Idaho 4 Bloodbath: Bryan Kohberger's Victims 'Endured High Degree of Pain and Suffering' During Fatal Knife Attack, Newly Released Autopsy Claims

Mogen and Goncalves were found in Mogen's bedroom. According to the report, Goncalves had the most gruesome injuries, with signs she was stabbed 38 times in her scalp, face, neck, chest and upper extremities. She also suffered "blunt force injuries" and "asphyxial injuries."

The autopsy identified evidence that she had been suffocated, with Singh stating, "An unidentified object was placed across Goncalves' mouth."

Blunt force injuries also caused bleeding around her brain and a nasal fracture, along with patterned bruises to her lower face. In addition, one of her teeth had been knocked out, and tooth fragments and clotted blood were found in her oral cavity.

Mogen's autopsy report revealed she suffered 28 stab wounds, with 13 centered around her face and neck. She also had wounds to her scalp, face, neck, chest and upper extremities. The stab wounds were so deep they punctured her liver and lung.

Chapin was found in a bed, while his girlfriend, Kernodle, was on the floor inside her room. Chapin suffered fewer injuries than the girls in the house, with four wounds to his scalp and neck, one to his chest and 12 to his upper and lower body. One stab wound to his neck penetrated down 7 inches.

"When first viewed, blood is caked over the neck and in the left ear, and dried in smears and rivulets over the face, chest and arms," the autopsy notes.

Kernodle suffered similar stab wounds, along with punctures to the outer table of her skull and perforations of her jugular vein, heart, lung and pulmonary blood vessels.

Hers is the only autopsy that notes some of the injuries may have been defensive wounds, as she apparently tried to fight her attacker, with Singh noting injuries on her face "could be caused by Kernodle fighting and/or holding/touching the knife and/or hand that is holding the knife, causing the injury.”