Moscow-Murders

PULLMAN – Washington State University students will be able to explore remote instruction as a possible option for the rest of the semester. WSU Pullman Chancellor Elizabeth Chilton issued a statement on Tuesday regarding student safety following the murder of four University of Idaho students in Moscow. Chilton says that students are welcome to explore […]

An update on the Moscow Idaho mass murders. From the Moscow-Daily News: Twelve days after it happened, the murder of four University of Idaho students remains a source of grief for the Moscow community and region in general. And it remains frustratingly unsolved.The Moscow Police Department has released some pieces of information about the deaths

The latest update via the Moscow-Pullman Daily News:  Investigators collected 103 pieces of evidence at the crime scene and have processed more than 1,000 tips, but officials are still limiting the information they are sharing with the public regarding the Nov. 13 quadruple homicide in Moscow. Officials from the Moscow Police Department, Idaho State Police,

TL;DR:  Detectives are releasing that on the morning of November 13th, the surviving roommates summoned friends to the residence because they believed one of the second-floor victims had passed out and was not waking up. At 11:58 a.m., a 911 call requested aid for an unconscious person. The call originated from inside the residence on

Another update from the Moscow-Pullman Daily News. More than a week after four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death in a Moscow residence, no suspects have been identified but police released some new details about the 911 call that first brought officers to the scene Nov. 13. According to the Moscow Police Department,

Just another head-scratcher. How could the roommates think that the murder victims (with blood everywhere) were merely passed out?   Investigators involved in the Nov. 13 quadruple homicide case in Moscow have ruled out the 911 caller as the murderer, but have not divulged the identity of the caller. Officials from the Moscow Police Department,

And a big slam on Moscow Mayor Art Bettge: please don’t talk to the media. Ever. Again.  Via the Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  Three ruled out as suspects in UI murder case Investigators release more details on weekend killing of four students in Moscow, announce surviving roommates and man in food truck video aren’t thought to

From the LMT:  UPDATE AT 5:49 P.M.: The Moscow Police Department released new details about the murder case involving four University of Idaho students, including their whereabouts during the weekend and new information from the county coroner. There are no suspects in custody and the murder weapon has not been found. Detectives are seeking additional

This map of Moscow shows the movements of University of Idaho students Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin on Saturday night and early Sunday morning before they were murdered at their residence at 1122 King Road. The map was released by the Moscow Police Department on Friday. Moscow Police Department The Moscow

Update on the autopsy results from the Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Autopsy confirms UI students were stabbed Suspect of Moscow murders still at large as investigation continues Following Wednesday’s autopsy of the four University of Idaho students found dead Sunday near campus, the Latah County coroner confirmed the cause of death was murder by stabbing. “It

“It’s an isolated, targeted attack, until it isn’t” says the sister of one of the Moscow murder victims.  MOSCOW — With the perpetrator of the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students still at large, a sister of one of the victims posted on Instagram on Wednesday about the severity of the case and

Another excellent article by Moscow-Pullman Daily News staff writer Anthony Kuipers.  The chief of the Moscow Police Department said Wednesday that even though evidence suggests the alleged murders near campus Sunday were an “isolated, targeted attack,” he asked the public to remain vigilant as the killer is still on the loose. “We do not have

Another excellent article by Anthony Kuipers of the Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Police announce four victims likely killed by an ‘edged weapon,’ but no suspects have been arrested or identified Questions still swirl around Moscow after four University of Idaho students were apparently murdered, but police did announce Tuesday the victims were killed by an “edged

Excellent article from Marty Trillhaase on the mass murder in Moscow, ID.  I’m reproducing it here in full. You can read the original over at the Moscow-Pullman Daily News website.  After four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death in a Moscow residence by an assailant who remains at large, law enforcement continued to