I am still open minded about whether the killer was someone known to the victims or unknown. I think there are still good arguments for either theory of the crime and the police seem to have not ruled out either theory.
According to information shared by the Moscow police at Sunday's press conference, they have ruled out some people who knew the victims or who seem to have had some kind of contact with them in the hours before the murders.
Idaho police on Sunday listed several subjects whom police do not believe were involved in the quadruple homicide of four University of Idaho students on Nov. 13.
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In a press conference held Sunday afternoon, police in Idaho said they still have no promising leads a week after four University of Idaho students were found brutally murdered.
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As far as I know, the police have
not ruled out Kaylee's former boyfriend, JC, though Kaylee's own parents have emphatically stated that he had nothing to do with the crime.
Parents of murdered Idaho student insist ex-boyfriend is innocent parents of
Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves are maintaining their daughter's ex-boyfriend's innocence after it was revealed that she called him many times the night she and three others were killed.
We don't know much about the relationship between Kaylee and her former boyfriend. However, a review of the photos that she shared in her public Instagram feed (
https://www.instagram.com/kayleegoncalves/) suggests that their romantic relationship peaked during their high school years. Her IG feed shows a number of photos of them together through the end of the 2018-19 senior year in high school.
Kaylee's photos suggest they graduated in June, 2019 and then both enrolled at the University of Idaho. Starting with her freshman year IG feed, Kaylee's IG feed is full of photos of her sorority sisters, her travels and college life but there are no photos of her and JC that would suggest that they remained a couple on campus.
Kaylee seems to have raced through her undergrad career (perhaps thanks to advanced placement credits and/or heavy course loads) and was scheduled to graduate in December and she hoped to start a new life as a working adult.
Ethan Chapin’s last day was spent with his siblings, dressed up and dancing.
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