I would agree.
As far as I can tell LE does not know who he is.
I witnessed a throat slashing once. It was lightning fast and caught the victim totally by surprise. The only noise came from all the shocked patrons present in the bar. The victim got immediate treatment and lived but it was an extremely close call.
I think the dog would smell and react to the scent of blood.
I was thinking of how in prior cases where the perp followed someone home. Then watched which lights went on, then waited for the last one to go off, indicating a bedroom. At that point they knew in an hour they could make their move. Scary to think how visible we are at night. Imo.
I repeat: hmm...
It really is scary. Also, judging by ISP stating they believe the attacker came in through the sliding door / no signs of forced entry, it’s likely someone left that door unlocked, JMO.
Or if some of them were asleep
This is why I leave my front porch and back porch and downstairs hallway lights on always . Just so people assume that someone is awake .
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What a painful way to die. They bled out
Uh oh.
I leave a light on as well.
So Ethan is a triplet and his two brothers also go to U of I and they have a sister who is also in a sorority at the University..Ethan Chapin's last day was spent with his siblings, dressed up and dancing.Slain Idaho students leave behind bright memories, big goals
The four University of Idaho students who were stabbed to death near campus last weekend were more than just college students and crime victims.
"He was our daughter Maizie's date, and his brother was Maizie's roommate's date," Chapin's mother, Stacy Chapin, said in an interview Wednesday. The group was attending a dance hosted by Maizie's sorority. "They all spent their last day together, all dressed up, and had a great time. We're all thankful that they spent that time together."
Ethan Chapin captured photos of the event on his phone, but the family has yet to see them. The device is being held by law enforcement as potential evidence in the homicide investigation.
"We realized yesterday morning, watching information about our son being posted that didn't come from us personally, that the greatest gift we could do for our son in this moment is be his voice," Stacy Chapin said.
"You rarely get to meet someone like Xana," her sister said via text message. "She was so positive, funny and was loved by everyone who met her."
Xana Kernodle went to high school in the scenic northern Idaho city of Post Falls. For her graduation in 2020, she decorated her mortarboard with flower and butterfly cut-outs and the words, "For The Lives That I Will Change."
Mogen and Goncalves grew up together in northern Idaho, such close friends that they were practically sisters. Goncalves chronicled some of their history in an Instagram post celebrating Mogen's 21st birthday in May.
"I wouldn't have wanted anyone else to be the main character in all my childhood stories," Goncalves wrote.
Along with photos, Mogen collected quotes on her Instagram page.
"It's not all sunshine and rainbows, but a good amount of it actually is," read one brightly colored post. For now, friends and family are trying to find refuge in the light they left behind.
I have to agree with this. If this person were a stranger to the victims before that night, I find it hard to believe he/she/they? would risk going into a house with a dog and several roommates. If a stranger, could it be possible, they broke in the house early and gave a sedative to the dog?
IMO A very simple explanation for this could be that forensics cannot exclude them. The only thing that can exclude them is their own testimony that they were asleep — which isn’t enough for Police to exclude them. But as roommates it’s likely their dna is in the murder scenes. So you can’t rule them out because (1) their dna is present (2) the only people who can verify they were not involved are dead (3) they cannot prove they were asleep. I’m be very dubious about reading too much into this.
