ID - 4 University of Idaho Students Murdered - Moscow # 19

[Jealoushe]

Sorry but Where did I say I suspected this person?

It was a general comment, not directed at you.

 

[CityKid]

I hate asking this but where did KG get the $$$$$/financing for her expensive (?) new car.....

most students would have no money after 4 years of college and rent/food/etc. payments

of course, it could be as simple as her parents bought it for her. and that's extremely likely

She worked. It's a used car. The KBB is $20-25K. Perhaps her parents helped too.

 

[layer]

• Detectives are aware of a sixth person listed on the lease at the residence. They have spoken to this individual and confirmed they moved out prior to the start of the school year and was not present at the time of the incident. Detectives do not believe this person has any involvement in the murders.

 

[cottonweaver]

In my humble opinion I believe this is a revenge killing related to the house and not a specific person. Revenge for what? That is the only answer we need. The problem with this is that it implies that the house had wronged someone. If the student body does not have any ideas then it must be a local resident. Does the house have a name used by students to describe it? grasping at straws here.

here you go

a member just posted this on page 17 of this thread


'Augusta lived there with a handful of other people, all men at the time, who were a mix of students or employees at the University of Idaho or Washington State University, or workers at nearby businesses. Augusta lived there for six months, and moved out in December 2019.

He called the residence at the time, a "community house." "You never locked the [side] screen door. Why would you lock the screen door? I mean, you've got locks on all the rooms, so we never locked the screen door," Augusta said.

It's a start

Idaho murders: Former first floor tenant of Moscow home says he couldn't hear activity from other floors

A former tenant of the Moscow, Idaho, home where four college students were murdered on Nov. 13 says he couldn't hear activity from other floors when he lived on the first floor.

www.foxnews.com

 

[CityKid]

that applies to common dorm hallways? wow I should move to Idaho.

Why would you lose constitutional rights in a dorm hallway?

 

[OldCop]

The news is reporting that the police are now saying they stand by their claim that it was targeted but they are not sure if it was a person or the house that was the target.

It's double speak and semantic word games like this that cause me not to trust what the police tell us.

It leaves me feeling like them not being embarrassed is a top priority for them.

Should people who live in split level homes be concerned?

Maybe people who own dogs or people who are right-handed.

The police have broadened the word "target" to mean almost anything. I am losing confidence in them.

I think LE is telling us the the killer went into this house and killed four people. LE is not sure why. Yet. Something or someone drew him there. LE is doing everything they can to find out who did it and why. They may not even know the answer until they identify a subject. Sometimes the perpetrator doesn’t even know why he does the things he does.

LE is doing a massive amount of difficult, cross contaminated, forensics work. They are following up on hundreds of tips, interviewing dozens and dozens of people, collecting and watching every piece of video data they can get their hands on.
However, you are losing confidence in the police because they can’t tell you if you should be concerned if you own a split level house, own a dog, or are righted handed? They have stepped up patrols, brought in extra officers from outside agencies, and asked folks to call them if they see or hear anything unusual.
Since the police can’t assign an officer to every citizen in their jurisdiction, maybe folks need to take some responsibility for their own safety, too. How about anyone should be concerned who lives in that area? How about everyone should take precautions? How about everyone should lock their doors and stay in groups until this monster is found.

 

[North_Idaho_Nony]

JMO Makes me wonder why they chose now to release the information. After 3 weeks why now? Hmmm…

Maybe because it has ~zero~ connection to the quadruple homicide, which they had already determined, but were boxed in by media speculation? JMHO, but it feels like LE are being forced to address a lot of speculation their investigation had already ruled in/out.

 

[layer]

I think LE is telling us the the killer went into this house and killed four people. LE is not sure why. Yet.

I think so too. I just wish they were as succinct as you.

 

[cottonweaver]

In 2019, when Augusta lived at the house, the residence had code locks on each bedroom door because each bedroom was rented individually, he said.

You never locked the [side] screen door. Why would you lock the screen door? I mean, you've got locks on all the rooms, so we never locked the screen door," Augusta said.

It was unclear if that was still the case when the victims began their lease on June 5. Some other victims' social media posts showed images of the home that reflected that the locks had since been changed.

He said people would frequently use a "walk path" that led directly from the area of the King Road home to the nearby fraternities.

Augusta said he has since submitted two tips to police, and is considering a third based on his experience around Moscow and living at the home.

Idaho murders: Former first floor tenant of Moscow home says he couldn't hear activity from other floors

A former tenant of the Moscow, Idaho, home where four college students were murdered on Nov. 13 says he couldn't hear activity from other floors when he lived on the first floor.

www.foxnews.com

great link thanks

Fox reporters have done a pretty good job on this case imo



car park angle is new too (pathway from frat - via house - to car park)
retired cop who picked up the path on Thanksgiving didn't pick-up that ( he couldn't, he was just doing exit & entry options)

neither of those locations had working lights prior to murders & ofc there's hardly any municipal street lighting there either

 

[human]

This seems like LE knew that they needed a coroner l

 

[Emerald15]

What is the difference between a “targeted attack”, and a “residence targeted”?

 

[North_Idaho_Nony]

From the obituary, she "was studying to become an elementary school teacher." Interesting that she was moving to Texas for a marketing job, per the friend with whom she was moving. (‘Targeted’ Killings and No Arrest Bring Fear to University of Idaho)

And K’s job was an internship, via the same link.

 

[thatssoamy]

What is the difference between a “targeted attack”, and a “residence targeted”?

IMO targeted attack is the victims themselves were targeted, whereas residence targeted because its secluded, or the door is left open, or it has no man in the house etc

 

[Emerald15]

IMO targeted attack is the victims themselves were targeted, whereas residence targeted because its secluded, or the door is left open, or it has no man in the house etc

Thank you.

 

[cottonweaver]

'Augusta said he has since submitted two tips to police, and is considering a third based on his experience around Moscow and living at the home.'

good man

Idaho murders: Former first floor tenant of Moscow home says he couldn't hear activity from other floors

A former tenant of the Moscow, Idaho, home where four college students were murdered on Nov. 13 says he couldn't hear activity from other floors when he lived on the first floor.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Peppery]

And K’s job was an internship, via the same link.

Some internships are paid

 

[thatssoamy]

Pastor currently reading out letters from the 2 surviving roomates Memorial

 

[JSTANOVICE]

What is the difference between a “targeted attack”, and a “residence targeted”?

That’s What I Would like To know, first how would they even know the difference, saying the residence or house was the target, maybe the neighbor didn’t like the color, Geez I wish they would just admit that they don’t know yet if it was targeted or random, What makes them think the house was targeted

 

[layer]

This seems like LE knew that they needed a coroner l

At some point they obviously did. These blotter posts are not confined to just the 911 calls, otherwise there would be no mention of reports taken, etc.

 

[cottonweaver]

Some internships are paid

wasn't she studying to be an elementary school teacher?
If so, could the Texas job have related to that? ( A school student placement but unpaid?)