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

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just heard the press conference today. Very odd that two uninsured roommates were home , yet the crimes were not called in until mid-day. And the 911 call described an unconscious person (not all of the murders).

One or both of them was likely involved, right??

Sorry, it should read “uninjured”, not “uninsured.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just heard the press conference today. Very odd that two uninsured roommates were home , yet the crimes were not called in until mid-day. And the 911 call described an unconscious person (not all of the murders).

One or both of them was likely involved, right??

They could have been drugged or threatened not to call the police.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just heard the press conference today. Very odd that two uninsured roommates were home , yet the crimes were not called in until mid-day. And the 911 call described an unconscious person (not all of the murders).

One or both of them was likely involved, right??

They could have been drugged or threatened not to call the police.

Or were college students who slept in until noon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I saw a report stating the scene was extremely bloody. Thinking about it, it takes TIME to stab 4 people to death. And no one could scream to the others? Very odd.

I don't see how one person stabbed and killed four adults. Unless they were asleep/passed out at the time.

Yes, right? Sounds like a horror movie, not reality.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just heard the press conference today. Very odd that two uninsured roommates were home , yet the crimes were not called in until mid-day. And the 911 call described an unconscious person (not all of the murders).

One or both of them was likely involved, right??

They could have been drugged or threatened not to call the police.

Or were college students who slept in until noon.

I don’t think it would be unusual to sleep into noon after a night out in college, especially Saturday night. And I understand the sleep may have been aided by alcohol. BUT strange that 4 roommates were slashed to death including a 20 year old male who looks in good shape, and you don’t wake up. No screams? The circumstances around the murders are very weird. Like the guy was in the house, waited for them to fall asleep or even drugged them and intentionally murdered 4 or the 6 occupants. My heart brakes for all those involved. So terrible it is keeping me up at night worrying about my own children in college. The joy in their pictures is heartbreaking.

[Anonymous]

The other two roommates are women and I read that a sheriff spokesperson said they were NOT suspects and were cooperating. The fact that victims were all stabbed IMO makes it less likely 2 college women could have done it. Stabbing a person to death, much less 4 people, is very hard to do and time consuming vs using a different method like a gun. I would think the other roommates could have been overpowered vs a man that is bigger and stronger than you (not trying to get into a huge gender debate).

[Anonymous]

The young man that was murdered was athletic, according to his mother.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The other two roommates are women and I read that a sheriff spokesperson said they were NOT suspects and were cooperating. The fact that victims were all stabbed IMO makes it less likely 2 college women could have done it. Stabbing a person to death, much less 4 people, is very hard to do and time consuming vs using a different method like a gun. I would think the other roommates could have been overpowered vs a man that is bigger and stronger than you (not trying to get into a huge gender debate).

Definitely was NOT suggesting the two unharmed roommates were involved in the murders. Just staying the murders seemed to have some other component to enable 4 to be killed by knife without disturbing the other two. I have heard the layout of house and rooms are untraditional, but I still don’t get how there was not enough screaming or commotion to wake roommates up. Is it possible the house was gassed to knock them out? Just terrible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another example of why you don’t send your children to a college where they have to live off-campus.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another example of why you don’t send your children to a college where they have to live off-campus.

+1

What? I thought everyone eventually lived off campus? At lease that’s what we did 30 years ago at UVA!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just heard the press conference today. Very odd that two uninsured roommates were home , yet the crimes were not called in until mid-day. And the 911 call described an unconscious person (not all of the murders).

One or both of them was likely involved, right??

They could have been drugged or threatened not to call the police.

This whole thing is beyond strange. FWIW I do not like college kids in off campus housing. They are mature but still a little clueless at that age. I am going to guess the door was not locked or the kids let in someone they thought was a friend? The call at noon could be reasonable but given how gory we are hearing everything is just doesn’t make sense for a 911 call to say unconscious person. I am wondering if police said no danger because given these circumstances thought it had to be the roommates and now that they are cleared they know this could be a Ted Bundy thing. Horrible week for college news.

[Anonymous]

Most colleges only have housing for the first two years, some only the first year.

Almost all upperclassmen live in off campus housing.

[Anonymous]

But is this a good thing? I would say no. Maybe senior year but younger in campus is better. Also the off campus places tend to be run down which you understand because owners know kids will be living there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another example of why you don’t send your children to a college where they have to live off-campus.

+1

What? I thought everyone eventually lived off campus? At lease that’s what we did 30 years ago at UVA!

So funny how people assume their experience is the only one there is!

My kid only looked at schools that guaranteed 4 years of housing on campus, in fact the one she chose required it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just heard the press conference today. Very odd that two uninsured roommates were home , yet the crimes were not called in until mid-day. And the 911 call described an unconscious person (not all of the murders).

One or both of them was likely involved, right??

Seems to make sense that the 2 unharmed roommates are obvious suspects. And maybe the reason they didn’t call 911 was they had to get rid of the evidence and stuff.. also if the 4 victims were intoxicated then it’s easier to stab them no? Idk, just thinking out loud. The 2 unharmed roommates doesn’t make sense. They have to be involved in some way..