4 students in University of Idaho, killed in their home.

[Anonymous]

The internet has made every clueless teleworker think they are an expert, based upon their innate intelligence I guess.

Can you please give experienced professionals (like a coroner) some credit for knowing more than you?

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Anonymous wrote:I almost feel sorry for the police. They’re obviously small town cops and this is a horrific crime that’s attracting international attention. Of course they’re in over their heads.

What an ignorant comment, you obviously know nothing about law enforcement.

Enlighten us

Considering the FBI and Idaho State Police are part of the investigation your comment is ignorant as you obviously don't understand the current workings of this particular investigation or how LE works in general. Dopey comments usually come from Dopey people so go back to watching the View.

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Anonymous wrote:What's that sleuth forum where users investigate viral things like this?

Websleuths and they are already on thread #3.

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It's incompetent to tell people to be vigilant? Got it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Instead of discussing rankings, parents should be discussing safety.

The fact that guns are so readily available here and mental illness is rampant in this country - this is my biggest fear.

All 4 stabbed to death, idiot.

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Anonymous wrote:One of the victim's father is saying that her autopsy showed that she fought back. That is just so hard to understand. If there was a scuffle, why did the others not flee? I don't understand. how do you kill 4 young people by knife unless it is done quickly when they are all passed out asleep?

Coroner is saying they were all killed in their beds. I don't find it weird that someone was fighting back but if they were in bed half asleep and maybe being prevented from screaming that they wouldn't be able to raise an alarm for the others.

But two were in the same room (presumably the same bed).

Is it possible there was more than one attacker? Also it sounds like the male had defensive wounds, so maybe he woke up to his girlfriend screaming and tried to fight?

[Anonymous]

I heard on the news this morning that one of the girls reported that she had a stalker about two months ago..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The internet has made every clueless teleworker think they are an expert, based upon their innate intelligence I guess.

Can you please give experienced professionals (like a coroner) some credit for knowing more than you?

Haha touche.

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Anonymous wrote:What's that sleuth forum where users investigate viral things like this?

Websleuths and they are already on thread #3.

Every time I've visited that forum the threads are unreadable because their moderators are power drunk busybodies who delete and lock everything. The Idaho threads are locked.

[Anonymous]

This case is so bizarre. One of the victims sister found the tape of the girls at the food truck around 2am which produced two leads (although I think they have since been cleared, the “the lurking hoodie”. Not the police, the sister. I believe she also contacted the Uber driver. The male victims family statements convinced the ME to make statement that this is not a Murder/suicide when the police statements were too suggestive of that. And of course the “no threat” “well, maybe a threat” and most recently saying “we cannot exclude the surviving roommates as suspects” is too suggestive. Just say no comment regarding roommates. Come on, there is no way some 110lb females killed 4 people including a 6 ft athletic guy with a combat knife and multiple stabs per victim. This is just so strange. The main door to the house locks automatically from a keypad and there was no forced entry. Wonder how many kids will come back after Thanksgiving if there is no arrest…

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Anonymous wrote:What's that sleuth forum where users investigate viral things like this?

Websleuths and they are already on thread #3.

As crazy as people on websleuths appear to be several years ago they solved the case of my friend who went missing. It turned out she had committed suicide by driving her car off a cliff, they organized online where they speculated her car might be, organized a search, and found her. Was incredible.

[Anonymous]

The Reddit forum is pretty good https://www.reddit.com/r/idahomurders/

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's that sleuth forum where users investigate viral things like this?

Websleuths and they are already on thread #3.

As crazy as people on websleuths appear to be several years ago they solved the case of my friend who went missing. It turned out she had committed suicide by driving her car off a cliff, they organized online where they speculated her car might be, organized a search, and found her. Was incredible.

I’m so sorry about your friend. But a nice story about strangers coming together to help out. Is the link still around for that?

[Anonymous]

I read the two roommates were high/ passed out on shrooms which may be why they didn’t hear anything/engage/realize what was happening downstairs.

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Anonymous wrote:What's that sleuth forum where users investigate viral things like this?

Websleuths and they are already on thread #3.

Every time I've visited that forum the threads are unreadable because their moderators are power drunk busybodies who delete and lock everything. The Idaho threads are locked.

I was reading Websleuths recently and it's active again. There are some good theories and information there, but I feel bad reading about something so tragic.