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Bump… This case needs more attention - someone needs to be brought to justice.

Similar crimes and all in the immediate area: https://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/offender/sops/flyer.jsf?personId=63184 https://www.newspapers.com/clip/81117043/cindy-howell-my-cousin/

This may be the ‘suspect’: https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1991-05-14-9105140087-story.html

You’re assuming they would hear/see someone ‘trying’ their door. These are college kids in a party house; they have the ability to sleep through things most people can’t comprehend.

You have to imagine the neighborhood operates at all hours of the day. You have students studying/pulling all nighters, kids partying, and other students going in for early jobs. It would be very easy to act suspiciously and go unnoticed. I do think it’s highly likely the person left town and...

We had one in both cars at one point; we live in Florida and had them ready if we needed to cut the kids out of their car seats. (Water crash) They’re great knives and very inexpensive. I used one recently on the interstate to cut loose ground cover off the bottom of my car after I hit debris.

This thread’s getting posts fast and furious, so I apologize if I missed this over the weekend; has anyone mentioned the police bringing tracking dogs in? I don’t remember anything on it last week and it seems crazy to me they wouldn’t have brought them in quickly after the crime.

That threat assessment reminds me of Israel Keyes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_Keyes

I can’t emphasize enough how much this occurring the week before Thanksgiving is impacting this investigation. It looks like the majority of population centers within Idaho are > five hours away by car and ~25% of UI students are from out of state. This is another reason the FBI was brought in...

What logs are you referencing? Do you have a link?

Very interesting - my mind didn’t go there with a potential suspect but she has a very impressive resume.

If those were my children, they would be cooperating but have a lawyer present at all time; the police statements would worry me and I don’t think they’re treating either roommate very well with the press.

I’m pretty sure that’s an unfortunate typo in the post article.

Most killers don’t stay at a scene very long and this killer had to have a lot of blood on them. Because of the weather, that killer also more than likely was wearing multiple layers of clothing; this would allow them to ‘shed’ layers to avoid detection. (if needed) You have to assume there is...

Thanks, I removed that guess from my post - it was apparently stated by the Mayor and then reported by the NYT. (Paywall article)

that's very interesting - good eye.

Sorry, I meant to say my phone browser posted a duplicate post I made last night, today. (So I deleted it my duplicate post today)

A couple of my click observations on the ‘no risk to the public’ stance by the police while I’m skimming through this at work: My guess is the police probably received a behavioral assessment from the FBI within the first 24 hours that said this was a ‘crime of passion’ and the perpetrator...

this was deleted - this thread doesn't work well with my phone browser.

Interesting. He’s not likely to be apprehended though on a college campus in Idaho with this description, “The suspect is described as an 18- to 22-year-old white male. He was wearing a black baseball cap, black clothes, square-framed eyeglasses and had a five o’clock shadow. The UI alert says...