Surviving idaho roommate 'scared to death' after encountering killer

A roommate who survived the University of Idaho massacre has been described as "another victim" after court documents reveal she encountered the suspected killer on the night.

Dylan Mortensen, 21, awoke to sounds of muffled crying in the night and saw a masked intruder who walked past her towards the student house's sliding glass door, according to an

affidavit unsealed last week. The unsealed court documents describe Ms Mortensen - listed as D.M - as being in "frozen shock" before she locked the door to her second-floor

bedroom. The surviving roommate saw the figure just after 4am but police were not called to the scene until around eight hours later. Steve Gonçalves, the father of victim Kaylee Gonçalves

who was stabbed to death that night, describes Ms Mortensen as "another victim" in the horrific case. "I think [she's] another victim of this crime. My heart goes out to

her, and she came up to me in different celebrations of life. And she showed herself to me that she didn't behave in a fashion of somebody who was involved in something like this,"

he said, speaking to NBC News. He added that Ms Mortensen and another roommate, Bethany Funke, 21, were "so upset" that the initial 911 call around noon wasn't "very

legible". He said that one of the two passed out when they discovered the victims. Speaking of Ms Mortensen, he added: "She's just a girl that was scared." Shanon Gray, a

lawyer for the Gonçalves family, also described how Ms Mortensen was "scared to death" after coming face-to-face with the intruder. "She was scared. She was scared to death,

and rightly so," she told Fox News. "This guy had just murdered four people in the home." She added: "She’s a victim in this case. Everybody kind of forgets that. The

Gonçalves family doesn’t have any ill will towards her or anything like that." Authorities believe the masked figure was Bryan Kohberger, 28, who has been arrested and charged in

connection the deaths of Ms Gonçalves, 21; Madison Mogen, 21; and Xana Kernodle, 20; and Ms Kernodle’s boyfriend Ethan Chapin, 20. A probably cause affidavit was unsealed on Thursday when

suspect Kohberger appeared in an Idaho court for the first time. It says Ms Mortensen was first woken just after 4am on November 13 by what sounded like Ms Gonçalves "playing with her

dog" in a third-floor bedroom of the off-campus rental home. READ MORE: MEGHAN MARKLE DROVE WEDGE BETWEEN 'THREE MUSKETEERS' HARRY, WILL, KATE Ms Mortensen locked her bedroom

door after seeing the intruder, the document says. She and roommate Ms Funke did not call the police until 11.58am. She described the figure as a 5'10" or taller male with

"bushy eyebrows" who was not "very muscular" but had an "athletic build". Police said the surviving roommate's statements, combined with phone records, led

them to believe the killings took place between 4am and 4.25am. Kohberger is being held without bail and has been charged with four counts of fourth degree murder and one count of felony

burglary. His next pretrial hearing is scheduled for January 12.