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Police said a murderer “is still out there” after the bodies of four college students were discovered with stab wounds. Don’t let your guard down.
Four students from the University of Idaho were found dead in a bloody crime scene on Sunday. Police are still trying to figure out how four students were brutally stabbed to death in a home while two roommates were unharmed. Moscow is a city of 25,000 people that hasn’t had a murder since 2015.
- Residents of a small college town in Idaho are being told to be on high alert because the killer is still out there.
- Police are still trying to figure out how four students were brutally stabbed to death in a home while two roommates were unharmed and a door was left wide open. “
- Right now, we don’t have a suspect, and that person is still out there,” said Moscow Police Chief James Fry on Wednesday.
- Local police, who are working with the FBI and state police to find a murder suspect in a city of 25,000 people that hasn’t had a murder since 2015, haven’t found the murder weapon or figured out why someone killed someone. “
- We can’t say that there’s no danger to the community,” Fry said at a news conference on Wednesday. “
- As we’ve already said, please stay alert, report anything that seems odd, and always be aware of your surroundings.”
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- Police had said before that there was no danger to the neighbourhood.
- Four students from the University of Idaho, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves, were found dead in a bloody crime scene on Sunday afternoon.
- This shattered people’s sense of safety in the community near the Washington border. “
- We’re looking at the video that’s been collected, but we’re also asking people to contact us if they have any information that could help with this investigation,” Fry said, adding that the crime has “affected all of us, the families, the University of Idaho, our community, our country, and our officers.”
- Classes at the University of Idaho have started back up again after being cancelled on Monday, said Scott Green, the president of the university. “
- Some of our students still want to go to class,” he said on Wednesday. “
- Being around other students makes them feel better.
- They feel better when they talk to their professors and keep busy by going to classes, labs, and working on semester projects.
- We’ve heard from some of them.”
- Green said that as Thanksgiving break approaches, the school is “encouraging students and staff to take care of themselves.”
- Green said in a statement on Wednesday that the school has always tried to get as much information as possible, even though they know they can’t get in the way of a good investigation.
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