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

[bonjoviblonde]

They said they have M&K's ashes together. Sweet, but still increadibly heartbreaking.

Who has the girls ashes together?

 

[tpen]

Has anyone explored anything about twins sharing identical dna? Does this occur with triplets too?

With advanced testing, you can differentiate between identical twins and so on. They use epigenetic changes to figure that out.

 

[Stunned]

Wait, what did I miss? Why does it matter if they were identical or fraternal?

IMO apsolutely nothing!

 

[Sister Golden Hair]

I had a super-creep-sex-offender-pedophile coworker and suspected a camera had been placed in the bathroom. Other strange security breaches were happening. He quit abruptly as more were suspecting his behavior. It’s very frightening how easy it is to purchase spy cams.

thanks for creeping me out for all eternity while the same time providing some very useful information.

 

[layer]

Who has the girls ashes together?

K's family. They said that M's family wanted it this way too, at least for now.

This was on Banfield, BTW

 

[Lamima]

I have identical nephews. They do not look identical. Not even remotely. You can't go by visual.

My girls are identical and also do not look it. Most are surprised to hear they are identical.

 

[whowy]

DBM

You may be right, but if the circumstantial evidence gives them probably cause, then they can arrest. Circumstantial evidence is enough to convict if it proves the case beyond a reasonable doubt. IMO if the evidence - circumstantial or direct - were strong enough to get an arrest warrant, LE would be arresting, not waiting.

Circumstantial evidence - Wikipedia

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Circumstantial Evidence - Definition, Examples, Defense Strategies

Circumstantial evidence is a set of facts from which one may infer the fact in question. Direct evidence, by contrast, directly proves the fact in question.

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"Can arrest" is not the same as "should arrest". LE must remain mindful that a premature arrest based on circumstantial evidence may lay the groundwork for a jury to have "reasonable doubt" if a better suspect is ultimately brought to trial.

 

[JaimeInLA]

From what I’m seeing and reading about Kaylee’s family’s latest interview on Banfield it sounds like they are suspecting one of the surviving roommates or one of their friends that was there the next day…

Agree. Here is what was said:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1598895377318834177

 

[lucidium]

Wait, what did I miss? Why does it matter if they were identical or fraternal?

Sometime within the past few days, a poster asked whether it's possible to distinguish the dna (or blood?) of twins. I took it as insinuating the surviving brother might be the perpetrator. I hope very much that I misunderstood.

I believe that was the beginning of the fraternal vs. identical conversation.

 

[accordn2me]

Just checking in for the evening and only read the last 6 pages… I need to watch Banfield with Xana’s mom, also, anyone wondering if Ethan’s family were involved much with Xana, she is in quite a few pictures on his video tribute via obituary page. For what is it worth!

Next, what would it matter if Ethan and his brother were identical? No one is insinuating he did this, correct? Please no one go there!!!

Lastly- praying for an arrest!!!!! Before Christmas!

The question of the triplets DNA was asked in the context of comparing DNA profiles to samples at the crime scene; NOT in the context of suspects (I don’t believe.)

 

[NancyDrewISOclues]

And what significance does the information really have?

With the way the internet sleuths are on the a Facebook page I’m sure sooner or later someone would figure out there was a sixth and questions would be asked

 

[The Observer]

I saw someone say they heard them say “she”

Yes. Steve Goncalves said "She had a strong alibi" and "I don't know what would prevent you from sharing someone's alibi". So the family want to know what this alibi was and police would not divulge.

 

[NancyDrewISOclues]

Apparently about a week before the murders Xanas dad was at the house changing locks. That’s what Xanas mother said in an interview.

 

[Cindizzi]

 

[North_Idaho_Nony]

Ok the biggest news to come from Banfield’s interview with Xana’s mom is that Xana did have a lock on her bedroom door and that Xana’s dad had just replaced it with a new lock exactly one week before the murders.

I need to know WHY that lock was changed!!

Xana’s mom also said she thinks the kids were targeted. She thinks it was someone who knew them, maybe even a friend.

Wow.

Mother of slain Idaho student speaks for the first time | Banfield

Cara Denise Northington, the mother of Idaho murder victim Xana Kernodle, tells NewsNation's Ashleigh Banfield that police haven't been helpful and that she needs more answers. "There is so much more that can be done that has not been done," Northington said. #idahofour #moscow

www.newsnationnow.com

That doesn’t seem to be in the included clip?

Did she indicate that it was a code lock or key lock?

I’m with you: replacing a door knob or lock would generally be done by property management, ~especially~ if a lock is involved - that’s generally a lease term, IME. Why did her dad rather than PM do it?

 

[Strong1]

Apparently about a week before the murders Xanas dad was at the house changing locks. That’s what Xanas mother said in an interview.

If true, that's an interesting bit of info.

 

[kbckcern22]

Agree. Here is what was said:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1598895377318834177

The “she” just threw me for a really really HUGE loop! Anyone else?

 

[kittythehare]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1598895377318834177

 

[Chestnutsunfish]

Agree. Here is what was said:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1598895377318834177

Can’t quite make out what Kaylees Dad says at one point here and interested to know. Is there a transcript available?

 

[layer]

"Can arrest" is not the same as "should arrest". LE must remain mindful that a premature arrest based on circumstantial evidence may lay the groundwork for a jury to have "reasonable doubt" if a better suspect is ultimately brought to trial.

Could not agree more! That is usually a big part of the DA's job. Also, if a suspect is tried without sufficient evidence and walks, then you might as well not even find the proof afterwards because double jeopardy will not let you get another chance.