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

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Anonymous wrote:I would like to know how they ruled out the roommates and the ex bf Jack. They just believed that the roommates were asleep and so was Jack? Jack could have left his phone at his house while committing this crime. He could also have been the one who called his own phone using the girls phones. And leaving the the other 2 roommates unharmed maybe to make it look suspicious for the 2 surviving girls. So i want to know what evidence do they have to rule out these 3 obvious suspects??

I know we don't know all of the details, but this was a brutal murder with a knife against 4 people. Do you think a college aged female roommate could/would do that?
Like the pp's said, the public doesn't have all of the information. It's possible that obvious clues were at the scene that suggest a suspect other than the roommates and ex-bf.

Criminologists and FBI profilers (both former and current) all seem to agree on a profile of this guy -

1. Someone they know - although not in the inner circle. This could be an acquaintance or someone they’ve interacted with a few times.

2. A White male college age or just a smidge older

3. Someone who was predatory - not a reactive crime. So basically someone who was watching, observing, stalking and waiting.

4. Someone who had been in the house before.

I haven’t really followed it, but flipped over to Reddit and several people said all 3 girls worked at same place, and project a coworker could be a possibility. Survivors did not.

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Police are walking back and saying neither the house or victim where targeted. I do feel that this investigation has had a lot of mistakes.

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This case I haven’t followed closely but it’s so weird. The killer skipped some bedrooms on the middle floor but went to the third and back down and then the girl called that someone was unconscious but they were all stabbed and bleeding visibly?!

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Anonymous wrote:This case I haven’t followed closely but it’s so weird. The killer skipped some bedrooms on the middle floor but went to the third and back down and then the girl called that someone was unconscious but they were all stabbed and bleeding visibly?!

There is a lot out there and who knows what is truth but apparently the bedrooms of the girls who survived were locked.

One of the surviving girls saw the male victim on the floor when she got up and she ran outside and fainted. Someone called 911 on her. She wasn't actually unconscious but she fainted and was in shock from what she had seen in the house.

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The two girls were in the same bed when they were killed so it was just two bedrooms as the dating couple was in one and the best friends in the other.

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Anonymous wrote:This case I haven’t followed closely but it’s so weird. The killer skipped some bedrooms on the middle floor but went to the third and back down and then the girl called that someone was unconscious but they were all stabbed and bleeding visibly?!

I thought the survivors were all on the 1st floor and the killer likely entered through the sliding glass door on the 2nd floor.

[Anonymous]

It's a tiny town and the police are clearly way out of their depth. I feel for the victims and their families. They might not see justice. If the police can't find the killer, it will no doubt embolden him and encourage him to commit further crimes.

[Anonymous]

I fear the police have no idea who they're looking for. And the crime scene is probably so contaminated that any DNA found will be questionable.

I believe it was a random serial killer - like a Ted Bundy type guy - because of the use of the knife. The case of the Oregon couple being attacked in their home in the middle night in 2021 is intriguing because of the similarities.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This case I haven’t followed closely but it’s so weird. The killer skipped some bedrooms on the middle floor but went to the third and back down and then the girl called that someone was unconscious but they were all stabbed and bleeding visibly?!

I thought the survivors were all on the 1st floor and the killer likely entered through the sliding glass door on the 2nd floor.

This, the survivors were in the basement. Victims were on second (main) and third floor.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's a tiny town and the police are clearly way out of their depth. I feel for the victims and their families. They might not see justice. If the police can't find the killer, it will no doubt embolden him and encourage him to commit further crimes.

The fbi has been involved from very early in this case

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Anonymous wrote:I just can't believe this hasn't been solved yet.

+1

+1000

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Anonymous wrote:The two girls were in the same bed when they were killed so it was just two bedrooms as the dating couple was in one and the best friends in the other.

Interesting. From their photos, I thought they were in a relationship. Now that you said they were in bed together, I wonder if this is a hate crime.

[Anonymous]

I feel like we need to get Joe Kenda on this.

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Anonymous wrote:The two girls were in the same bed when they were killed so it was just two bedrooms as the dating couple was in one and the best friends in the other.

Interesting. From their photos, I thought they were in a relationship. Now that you said they were in bed together, I wonder if this is a hate crime.

They were like sisters. One of the families considered the other girl a bonus daughter. One of them had a recent male ex and one had a boyfriend. There’s nothing to suggest they were romantically involved.

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Anonymous wrote:The two girls were in the same bed when they were killed so it was just two bedrooms as the dating couple was in one and the best friends in the other.

Interesting. From their photos, I thought they were in a relationship. Now that you said they were in bed together, I wonder if this is a hate crime.

No, they were just close, old friends.