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'Utterly suspicious': Web sleuth digs up post 'delving into psychology' of Idaho survivor Dylan Mortensen

The Twitter user was hugely suspicious of news outlets covering the killings, but not scrutinizing the two survivors in the murder house

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MOSCOW, IDAHO: The November 13 deaths of four University of Idaho students is yet to be solved by Moscow police. Ever since the killings, web sleuths have churned out bizarre and unsubstantiated accusations one after the other. The FBI and Moscow police are working hard to solve the murders and catch the suspect(s). Their main goal is to figure out what happened when Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, and Madison Mogen were savagely stabbed to death at their off-campus house.

Recently, a web sleuth has pushed out a theory surrounding one of the surviving housemates of the killed students, Dylan Mortensen. The user tweeted a post which they claim was previously uploaded on Dylan's VSCO account, and was later deleted.

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The user shared a tweet along with the post, "1. Here is a now-deleted VSCO post delving into the psychology of one of the two (2) unharmed roommates. A text message that was sent from her Dad in August '20, and posted publicly to social media."

The image with the tweet read, "Hi Dylan, I've probably said this before, but l'm saying it again. I want you to know that I would do anything for you and your sisters. You are an amazing daughter."

The post further read, "And I am the luckiest dad in the world. I love you so much. There is nothing more important to me than you and your sisters. I will never let someone come between us again. I want you to know how loved you are. How blessed I am to have you in my life."

The post went on, "I want you to have the best life possible. If you ever need anything you let me know. A ride home, clothes, me to be at an event, get you out of trouble, food or just a hug T'm just a phone number away. I will drop whatever I'm doing to help you. Love."

The same user re-tweeted the quote and wrote, "Utterly suspicious is predictableness of those covering the #Idaho4;@FoxNews,@NewsNation,
@CoffindafferFBI, @BrianEntin & @TVAshleigh; they NEVER are critical of the two (2) unharmed roommates"

Police have recently requested the public to come forward with information regarding a vehicle of interest - a white Hyundai Elantra, as it was in the "immediate area" of the home where the four students were stabbed to death. The police and FBI are actively searching for the car and reviewing street footage from throughout town.