at 10:30 a.m. on Nov. 13, 2022 — roughly six hours after the students were killed.