After following the disaster in the Delphi case with regards to the "lost report", I'm wondering if all the evidence in this case is being pooled together and examined by one LE entity. I would hate to see that same type of oversight happen again.
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I'm still on the side that it was someone who knew the victims and knew the layout of the house, had been there before. Would be really interested in learning about the FBI's profile, if it is released in the near future.
I guess I always assumed they walked. What I'm wondering is how they got to the Corner Club.
Logically this makes the most sense. I would think it would be much easier to find this person in that case. Hopefully LE has more than we know.
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Idaho murders: ‘Rage,’ ‘randomness’ among similarities to Ted Bundy’s infamous killings, former attorney says
University of Idaho students Ethan Chapin, 20, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Madison Mogen, 21, were stabbed several times and killed on Nov. 13.
Random or not. I can’t decide on that, either.
I don’t recall another case that has grabbed my attention like this, mbecause it’s so cowardly of the killer & especially heinous.<modsnip - off topic>
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The laundry room was on the first floor where the other girls were and doesnt appear to be very big from layout. Also the dog beds up on the balcony and Kaylees pictures show the dog lived out there a lot too with Kaylees sliding doors. I think the dog was in Kaylees room the whole time when they went to bed, didnt have anything to do with it
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I assume the Moscow PD is still in charge of the investigation. There may be a "task force" type set up to coordinate things. But you're right, it is important that one entity gets everything so an important fact isn't overlooked.
Yes without a doubt. My gym has a plethora of women that are well built and physically capable of executing such a crime as this.
I feel strongly that the perp knew at least one of the victims, but not necessarily well. I think the victims may not have even known the perp. I also don't think the perp had been in that house before, but it would be logical to assume since that house is kind of like a labyrinth.
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I lean towards semi-random. Like Dennis Rader & Julie Otero.
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Idaho murders: University student describes grappling with new, 'unsettling reality' in Moscow
University of Idaho students Ethan Chapin, 20, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Madison Mogen, 21, were stabbed several times and killed on Nov. 13.
Earlier this week, University of Idaho spokesperson Jodi Walker cited "faculty feedback and residence hall numbers" in reporting that "60-75 percent of our students are on campus." As of October 2022, the school boasted a student body of 11,507 people.
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I don't believe so, not that i've seen anyway. That range rover was Kaylee's new vehicle she purchased and still had the dealer plates.
Wasn't that K's new car?
Idaho murders: President of fraternity speaks out for the first time since member was killed
University of Idaho's Sigma Chi president Reed Ofsthun spoke out for the first time about the murder of member Ethan Chapin and his girlfriend, who were last seen at the fraternity house.
I'm glad this student has spoken out, but that really puts him at risk of being the target of the crazies on social media.
Just my own opinion that the perp knew at least one victim but had enough humanity to not kill a little dog. I guess a psychiatrist would have to figure that out.
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The girls didn’t take a Uber, it was a private sorority designated driver
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If the killer was in that house before, maybe during one of the parties, I wonder why he decided to go on his murder spree there in the first place? Why destroy the place that’s known for students, including himself, having good times there. Unless he was kicked out and banned from parties there. Thus leading to his/her revenge on the place and its occupants. Salt grain theory.
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Kaylee's new "used" car.
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Just a thought and maybe this has been covered, but I think there's no way this was someone that they knew in Greek life or in their circles at college. Like with a lot of mass shootings, people always know *something* about the perp's propensity for violence. Usually family, but living on a college campus or in Greek housing/dorms, either people know exactly who it is (based on weird behavior, threats, etc.) and they are being forced to keep quiet because LE is well aware and not releasing anything yet so they can build an airtight case, or it was someone fairly far removed from those circles. Because you know how quickly things travel in college gossip wise (and I was in college pre-Instagram and tik tok.)
Related to that, it's been interesting to me that members of Greek life and friends of the victims haven't really spoken about this case to media, other than early on. I imagine there is some level of being told not to do that by LE so as not to compromise the investigation, but to what extent? Given the vast amount of interviews LE has claimed to have done, no one has blabbed about what they were asked? I'm sure there are legal reasons, but it's just interesting to me given the amount of social media interest into the case that there haven't been more leaks along those lines, even if anonymous.
The flip side of that, and my gut to some extent, is that it's a older local, maybe a neighbor or a patron of Corner Club, or an isolated grad student, or a young unsuccessful alum or former student athlete who hasn't quite moved on from college life and is resentful/has rage. Maybe they somehow got into a house party at the victims' place in the past, and/or developed some kind of obsession with one or more of the victims through social media, etc. and that's how they had some level of familiarity with their schedules and the layout of the home. Close enough for the crime to be personal to the perp, but not personal to the victims.
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Related to that, it's been interesting to me that members of Greek life and friends of the victims haven't really spoken about this case to media, other than early on. I imagine there is some level of being told not to do that by LE so as not to compromise the investigation, but to what extent? Given the vast amount of interviews LE has claimed to have done, no one has blabbed about what they were asked? I'm sure there are legal reasons, but it's just interesting to me given the amount of social media interest into the case that there haven't been more leaks along those lines, even if anonymous.
The flip side of that, and my gut to some extent, is that it's a older local, maybe a neighbor or a patron of Corner Club, or an isolated grad student, or a young unsuccessful alum or former student athlete who hasn't quite moved on from college life and is resentful/has rage. Maybe they somehow got into a house party at the victims' place in the past, and/or developed some kind of obsession with one or more of the victims through social media, etc. and that's how they had some level of familiarity with their schedules and the layout of the home. Close enough for the crime to be personal to the perp, but not personal to the victims.
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