ID - 4 University of Idaho Students Murdered - Moscow # 17

[ChatteringBirds]

This tragedy seems to be breaking news:

Police said they responded to King Road for a report of an unconscious person. When officers arrived, they “discovered four individuals who were deceased...”

4 Idaho college students killed in 'targeted attack,' no suspects in custody

Four University of Idaho students were found dead on Sunday, officials said.

abcnews.go.com

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Press photo album (compilation courtesy of WS member cujenn81)

Moscow ID Police Departement Facebook page

City of Moscow re King Road Homicide

Detectives are looking to develop context for the events and people involved in the four murders at 1122 King Rd in Moscow, Idaho. Anyone who observed notable behavior, has video surveillance, or can provide relevant information about these murders:

• Telephone: 208-883-7180
• Email: tipline@ci.moscow.id.us
• Digital Media: fbi.gov/moscowidaho

 

[Sillybilly]

ADMIN NOTE:

As Kaylee's parents said she was "a websleuth", we don't know if they meant she was an actual WSer or if it was used in a more generic sense.

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[Sillybilly]

Please read The Rules (linked in my signature), and continue discussion here.

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No sleuthing or insinuations/accusations against anyone who is not officially named a POI/suspect by LE.

 

[Sillybilly]

Admin Note > Horse's mouth:

LE has said the skinned dog is not related.

Detectives are aware of a Latah County Sheriff’s Office incident of the report of a skinned dog and have determined it is unrelated to this incident. Contact Latah County Sheriff’s Office for further details. Additionally, Detectives are also aware of a Moscow Police incident of the report of deceased animals left on a resident’s property. This was determined to be wildlife activity and unrelated to the incident.

Members have been advised before not to discuss it any further. If you still wish to discuss it further, call the Sheriff's Office but don't post about it here or you may lose posting privileges.

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[Sillybilly]

The following Johnny Law youtube was originally posted by Mayboy1998 earlier today but because it was not a podcast host we were familiar with and we did not have time to view it in its entirety, it was removed. Having now had time to view it, it is being approved on a one-time basis because it does seem to provide an excellent analysis of the layout of the house, where individuals may have been sleeping, and it speaks to the location of the red liquid in relation to the overall layout of the house.

 

[Sillybilly]

Thread is open again.

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[Sillybilly]

Thread 13, post #977 has the pic with obvious berries on the tree right next to the deck.

Sorry, can't get it to link.

We don't quote post numbers because those can change over time due to Mods having to remove posts.

The following will help everyone know how to quote a post from elsewhere and then your link will not change due to moderation:

How to Quote a Post from Another Thread

 

[Sillybilly]

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[Sillybilly]

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Stop bringing rumors into this discussion, and stop stating opinion as fact.

There is no approved source to support that EC was found in the hallway.

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[YaYa_521]

Continue here.

 

[TAM121]

Friday Fan​

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I do not agree, respectfully. We use that term for alive people in the medical field when getting CPR certified .

Dispatch does not use it for fainting.
In CPR and in general medical notes, responsiveness is checked. "Pupils responsive to light. Patient is alert and responsive." (This would be medical notes. I was a nurse and we checked responsiveness all the time)

In dispatch/le lingo, it is not used for fainting. "Unresponsive" is often used for dead.

Seriously, if a roommate had fainted and they called EMS, would Comms Director for the Idaho State Police be talking about someone who had fainted???

On the local evening news this is a common story: Police were called to xxxx block for an unresponsive individual. The person was found with a bullet wound".

If someone faints, what happens when 911 is called???
Caller: My friend passed out
Dispatch: "Is your friend breathing"
Dispatch is then likely to provide some instructions and if things don't go well, then EMS will be dispatched, not police. Police did not not respond to a fainted person call.
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I'm behind and Thread 16 just locked as I was replying ... so this may have been asked/answered already but I thought this was a good point. Do we know who was dispatched on scene - was it EMS or police? If not EMS, would that imply 911 caller knew the roommate was deceased (or the 911 operator knew from the details they were receiving)? Would that prove/disprove the question of who the 911 call was being placed for (stabbed victim or fainted roommate)?

 

[crax.t]

man, X's obit just ripped me to shreds. i really really hope they find justice for these victims.

 

[Helechawagirl]

I’m beginning to become concerned about vigilantes getting riled up and hurting someone. There’s so much rampant speculation and posting of names, photos, addresses. I feel for LE doing their best in what has become a circus.

As to why the UI is involved—money. They are likely the largest employer in the area and fuel the rest of the economy. JMO

 

[sleuthloapf]

I just saw a video where kaylee’s dad confirms she had a stalker? Or at least someone she mentioned… goes against what her sister has said, has anyone seen this?

 

[kwash]

Friday Fan​

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Dispatch does not use it for fainting.
In CPR and in general medical notes, responsiveness is checked. "Pupils responsive to light. Patient is alert and responsive." (This would be medical notes. I was a nurse and we checked responsiveness all the time)

In dispatch/le lingo, it is not used for fainting. "Unresponsive" is often used for dead.

Seriously, if a roommate had fainted and they called EMS, would Comms Director for the Idaho State Police be talking about someone who had fainted???

On the local evening news this is a common story: Police were called to xxxx block for an unresponsive individual. The person was found with a bullet wound".

If someone faints, what happens when 911 is called???
Caller: My friend passed out
Dispatch: "Is your friend breathing"
Dispatch is then likely to provide some instructions and if things don't go well, then EMS will be dispatched, not police. Police did not not respond to a fainted person call.
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I'm behind and Thread 16 just locked as I was replying ... so this may have been asked/answered already but I thought this was a good point. Do we know who was dispatched on scene - was it EMS or police? If not EMS, would that imply 911 caller knew the roommate was deceased (or the 911 operator knew from the details they were receiving)? Would that prove/disprove the question of who the 911 call was being placed for (stabbed victim or fainted roommate)?

I imagine it wasn’t just a person fainted call. It was more likely along the lines of a hysterical, screaming, sobbing person initiated the call about the downed person(s) they saw and then the friend took over and told them the caller had fainted. So the possible unresponsive person would be what the dispatcher might say.

 

[isabella88]

Neighbor of butchered Idaho students DENIES he is their killer

Jeremy Reagan, a third-year law student who says he is 'socially awkward' has denied he is responsible for the deaths of four University of Idaho students in a series of interviews.

www.dailymail.co.uk

So the neighbor says he is willing to give DNA and fingerprints, which signals that LE hasn't asked. Oversight or maybe they don't think he's involved in any way. JMO

 

[sds71]

I just saw a video where kaylee’s dad confirms she had a stalker? Or at least someone she mentioned… goes against what her sister has said, has anyone seen this?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1597940932652974081

 

[mayhem911]

Fox news is saying that the investigation will wrap up inside the address in the very near term. Let's hope they have something because sometimes it feels like this investigation would be no further along than if a web sleuth was in charge. Goncalves Father says he has been told crime scene was a mess, killer was sloppy, and left lots of evidence. If that's the case then who did it.

 

[ventuc]

I will stop posting about the 911 calls after I just say this – – I do think it’s important for people to trust what’s being put out there by the police, and if something makes no sense whatsoever, then how is the public supposed to believe other statements they’ve made? I personally don’t need to know of course, but the people who live in that community might need to know. The police have said that they were targeted, which implies that others in the community are not in danger. If you can’t make sense of what they’re saying, how can you trust that you’re actually safe? I think there are plenty of examples where doctors and people of authority have gotten the facts wrong, especially in the case of a chaotic scene.

 

[UConnSportsGuy]

My opinion of what happened with the surviving roommates and the 911 call that morning:

Roommate(s) (RM) are up Sunday morning and it is strange that X is not awake and up for the day--maybe even had an event or brunch that she was expected up for. So RM knocks on X's door with no response. RM then tries to open X's bedroom door and discovers it locked. So RM then calls X's cell phone and X does not answer--but roommate can hear the phone ringing in X's bedroom (so she knows she is in there not responding). So RM then tries calling E's cell phone to see if he knows what is up with X---and the RM can then hear E's phone ringing in the locked bedroom as well. So then RM starts to get concerned and calls E's brother and frat guys that are essentially right across the street a the Frat House to see if they know anything or can come help. E's brother and frat brothers come to the house and knock on the door and call for E and X through the door with no response. So they decide to call 911 and report an unresponsive person in the bedroom. While on the phone with 911, the dispatcher directs them to try to open the locked door (this is when the phone gets passed around to different people as we know happened on the call). During the commotion on the call with 911, they eventually find a wire hanger to pop open the bedroom door and find the horror scene of their friends/sibling/brother stabbed to death in a grizzly scene. The RM and friends who are there then run out of the house and wait for police to arrive.

This scenario would account for all of the various strange facts we know about the morning and the call that seem off to all of us but seem to make sense to me.

Thoughts?