Idaho murders

No arrests have been made or suspects identified in the stabbings. Police have said the Hyundai Elantra was seen near the home the day of the murders and its ...

In the latest operational update on Thursday from Moscow police, they said they believed that the one or more occupants of the car might have "valuable information" in the case. Earlier this week, Moscow Police announced they were searching for a white 2011 to 2013 Hyundai Elantra "with an unknown licence plate" that had been observed "in the immediate area" of the crime scene during the timeframe of the murders. Police have said the Hyundai Elantra was seen near the home the day of the murders and its occupants may have "critical information to share regarding this case".

The investigation into the Idaho college murders has received an overwhelming amount of tips related to their search for a white sedan, police say.

A coroner determined the four victims were stabbed multiple times and likely had been asleep when the attacks began, police have said. Police outlined a situation in October when a man appeared to be following Goncalves outside a local business, according to a news release from the department. Later that morning, two surviving roommates "summoned friends to the residence because they believed one of the second floor victims had passed out and was not waking up," police said in a release. on the day of the stabbings. "I'm a dad, I understand the meaning behind some of those things," Fry said. "Investigators continue looking into information about Kaylee having a stalker. They were all stabbed multiple times and were likely asleep when the attack began, a coroner has said. Investigators are working through more than 6,000 tips they have received over the course of the investigation so far. There was no sign of forced entry or damage, police said. Still, investigators maintain they have made progress but cannot share details as that could compromise the investigation. "We're continuously making progress," Idaho State Police spokesperson Aaron Snell told CNN. Due to the amount of tips received, calls are being directed to an FBI call center to help sort leads received, according to a Thursday update from the Moscow Police Department.

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.

Moscow Police say they have received such an influx of tips related to their search of a white sedan spotted near the Idaho murders crime scene that they've ...

The update on Monday stated: 'We have not changed our belief that the murders were a targeted attack. Cops said the killer entered the house through a sliding glass door on the second floor, which was level with the backyard. The dog was taken to Animal Services and released to a responsible person.' They were sleeping on the first floor. Kaylee and Madison were found on the top floor of the Moscow, Idaho home. They also revealed that Murphy, her dog, was inside the home but did not have any evidence on him Ofsthun confirmed he had known Xana as a friend, and that Ethan was a member of the frat. It has not yet been determined what room the dog was in when the murders took place. He was then seen following her outside the business as she walked to her car. Kaylee's family (above) previously said they learned that her injuries were worse than the other victims'. It was previously stated the house had no visible signs of any break-in. Those killed in the November slayings were (left to right) Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen (on Kaylee's shoulders), Ethan Chapin, and Xana Kernodle

A neighbour of the University of Idaho murder victims has said that he remembers hearing a noise coming from the crime scene house in Moscow on the night of ...

The 911 call that would lead investigators to the crime scene came around noon on 13 November, from the cellphone of one of the roommates. If I did, I would probably comment on that but I don’t know the answer whether the door was open.” “I’m not even sure where that came from, to be quite honest,” Mr Fry told the Mail. The women have been ruled out as suspectes and are not “not necessarily” considered witnesses, according to police. The victims’ bodies were found on the second and third floors. On the night of 13 November, the house was unusually quiet, they said. “I would walk by when I’d take the dog to pee, down the hill and think, ‘Jeez, I should crash the party...’” I’d think, ‘Good for you,’” one neighbour told the outlet. Police believe the killings took place between 3am and 4am. “I didn’t think anything of it,” Mr Harsh told the Statesman of the noise. Maybe it was not a party sound. The neighbour recalls hearing what he first thought was a scream or a “party sound” coming from the victims’ home before going to bed around 4am.

Moscow Police Chief James Fry condemned the high volume of speculations and rumors surrounding the murder of four University of Idaho students as police ...

Kaylee and Madison were found on the top floor of the Moscow, Idaho home. Kaylee and her friend Maddie called Jack at least seven times in the hours before they were killed Few details and contradictions from police has led to widespread theories spreading across the internet over the murders . The police have threatened criminal charges against those who harass others due to the spread of misinformation They were brutally attacked between 3am and 4am — and four weeks on, the killer has yet to be caught. Kaylee's family (above) previously said they learned that her injuries were worse than the other victims'. 'The reality is this evidence was likely obliterated and if the cops had done things correct,' the source said. Moscow police have denied reports that the victims were bound and gagged when they were stabbed to death on November 13. We urge reliance on official channels for accurate information.' Moscow Police Chief James Fry (above) condemned the high volume of speculations and rumors surrounding the murder of four University of Idaho students. Speaking on Friday, Moscow Police Chief James Fry condemned the high volume of speculations and rumors surrounding the case, saying police have the sole authority to discuss the facts of the case. - Moscow Police Chief James Fry condemned the high volume of speculations and rumors surrounding the murder of four University of Idaho students.

The arrest of a man who lived just a mile away from the house where the four students were killed is not related to the still-unsolved murders, police said.

The department has not yet identified a suspect in the investigations, almost four weeks after the murder of the students. He said that investigators would have easily ruled Leonard out of a list of possible suspects if they knew the man was somewhere else at the time of the murders. Leonard has a criminal record, as he was charged with second degree murder in 2007 for the fatal shooting of 25-year-old Tyler Lee Pace, of Moscow, during an argument.

Moscow police and Idaho State Police will be patrolling campus this weekend after four students were murdered nearly a month ago.

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Students are preparing to leave the University of Idaho campus again after fall graduation, about one month since four students were murdered in their ...

Police believe the occupant(s) of the vehicle on that morning may have information that is pertinent to MPD's investigation. [IDAHO MURDERS: POLICE RELEASE BODYCAM VIDEO FROM NIGHT OF KILLINGS](https://www.foxnews.com/us/idaho-murders-police-release-bodycam-video-night-killings) [Students on campus](https://www.foxnews.com/category/us/education/college) are concerned and confused why the killer hasn't been caught yet. [stabbed to death](https://www.foxnews.com/category/us/crime) in their home near campus between 3 a.m. Investigators continue to search for a white, 2011-2013 Hyundai Elantra that was spotted near the crime scene in the early morning hours of Nov. Students who left campus for Thanksgiving break were given the option to stay home and learn remotely. Hours later, the four friends, who were all part of Greek life at the school, were murdered, likely while sleeping, according to the Latah County coroner. As always, we want to remind the public to stay vigilant, travel in groups, and communicate with family and friends as you travel." 12, a student told Fox News Digital that she hadn't seen the bar so crowded since homecoming weekend in September. 12, and students are preparing to leave campus for the second time after the murders and Thanksgiving break. [murders of four students](https://www.foxnews.com/category/us/crime/homicide). and 4 a.m.

Moscow Police told visitors to the city to keep in touch with their friends and family and stay vigilant during the celebration on Saturday.

Kaylee and Madison were found on the top floor of the Moscow, Idaho home. They were brutally attacked between 3am and 4am — and the killer his still at large. 'With commencement this weekend, there will be an influx of people coming in from out of town. Moscow Police Department, who have yet to make much headway in the investigation, have said they will now crack down on internet sleuths speculating as to who killed the four students (pictured) Moscow Police Department and Idaho State Police will provide coverage on campus and in the Moscow area,' police said in a statement. The warning comes as the Moscow Police Department, who have yet to make much headway in the investigation, have said they will now crack down on internet sleuths.

Police are urging heightened caution and upping their presence as the city of Moscow preps for graduation weekend amid the ongoing murder case.

[FBI](https://www.newsweek.com/topic/fbi) call center. Law enforcement was recently inundated with tips after the investigation began searching for the owner of [a white 2011-2013 Hyundai Elantra](https://www.newsweek.com/idaho-police-release-biggest-breakthrough-yet-murder-case-1765697) in connection with the case. [brutal quadruple killing](https://www.newsweek.com/everything-we-know-about-idaho-student-murders-three-weeks-later-1764425) have yet been named by law enforcement. In response to these circumstances, local law enforcement will be upping its presence at the ceremony and has advised people to take extra precautions while traveling in town, local station KTVB News reported. Officials also called for people to communicate with friends and family before and after traveling, so that someone else is always aware that they are safe. Residents and visitors are urged to be extra vigilant while traveling through town in order to pick up on anything suspicious.