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It began like any other typical Saturday night on campus in the middle of the little town of Moscow, Idaho. A placid and, for the most part, extremely secure college town that has not experienced a single homicide since the year 2015.
So everything was going swimmingly with life. A gathering of friends, some of whom are heading to the bar and others of whom are going to get some food.
Everyone would eventually run out of steam and retire to the rental house for some late-night chitchat, phone calls, and texting, as early twentysomethings typically do practically every night.
Finally getting more comfortable for a restful night's sleep, the kind of sleep that only a college student who had been out late in the night laughing with friends could have. Where you go to sleep one night and wake up the following afternoon feeling a little foggy but with the energy to do it all over again.
However, the four college students who sadly are the focus of our narrative were doomed to never see the sunlight of that next day, their fate was sealed the moment they fell asleep. Conversely, some of them awoke to the sensation of a sharp, jagged blade penetrating through their flesh and bone, with so much force, that vast quantities of blood would come rushing out of their bodies, in a horrifying crime scene that would befuddle and traumatize senior investigators who had seen a fair bit in their careers, at the abject horror of it all.
I mean, it doesn't happen all that frequently, that blood will pool to the level that it will starts to run down the outside of a house, but still it did indeed happen in this case.
Everyone who was present in the house must have heard the commotion, and everyone in the house was likely a victim of this garish assailant.
Well, as it turns out, two roommates were able to sleep through it all.
It makes sense when you consider that it was a silent weapon, and if you are able to catch your victims off guard while they are sleeping, it is plausible that someone in another room, or even on a different floor of the house, could just as easily have been unaware of what was occurring just feet from their doors.
They would awaken to discover their friends lying quite soundly, or so they though, not reacting to much of anything, which would prompt them to telephone 911, only to find out that their friend was not only unresponsive but also tragically died in their bed.
And the blood? Why, it was sprayed everywhere in the house.
Something that one may reasonably anticipate observing relatively immediately.
After everything was said and done, Ethan, Kaylee, Xana, and Madison were no longer alive.
Their spirits suddenly ripped from their bodies and pulled from this earth with the rapid thrust of a blade.
When the police became aware of the situation, they would swiftly advise the general public that there was no danger and to resume carrying on their lives as usual. Only to withdraw those words when a significant period had passed. With realization that the culprit responsible for the crime remained a mystery and that they were currently at large.
Who is this murderer, and why did they choose to take the lives of four cherished kids on this chilly night in late autumn?
This is the question that we now have, Why Were 4 Killed, and for what?
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Today Tony Brueski & Shawn Reed discuss:
Police Looking For A Vehicle:
Detectives are interested in speaking with the occupant(s) of a white 2011-2013 Hyundai Elantra, with an unknown license plate. Tips and leads have led investigators to look for additional information about a vehicle being in the immediate area of the King Street residence during the early morning hours of November 13th. Investigators believe the occupant(s) of this vehicle may have critical information to share regarding this case.
If you know of or own a vehicle matching this description, or know of anyone who may have been driving this vehicle on the days preceding or the day of the murders, please forward that information to the Tip Line.
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• Tip Line: 208-883-7180

Police Cut The Number Of Officers On The Case
Idaho police are removing 25% of cops assigned to case, however, they are being backed by 48 FBI agents and at least 30 Idaho State Police officers plus a separate forensic unit. We discuss what this means for the investigation.
Then Louis Goodman, former Alameda County Deputy District Attorney - 35+ years experience in the criminal justice world - in both prosecution and criminal defense roles, joins us to discuss the logistics of the case and DNA evidence behind the scenes.
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What happened and when?
In our initial episode, we dig deep into the "known" timeline as of our recording. We discuss the details of where Ethan, Kaylee, Xana, and Madison were prior to the moments of their murders and what investigators are thinking at this point.
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On todays episode:
Is there a suspect?

If Cops Had a POI or Suspect in Mind, Wouldn't They Have Searched Their Home by Now?
Kaylee's dad has made numerous comments requesting the police "tell the public" and his fox News interview mentioned finding out that other people suffered beyond this attack. What does he mean by this?
We listen to interview audio from the neighbor, as well as Kaylee Goncalves’ sister Alivea.
Including new reporting from Brian Entlin of News Nation: “police and the prosecutor in Moscow, Idaho. Both made clear there are no persons of interest identified in the University of Idaho killings — and they say they don’t have a name they aren’t revealing.”
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