Bodycam footage shows Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves speaking to cops ... trends now

Newly released body camera footage shows slain University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves speaking to cops three months before she and three friends were brutally murdered.

Moscow Police responded to the off-campus home Goncalves and her friends were renting on August 16, after neighbors complained about the noise coming from an apparent party at the house.

Goncalves, 21, was polite and respectful as an officer let her off with a warning.

But on November 13, the cops would respond to the home once again to find her, Maddie Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20, all stabbed to death.

Bryan Kohberger, 28, is now being held without bail in connection with the quadruple homicide. Officers say his knife sheath was found at the scene.

The video, released Wednesday by the Law and Crime Network, documents the Moscow Police's visit to the King Road home back in August.

Goncalves could be seen coming out a sliding glass door wearing a tan strapless dress as she greets the officers on the scene, saying, 'Hey guys.'

A cop then asks if she knows why they were called to the home, to which Goncalves replied, 'I assume noise.'

The cop then confirmed that the Moscow Police Department did, in fact, receive a call about the excessive noise coming from the home, noting there was a 'big speaker right there.'

He went on to say he had 'nothing against having a party [but] once neighbor's start calling in, then we have an issue.'

'Fair,' Goncalves replied.

At that point, the cop told Goncalves he would 'give you a verbal warning,' reminding her, 'Once I have neighbors calling in, you're disturbing the peace.'

'Nothing against having parties, having people who are over age to drink, but again once we start disturbing the neighbors we have an issue,' he said.

He went on to note that noise tickets could cost between $300 to $400 for a first violation.

'I don't want to give that to you,' the cop told Goncalves. 'That being said, this is your place, I'm going to hold you responsible.

'Because it is your place, you're also responsible for everyone here,' he added. 'So I'm gonna grab your info and if I have to come back here a $300-something ticket is coming your way.

'I'd much rather you spend that $300 on beer or something fun rather than a noise ticket.'

'That being said, warnings, don't do it again. I'd hate to come back ina few hours and have to issue that,' the cop continued before asking if Goncalves had any questions, to which she replied that she didn't.

'Thank you, have a good rest of your day,' the cop told her, prompting Goncalves to reply, 'Thank you, you too.'