ID - 4 University of Idaho Students Murdered - Moscow # 5

[elleforest]

Hey friend! Where is the house in relation to where the gentleman is squatting at the start of that video, if you know?

I believe he’s squatting down behind the house, in the trees facing the sliding door entrance to the kitchen and the balcony.

 

[KrisCo16]

Not sure if this has been shared, but new booking. The only thing different is there’s no photo. Probably nothing. Latah County | Jail Roster

 

[Jbootneil]

I believe he’s squatting down behind the house, in the trees facing the sliding door entrance to the kitchen and the balcony.

Could be a stalker and maybe he was watching them from this area?

 

[CSIDreamer]

Seeing this text sent from K to J linked below.
"Jack, get back to me. We share a dog together. Please come over."

I wonder if K and M saw J on social media that night with another girl or something? This age group is basically live streaming their lives on social media.

Parents of Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves speak out | Fox News Video

Fox News host Lawrence Jones speaks with the parents of slain University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves, Steve and Kristi Goncalves, on 'Lawrence Jones Cross Country.'

www.foxnews.com

What date and time was that sent?

 

[Emerald1328]

Seeing this text sent from K to J linked below.
"Jack, get back to me. We share a dog together. Please come over."

I wonder if K and M saw J on social media that night with another girl or something? This age group is basically live streaming their lives on social media.

Parents of Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves speak out | Fox News Video

Fox News host Lawrence Jones speaks with the parents of slain University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves, Steve and Kristi Goncalves, on 'Lawrence Jones Cross Country.'

www.foxnews.com

It didn’t say it was a text, just said “one of her last messages to Jack”.

 

[Crosscntrymom]

Wonder which apt complex? The closest apartment complexes appear to be at at 500 Queen (next door to 1122 King), or further across the road at 621 Taylor.

Noah Boelter
@NoahBoelterTV

RIGHT NOW IN MOSCOW: I just watched two investigators walk all around the backyard of the house where four University of Idaho students were killed one week ago. They took a lap around a nearby apartment complex, walked down the police tape to the fence, then made a phone call.

Must be 500 Queen

 

[BeSweets]

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Bringing forward

 

[Bliss_Perth]

I'm kind of wondering how in the world no one heard screams. JMO

You won't scream if you have something in your mouth. If they come prepared with a knife, who's to say they didn't come prepared with something to stuff in your mouth.

 

[Emanze]

Well said! I am sure LE has shared more with the families in a confidential manner than they have to media. Loose lips sink ships.

Thank you for that! FWIW, my career has been primarily in media and, the thing that strikes me so strongly with all these interviews (families, LE, friends, parents, etc) is it's so easy to imagine how it goes down. Producer/reporter finds contact for families/loved ones, gets a hold of them (persistence) then persuades them that they are on their side. "We want to get any information you want to the community because we want to help solve this for your sister/brother." I actually knew a victim of a high profile crime and, a producer and a friend, used the same technique on me. "I will ask you questions slowly, I am here for you." I am not here to bash the media but, when all is said and done, they are not on anyone's "side" but that of ratings which equals money and prestige for them.

And in this case they are seemingly getting nearly everyone(!) to talk. And, with a profile this high, finding a potential juror who hasn't heard anything about this case (and the bias that would come with it) will be extremely difficult. And, yes, I am do believe they will have a suspect unless he doesn't commit suicide first. Huge fear of mine.

So while all this information is good for sleuthing and for the media, it's terrible for those seeking justice.

 

[Colorado303]

RSBM—Below is what the press release says. I would suggest it’s possible one of the surviving roommates and the 911 caller were standing together when they called. Maybe the roommate had her phone in hand but was in shock/too freaked out to speak, so handed it to the person who actually made the call.

This! Not hard to imagine someone might come a bit unglued after finding a roommate killed and a guest placing the call for them.

 

[Colorado303]

Thank you for that! FWIW, my career has been primarily in media and, the thing that strikes me so strongly with all these interviews (families, LE, friends, parents, etc) is it's so easy to imagine how it goes down. Producer/reporter finds contact for families/loved ones, gets a hold of them (persistence) then persuades them that they are on their side. "We want to get any information you want to the community because we want to help solve this for your sister/brother." I actually knew a victim of a high profile crime and, a producer and a friend, used the same technique on me. "I will ask you questions slowly, I am here for you." I am not here to bash the media but, when all is said and done, they are not on anyone's "side" but that of ratings which equals money and prestige for them.

And in this case they are seemingly getting nearly everyone(!) to talk. And, with a profile this high, finding a potential juror who hasn't heard anything about this case (and the bias that would come with it) will be extremely difficult. And, yes, I am do believe they will have a suspect unless he doesn't commit suicide first. Huge fear of mine.

So while all this information is good for sleuthing and for the media, it's terrible for those seeking justice.

And this!

 

[wary]

Isn’t that great they can help manage this crisis!

CIRG does criminal investigative analysis. Whatever that is exactly, it sounds to me like the most likely reason for them to be there, helping a town that hasn’t had a murder since 2015!

MOO

 

[gitana1]

This is exactly why they haven’t released the name (and shouldn’t IMO).

How many times does the person that reports the crime turn out to be the perpetrator? Not very often, that I am aware of.

I’ve seen it quite a bit when it’s the husband/boyfriend/wife/girlfriend who was the killer. “Oh my God! My wife is dead!!”

 

[Noki45]

This is my first time posting in here so bare with me.

IMO: We know one of the surviving victims called 911 could it just be she woke up went to the kitchen to do her normal routine thought it was odd none of the other girls were awake which maybe is out of the ordinary for them went down the hallway and seen bloody foot prints on the wood floor’s probably even blood smeared on the bedroom door handles freaked out ran outside called 911 and the operator tried to get her to open the door to help her friend or kept asking her if she’s conscious or unconscious but the roommate didn’t know so the 911 operator said unconscious to step up the response because the caller seen blood everywhere.

 

[gitana1]

I do think it's unusual that no one moved toward the victim to see if they could help??? Who does that? A young man down on the ground and you do nothing to help?

My dear friend died in my house. My ex found him. We didn’t go near the body. We knew he was dead just by looking from the doorway of the bedroom. The 911 dispatchers asked us to check by getting close and check for pulse/breathing but we didn’t. He was dead and it was terrible to see.

It’s pretty traumatic to find a dead body and unless it’s your child/mate/parent/sibling, some people couldn’t bring themselves to get close or touch the body when it’s obvious they’re dead.

 

[elleforest]

Could be a stalker and maybe he was watching them from this area?

I think whether it was a stranger/stalker or someone known to them who did it, this definitely would have been an ideal place to hide and watch when the lights were turned off that night—especially Kaylee’s room. Then once it was clear, they could make a beeline to the back sliding door.

 

[CityKid]

Idaho police provide updates in press conference one week after brutal university murders

Police in Moscow, Idaho, held a press conference on Sunday afternoon to provide an update on the quadruple fatal stabbing of University of Idaho students.

www.foxnews.com

Moscow, Idaho, police will hold a press conference Sunday at 3 p.m. PST, one week after four University of Idaho students were discovered fatally stabbed in a house near campus.

For anyone not in the area, it will be on YouTube. 6pm Eastern; 3pm Pacific

https://www.youtube.com/c/KREM2NewsSpokane/videos

 

[gitana1]

So why didn't LE just say that?

I would think they’d want to investigate all angles before putting out definitive statements?

 

[OneCrabbyDiva]

Seeing this text sent from K to J linked below.
"Jack, get back to me. We share a dog together. Please come over."

I wonder if K and M saw J on social media that night with another girl or something? This age group is basically live streaming their lives on social media.

Parents of Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves speak out | Fox News Video

Fox News host Lawrence Jones speaks with the parents of slain University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves, Steve and Kristi Goncalves, on 'Lawrence Jones Cross Country.'

www.foxnews.com

Or the killer also knew J and wanted to get rid of all five of them for reasons unknown, and they were all already deceased at that point and he/she was using their phones, switching when the first phone didn't elicit any response? Or the killer was in the house already as an invited person, and they were egging them on to get the gang together by whatever means possible? You're so right about the streaming of entire lives on social media! MOO.

 

[CSIDreamer]

I do think it's unusual that no one moved toward the victim to see if they could help??? Who does that? A young man down on the ground and you do nothing to help?

I'm useless in life and death situations. I found my next door neighbor deceased and basically fell down her deck steps (fleeing) while calling 911. "I think my neighbor died".

Honestly, I always saw myself as the heroic type until that very second. Nope. Not even close.