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Idaho murder house's troubled past: Old video shows Madison Mogen apologizing to cops for 'party' noise

The 1122 King Road address was a 'party house', and many gatherings occurred even without the house's occupants being present

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MOSCOW, IDAHO: The killings of four University of Idaho students on November 13 remain unsolved, according to Moscow police. To solve the killings and find the suspect, the FBI and the Idaho State Police are assisting the overworked local police with processing the evidence. It's been more than a month since the murders, and several bizarre theories have surfaced on the internet to explain the unsolved mystery.

Recently, a web sleuth shared an intriguing video clip of an incident at the 1122 King Road house, revealing that the address where the four students were killed was a 'party house', and many gatherings occurred even without the house's occupants being present. The video clip shows Madison's conversation with a police officer as she apologizes over a noise complaint.

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The user wrote, "Another 9/01/22, after guys conversation end with police, start of Maddie phone call (4/3)." In the video, the police officer was spotted saying, "We're coming for a noise complaint, and then we sat here for approximately 10 minutes. Trying to knock on the door. No one would come to the door until these two gentlemen came down and actually entered the door". In response to that, Madison said, "I'm so sorry for that."

The officer added, "So now you have a house full of random people, and you need to let them know that the noise needs to come down, okay?" The officer added, "We just received a notice complaint. We want that music turned down, and we don't want to come back again tonight. If we have to come back again tonight, then there are even more problems, okay?"

Madison replied, "I'm so sorry once again."

There has been no indication that these theories are related to the murders in any manner. The extensive social media monitoring of the case has frequently resulted in far-fetched ideas, making the police's job more difficult. Furthermore, rising pressure from the media and victims' relatives has exacerbated the investigation's difficulties. The investigation is still ongoing, with no sign of a breakthrough in sight.

While an army of analysts sifting through hours and hours of film provided by neighborhood residents and business owners, Moscow police are working with the FBI to investigate the case. According to sources, the FBI may assist investigators in narrowing down cell tower data to establish whose phones were in the area, as previously reported.