The interviewer is the one who said she tracked down the driver, but she uses different words. When I listen to her words, she only says she checked the neighbor's Ring camera. It makes me think she saw the dropoff on video, but there is probably no way for her to know it was an Uber vs. some other person's car.A reporter said Kaylee’s sister Alivea tracked down the Uber driver as she had found ring camera footage from a neighbour to verify that the Uber did drop Kaylee and Maddie off at home.
Sister of Slain Idaho College Student Says 'We Are Not Getting Answers'
Citizen sleuths across the U.S. are focusing their attention on the brutal murder of four Idaho college students. Dozens of websites and postings from armchair detectives are springing up.www.insideedition.com
IMO, I would hope they bring in a Medical Examiner.Thanks for the article! Did you see where the coroner said “I don’t think I’ve had another death by stabbing,” she added.” They need to bring in a coroner with more experience if she has never done an autopsy on a stabbing victim. The defense will have a field day with her during trial.
Also someone needs to tell her to keep quiet!!
Agreed. Just felt it was worth noting.The interviewer is the one who said she tracked down the driver, but she uses different words. When I listen to her words, she only says she checked the neighbor's Ring camera. It makes me think she saw the dropoff on video, but there is probably no way for her to know it was an Uber vs. some other person's car.
Agreed. An actively using addict would have been way more sloppy and wouldn’t have been able to think of all the logistics to get in and out unseen and to stay that way. IMOBut manic on meth and premeditated targeted murder don't go together. One is messy and spontaneous and rooted in someone not being of sound mind and the other is someone planning and organizing.
She said so she could verify the uber took her home.The interviewer is the one who said she tracked down the driver, but she uses different words. When I listen to her words, she only says she checked the neighbor's Ring camera. It makes me think she saw the dropoff on video, but there is probably no way for her to know it was an Uber vs. some other person's car.
Why does serial killer come to mind? Isn't there only one incident here?I don't think it's a hobby. I think this is a serial killer who's killed in this manner before.
Thanks, you are right, I just listened again!She said so she could verify the uber took her home.
Uber drivers use their personal vehicles and don’t use any sort of distinguishing light or sign. A sticker on the windshield or back window in the dark would be very hard to see IMO if it even had one.The interviewer is the one who said she tracked down the driver, but she uses different words. When I listen to her words, she only says she checked the neighbor's Ring camera. It makes me think she saw the dropoff on video, but there is probably no way for her to know it was an Uber vs. some other person's car.
Maybe not "serial," but experienced (I hate to say that because it sounds so callous! - I'm sorry.)Why does serial killer come to mind? Isn't there only one incident here?
This was a horrific crime, but I have not heard of any other case connected to it. Nor have I heard about a bunch of unsolved (stabbing) cases, so what makes it seem "serial?"
Off topic...Are you referring to Maximus Julian in Newport? That was a sad case, and a good reminder that stabbing can take very little skill.IMO the killer had to have known the general area of where to stab a person to kill but might not have committed a murder before. A 22 year old was stabbed two blocks from my house last summer and died. He was at an air bnb party and stabbed three times with a kitchen knife by a stranger that was 18. two of the three stabs were deemed fatal stabs. the kid that stabbed him had no prior murder “experience” and didn’t bring the weapon to the house/it wasn’t his - he just took it from the kitchen. he didn’t have prior experience but clearly knew a longer knife stabbed into areas with major arteries would accomplish his plan. I agree with “what are the odds of someone getting this accurate with four people” but…the killer definitely knew the major arteries whether he killed before or not.
They did. The autopsies were performed in Spokane County in Washington state and *Im assuming how autopsies are normally performed by a Medical Examiner.IMO, I would hope they bring in a Medical Examiner.
One was a coworker. Maybe this madness extended to her also. JmoBut, the other two were asleep in their rooms. If they were asleep, why kill them?
we do not really know how sloppy or tidy this scene was- got to wait for the forensics and see how they shake outAgreed. An actively using addict would have been way more sloppy and wouldn’t have been able to think of all the logistics to get in and out unseen and to stay that way. IMO
My use of the word sloppy in my mind is the fact there was no blood trail found outside. So they cleaned their shoes or even changed them. OP’s comment said ‘manic on meth.’ Mania does not equal the thought of changing your shoes after something like this, IMO.we do not really know how sloppy or tidy this scene was- got to wait for the forensics and see how they shake out
Yeah you would think the driver would've come forward as soon as he heard about the murders.Wow, that seems like it could be significant. So strange that they only know this now.