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

[Mistree]

Day late, dollar short.

I’m sorry, don’t understand your point.

 

[Oregonmama]

After seeing the investigators masked up before entering the house, I fear the condition of the survivors' and victims' possessions once they and their families are able to get them.

Unfortunately, some possessions will be lost due to health hazards but I have read about some companies specializing in matters like this to help families of victims recover precious items. JMO

 

[slanda]

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Number-and-Percentage-of-Homicides-Related-to-Sexual-Violence-by-Victim-Sex-Victim-Type_tbl1_254097424

direct link to research showing HOW VERY RARE IT IS FOR THIS MURDER OF YOUNG COLLEGE WOMEN NOT TO INVOLVE SEXUAL ASSAULT.
They were more than ten times more likely to have been sexually assaulted and murdered than simply murdered.
I’m honestly shocked that there was no attempt with these three beautiful women and a middle of the night intruder.
It makes this crime much more strange/odd to me- horrific as it is.
We know there are rapists and sexual deviants who eventually murder- loads of cases on here. Men who are rapists who are known to murder a victim.
I’m sure the loved ones of these lovely young people are relieved there was no sexual assault and I am relieved they didn’t endure that horrid violation as well.
In any case, I can’t wrap my brain around the motive for the murders.
It is a dangerous psychopath who is loose, not a rapist who murdered.
all IMHO of course

That there was no sexual assault on any victim, they way they were murdered so personally with a knife face to face, and for them to die of exsanguination suggests a person who killed for the sake of killing.

These kinds of killers have a subtype under the serial killer-types and are considered to be thrill-killers. They are extremely rare and strike so randomly it’s very difficult to catch them.

As an aside, thrill killers can obtain sexual gratification by the act of killing itself.

The theory of of thrill killer should at least be considered IMO because of the above criterion. The methodology and criminology of the perpetrator tells us a lot about his motive(s), or not, we just have to identify what he did and did not do.

Here is a link to the different serial killer subtypes and thrill killers and why I postulated the idea he was this type of killer because of the very acts he committed, and didn’t commit.

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[human]

Assuming you mean Wifi instead of wiki, if you've connected to someone's, say a friend's or restaurant/hotel's, WiFi using their password, the connection will show up as a trusted or known network when you come back in the future. As long as the password hasn't changed since you first logged in, you'll automatically be connected to a known network.

tower Records

Assuming you mean Wifi instead of wiki, if you've connected to someone's, say a friend's or restaurant/hotel's, WiFi using their password, the connection will show up as a trusted or known network when you come back in the future. As long as the password hasn't changed since you first logged in, you'll automatically be connected to a known network.

tower records record who was in the area, don’t they?

 

[SuziQ]

Idaho university murders: Police search wooded area behind home where four students were fatally stabbed

Idaho university murders: Police search wooded area behind home where four students were fatally stabbed

Police in Moscow, Idaho, were seen scouring the woods behind the home near the University of Idaho's campus where four students were found fatally stabbed last Sunday.

www.foxnews.com

 

[citizen_sleuth]

FOX News has a video which shows investigators searching the wooded area behind the house. IMO it looks like they are trying to figure out how the killer may have entered/exited the area.

Idaho university murders: Police search wooded area behind home where four students were fatally stabbed

Police in Moscow, Idaho, were seen scouring the woods behind the home near the University of Idaho's campus where four students were found fatally stabbed last Sunday.

www.foxnews.com

 

[layer]

His clothes have to be covered in blood, if he drove there in a vehicle that is going have his blood all over his car,truck and some of the girl's blood as well plus a knife with lot's of DNA.

BBM
His blood? Where did that come from?

 

[slanda]

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Number-and-Percentage-of-Homicides-Related-to-Sexual-Violence-by-Victim-Sex-Victim-Type_tbl1_254097424

direct link to research showing HOW VERY RARE IT IS FOR THIS MURDER OF YOUNG COLLEGE WOMEN NOT TO INVOLVE SEXUAL ASSAULT.
They were more than ten times more likely to have been sexually assaulted and murdered than simply murdered.
I’m honestly shocked that there was no attempt with these three beautiful women and a middle of the night intruder.
It makes this crime much more strange/odd to me- horrific as it is.
We know there are rapists and sexual deviants who eventually murder- loads of cases on here. Men who are rapists who are known to murder a victim.
I’m sure the loved ones of these lovely young people are relieved there was no sexual assault and I am relieved they didn’t endure that horrid violation as well.
In any case, I can’t wrap my brain around the motive for the murders.
It is a dangerous psychopath who is loose, not a rapist who murdered.
all IMHO of course

That there was no sexual assault on any victim, they way they were murdered so personally with a knife face to face, and for them to die of exsanguination suggests a person who killed for the sake of killing.

These kinds of killers have a subtype under the serial killer-types and are considered to be thrill-killers. They are extremely rare and strike so randomly it’s very difficult to catch them.

As an aside, thrill killers can obtain sexual gratification by the act of killing itself.

The theory of of thrill killer should at least be considered IMO because of the above criterion. The methodology and criminology of the perpetrator tells us a lot about his motive(s), or not, we just have to identify what he did and did not do.

Here is a link to the different serial killer subtypes and thrill killers and why I postulated the idea he was this type of killer because of the very acts he committed, and didn’t commit.

Google Sites: Sign-in

Access Google Sites with a personal Google account or Google Workspace account (for business use).

sites.google.com

 

[human]

Assuming you mean Wifi instead of wiki, if you've connected to someone's, say a friend's or restaurant/hotel's, WiFi using their password, the connection will show up as a trusted or known network when you come back in the future. As long as the password hasn't changed since you first logged in, you'll automatically be connected to a known network.

tower Records

Assuming you mean Wifi instead of wiki, if you've connected to someone's, say a friend's or restaurant/hotel's, WiFi using their password, the connection will show up as a trusted or known network when you come back in the future. As long as the password hasn't changed since you first logged in, you'll automatically be connected to a known network.

tower records record who was in the area, don’t they?

 

[uburoi1]

I’m sorry, don’t understand your point.

If they are only now checking parked cars at the residence -- and as they failed for some days to check at least one dumpster near it -- I meant that due diligence has again taken awhile.

 

[Allabouttrial]

Nope, LE hasn't told us any of that.

Yes they have. This is the timeline from LE website.

 

[isabella88]

I’m sorry, don’t understand your point.

Anyone could have gone through that car in the last week. Sure hope this isn't the first time they've searched the car at least.

 

[Chelly]

Agreed to an extent. But I will say if you have no experience following cases, and are emotional and angry you may not realize the harm you can do to a case by speaking out or doing other things on your own. Unfortunately, the family is not always privy to what is actually happening in a case. Many in the true crime world really need to remember how easy it is to actually harm a case or a prosecution. I am talking in generalities of families and not basing this on what has been said in this case. MOO.

K's family is mourning the bloody murder of their daughter. Giving statements to the media is their choice. They must believe it is helpful or they would not do it. If LE thought their speaking to the media was harming the case they would have told them to stop by now.

 

[rsd1200]

Just adding this - apologies if I missed it yesterday. It’s a link to drone Footage of the house.

Aerial view above house where University of Idaho students were killed | Fox News Video

Investigators fly a drone over the home in Moscow, Idaho, where a quadruple murder took place last weekend.

www.foxnews.com

Thank you! I've been in the Rhoden / Gilley Murders for over six years. Nothing like this was permitted over there. We mapped everything. That's an amazing video. It looked like he wasn't flying down that one street, it's blurred on Google. There was a pic in the daily mail of one side of the home that was pretty bad. I just heard an interview from the parents. I think they are obviously in shock.

Edit: Did y'all notice that stools from the kitchen had been put in front of the slider on the 2nd floor? I saw the flier paid particular attention to the wall and some areas on that wall too.

 

[Columbo22]

BBM
His blood? Where did that come from?

Might have cuts on his hands and on his face from the girl who fought back. But lots of blood all over him from the victim's.

 

[WingsOverTX]

Day late, dollar short.

Or maybe money in the bank? I'm hoping the scene is being processed in a methodical way even if the timeliness appears off in terms of urgency.

I'm willing to give the combined LE all the time they need or want, especially if it resolves the case with issuance of a reliable & effective probable cause statement against any perp(s)!

MOO
YMMV

 

[uburoi1]

Or maybe money in the bank? I'm hoping the scene is being processed in a methodical way even if the timeliness appears off in terms of urgency.

I'm willing to give the combined LE all the time they need or want, especially if it resolves the case with issuance of a reliable & effective probable cause statement against any perp(s)!

MOO
YMMV

True; but time is of the essence, too -- the proverbial Golden Hour.

 

[NWguy22]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1594427986690048000

This is possibly significant. They may have had to get a warrant for it (would explain why it took them a week)

 

[cp0510]

This is possibly significant. They may have had to get a warrant for it (would explain why it took them a week)

Yes, or based on their investigation they’re going back to search for something specific. I believe someone else in this thread said it may be Maddie’s car.

 

[Tillicum]

I hope they give a suspect profile during the presser.