Some have also speculated that K and M did not make the calls to the exe.
A Twitter user even began calling the local bar that Mogen and GonCalves were seen at that night, the Corner Club, and asking the owner if he could provide last names for people she believes the bar is "covering" for.
"Love starting the day being called a piece of sh-- because I won't give some crazy lady a last name," a Corner Club tweet said. "She’s 'watched all the TikTok’s and knows everything'. Yo, the tip line is 208.883.7180 if you think you know something. All you’re going to get here is a hard time."
'We will solve this': Moscow police chief is confident the murder case will come to a close
Moscow Police Chief James Fry said they hear all the rumors about the department, but that doesn't stop them from believing the case will be solved.www.ktvb.com
I totally agree. But I’d add that I don’t think a Ka-Bar is a particularly good survival knife - it’s pretty much made for stabbing stuff. And that’s why the quote from Cathy Mabbutt, “I don't think stabs is the right word, it was like tears, like this was a strong weapon, not like a stab," struck me as odd. To me that doesn’t sound like a military knife at all, more like a survival/camping etc tool built to hack and chop, or even not a knife at all, but a hatchet or like a hori hori. They did say “edged weapon, such as a knife” which seems pretty open ended.
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Does "called" mean dialed a number to speak or could there be texts or oral messages left?Idaho murder victim's sister says she called man 7 times night of slayings: Report
The sister of Kaylee Goncalves, one of the four University of Idaho homicide victims, says she called a man named Jack six times before she was killed.www.foxnews.com
Certain live streams around this case are almost encouraging this kind of behaviour and it's so wrong and reckless. They don't care about the damage they could be doing as long as they get money from subscriptions - followers and likes.A Twitter user even began calling the local bar that Mogen and GonCalves were seen at that night, the Corner Club, and asking the owner if he could provide last names for people she believes the bar is "covering" for.
"Love starting the day being called a piece of sh-- because I won't give some crazy lady a last name," a Corner Club tweet said. "She’s 'watched all the TikTok’s and knows everything'. Yo, the tip line is 208.883.7180 if you think you know something. All you’re going to get here is a hard time."
'We will solve this': Moscow police chief is confident the murder case will come to a close
Moscow Police Chief James Fry said they hear all the rumors about the department, but that doesn't stop them from believing the case will be solved.
If LE went to a store like that then they might just have surveillance video and a good lead for questioning.
Nice summary, @LynnWhite! I thought I’d add a few comments of my own and a link to a great write-up on the pros and cons of the “classic” Ka-Bar USMC style knife. (The one most folks think of when they hear the name “Ka-Bar”.)I just wrote a small essay on this, but realized it was way too detailed and boringI'll try to be more succinct!
Endless debate on exactly what makes a great camp/survival knife, so this is all generality. A modern survival knife is typically going to be thick side to side (likely more than 1/4"), relatively heavy, likely somewhere from 4-6 inches in blade length, and of a versatile shape for all kinds of things around a camp from prepping food to making tent pegs to actually splitting wood by "batoning." Very strong and stout, and not particularly pointy. Such a varied range of things a lot of people are going to have multiple knives, but a good example of a classic modern, do-it-all survival knife you'd find from someone into the outdoors is something like an ESEE 6. Then there's a whole field of survival called "bushcraft" that has become popular where you basically create everything you need from the materials available. (We used to just call that camping, but now they call it bushcraft, lol.) Anyway, that segment tends to be VERY into their knives, and Idaho is full of them.
A hunting knife is going to typically more specific to dressing a kill, so will usually have more sweep and belly to the blade, and will be generally thinner side to side allowing it easily slice, slide under the skin, etc. And honestly, a Ka-Bar USMC isn't ideal for either use for several reasons, but it used to be about all we had.
And of course at the end of the day any good sharp knife can be made to do all of the above in the right hands, but knife people can get pretty into their tools, which is why I was really curious early on why they said "Ka-Bar." That suggests someone who just got their first knife to me, or took one from grandpa, but as has been posted several times, they've since clarified that they didn't mean Ka-Bar specifically.
Still too long - hope that was helpful!
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I have wondered this myself... I would think there would be some texts going on, too. 6 calls in 26 minutes gives enough time for the inevitable "why aren't you answering?" "I need to talk to you" "pick up" messages. At the same time, the calls had to be within a few minutes of each other, which suggests desperation to make contact. I think these calls are related to what happened that night.
This is a beautifully written post. As a native, I learned of the art & spirit of a knife at an early age. I have custom bone, Buck, and SOG brand knives which are like family to me (I’ve had them so long). They work as multi-functional hardware, and have saved me on more than one occasion. Black Bear come through my yard and next to my home daily, (& big cats lounge at the top of my yard and log fencing). I have other weapons, but never on me at all times. The knives though…rarely leave my side.I just wrote a small essay on this, but realized it was way too detailed and boring
Endless debate on exactly what makes a great camp/survival knife, so this is all generality. A modern survival knife is typically going to be thick side to side (likely more than 1/4"), relatively heavy, likely somewhere from 4-6 inches in blade length, and of a versatile shape for all kinds of things around a camp from prepping food to making tent pegs to actually splitting wood by "batoning." Very strong and stout, and not particularly pointy. Such a varied range of things a lot of people are going to have multiple knives, but a good example of a classic modern, do-it-all survival knife you'd find from someone into the outdoors is something like an ESEE 6. Then there's a whole field of survival called "bushcraft" that has become popular where you basically create everything you need from the materials available. (We used to just call that camping, but now they call it bushcraft, lol.) Anyway, that segment tends to be VERY into their knives, and Idaho is full of them.
A hunting knife is going to typically more specific to dressing a kill, so will usually have more sweep and belly to the blade, and will be generally thinner side to side allowing it easily slice, slide under the skin, etc. And honestly, a Ka-Bar USMC isn't ideal for either use for several reasons, but it used to be about all we had.
And of course at the end of the day any good sharp knife can be made to do all of the above in the right hands, but knife people can get pretty into their tools, which is why I was really curious early on why they said "Ka-Bar." That suggests someone who just got their first knife to me, or took one from grandpa, but as has been posted several times, they've since clarified that they didn't mean Ka-Bar specifically.
Still too long - hope that was helpful!
If the person was partying with E&X, their DNA would have to be there in some form. But this would be complicated by the fact that this house was a social hub...
Kaylee's bed seen in photo. 
IMHO If the edge of the weapon wasn’t sharp (dull blade) it might pull and drag the skin to produce “tears” rather than cut cleanly through?
If K and M were creeped out by something, heard a noise, or saw someone when they came home that night and did not feel safe, wouldn't they talk to X and E before calling K‘s ex.
I said, “under the influence.” There are plenty of MSM sources out there indicating such. Link to one below.
