A grieving father reflects on the week he began getting answers. Steve Goncalves' daughter, Kaylee, was taken from him nearly two months ago. The man accused of murdering the four students was arrested in Pennsylvania and flown to Idaho this week. Goncalves sat down with KTVB's Morgan Romero to discuss his daughter, family, friends and thoughts about the arrest of a suspect. "I feel relief. It was nearly seven weeks of absolutely no clear guidance that we were on the right track," Goncalves said. "We knew there was evidence but all that can mean nothing until you have a face and a person or personality to put it towards." Investigators say she was killed in the same bed as her best friend, Madison Mogen, in a house just off the University of Idaho campus on Nov. 13, 2022. Downstairs, their roommate Xana Kernodle and her boyfriend Ethan Chapin were also stabbed to death. A 28-year-old Washington State University PhD student, Bryan Kohberger, faces four counts of first-degree murder, and one burglary charge for going into 1122 King Road in Moscow, with the intent to commit murder. A detailed probable cause affidavit (PCA) was also released Thursday, laying out why investigators think he is the one who killed the four students. As Kohberger sits in the Latah County Jail without bail, Goncalves said he’s breathing a small sigh of relief. “I miss what she meant to the family," Goncalves said. READ THE FULL STORY: https://www.king5.com/article/news/special-reports/moscow-murders/local-i-miss-what-she-meant-to-the-family-and-what-she-meant-to-the-world-steve-goncalves-on-his-daughter-kaylee/277-82cea7d8-8f7e-4c22-acc2-cdb2312009ce