RoadRageKills
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They asked the Canadian border officials to look for the white Elantra, back on December 8th. Idk if they've asked the Mexican Border as well.Apologies if this article has been posted previously.
Crime Stoppers, Canadian law enforcement absent from University of Idaho murders probe
Interesting-Moscow is roughly 4 hours max from the Canadian border.
I wonder if LE has checked with Canada customs to see what white Hyundai Elantras have crossed from the states into British Columbia or Alberta over the past month. Despite the size of the US-Canadian border, there are few post-9/11 entry points (even on foot).
Since 9/11, the Canada Border Service Agency has become much more aggressive and diligent in its day-to-day enforcement, like its southern neighbors.
Like those entering the states since September 11th, it's become routine to experience elevated questioning from CBSA officers, even if you are a Canadian citizen who often travels to and from the US.
US authorities should ask their Canadian counterparts if any white sedans were referred to secondary inspection (i.e., an interview with the driver and vehicle search).
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Idaho murders: Border authorities monitoring for Hyundai Elantra that was near scene of quadruple homicide
Border authorities are monitoring for a white 2011-2013 Hyundai Elantra that was in the "immediate area" of the scene of a quadruple homicide last month in Moscow, Idaho.