Idaho’s Killer Not Found

On Nov 13, there was a murder of 4 College Students. The killings occurred in Moscow Idaho in an off-campus house. There are still no leads as to who killed 20-year-olds: Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin. As good as 21-year-olds: Kaylee Goncalves and Madison Mogen.

In addition, a military pronounced that they found a students passed on a second and third floors of a house. The students died since of mixed gash wounds, according to a autopsy news expelled on Friday.

There were bruises that uncover some put adult a fight. Fortunately, there was no pointer of passionate assault. After a critical investigation, a military ruled a murders as an removed attack. Meaning that there are no dangers to others. However, they discuss that everybody should still be wakeful of their vicinity and call 911 if they see anything suspicious.

What do we know about a Idaho Murder Case? 

• Chapin and Kernodle were during a celebration before returning home during 1:45 a.m.
• Goncalves and Mogen were also downtown before nearing home around 1:45 a.m.
• No arms has been found.
•  Police do not know if a 4 got murdered with a same knife.
• There were no signs of forced entry.
• Nothing seems to be missing/stolen from their house.
• There were dual other roommates that survived a attack.
• .The flourishing roommates are not suspects
• A timeline of a killings has not been set.
• Idaho State Police has called in a FBI.

Will not be forgotten

A Conway, Washington native, Chapin was a beginner majoring in recreation, sport, and tourism management. Both Mogen (a comparison from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho) and Kernodle (a youth during Post Falls, Idaho) were majoring in marketing. Goncalves was a comparison majoring in ubiquitous studies from Rathdrum, Idaho.

In addition, they were all sorority or companionship members during Idaho University. They were all described as hard-working, nice, sharp-witted souls.

On a campus of The University of Idaho, a burial will be hold Nov 30 during 5 p.m. Stay wakeful of your vicinity during all times, and don’t be fearful to call a military if anything ever feels wrong.

Written by Adriana Castelan

Sources:

The Washington Post: What we know about a murdering of 4 Idaho students

The New York Times: 4 University of Idaho Students Killed in ‘Crime of Passion’

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