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If he was in Clarkston there would have been an opportunity to throw the weapon into the Snake River, which is also known as a place for disposing of items related to crimes.

Some folks who work at/attend WSU live over in Moscow. He could have lived there.

Moscow generally has better places to eat and the downtown is busier/more popular than Pullman.

Despite being a cemetery, it is in a fairly populated area of Moscow. I was over at the cemetery a few times when I lived in Moscow, and there were always folks walking around or nearby the cemetery. There's also a running/biking trail that passes by it.

I also agree with both of you. As I stated in an earlier post, I would also assume someone in the house might be armed since weapons are a dime a dozen in Idaho. Very odd.

Yes, they changed divisions so they do not play each other at this time, but you dare not wear Vandal gear in Boise State territory. There is a long-standing rivalry.

Does anyone believe this could be tied to the very dated Lewis Clark Valley serial killer(s)? These killings happened along the highway between Moscow and Lewiston, and in Lewiston. These cases happened in the late 1970s and early 1980s, so presumably the killer would be fairly old by this point...

Yes, against Boise State (BSU).

The Moscow Report is not a reputable media source (speaking as a former local).

I was the one who stated faculty and staff often live in the neighborhood behind the house. There isn't faculty housing, but a lot of folks who are faculty have historically lived in that neighborhood. It is walking distance to campus and near the arboretum.

I agree. I think this person could do something like this again. I hope they are captured soon.

I lived here for close to a decade and worked at UI. The town is a mix of college students, religious cults/groups (google "Christ Church"), and faculty/staff tied to either the University of Idaho or Washington State University 6 miles next door. There are tensions between Christ Church and...

Perhaps this has been said on the other threads (I've read them, but I don't recall every detail), but another thing that has stood out to me as a former resident of Idaho/Moscow is that lots of Idahoans have guns and weapons in their homes. People are allowed to conceal carry in the classroom...

Greetings - longtime lurker and websleuther here. I lived in this town for close to a decade and worked at this university. My first thoughts when I saw the location of the house was that 1) it is on a dead-end street, which seems odd and risky for someone who might try to escape by car and 2)...