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'This is heartbreaking': Internet finds Kaylee Goncalves' post from October about moving to Austin with her dog

Kaylee Goncalves' post read that she was a 21-year-old girl 'with a really sweet 20 pound dog' and they were looking for roommates

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MOSCOW, IDAHO: More than three weeks have passed since the deaths of the four University of Idaho students, and Moscow police are still seeking the suspect(s). Web sleuths have been churning out one odd, unverified notion after another since the horrifying incident took place. Recently, a few netizens dug deep into Kaylee Goncalves' Facebook profile and found that she was looking for a roommate in Austin.

Ethan Chapin, 20, Xana Kernodle, 20, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, and Madison Mogen, 21, were fatally stabbed on Sunday, November 13, while they were asleep in their beds. 

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A Twitter user shared a screenshot of a Facebook post from Goncalves' profile that was posted on October 11. The user wrote, "So heartbreaking, Kaylee's ad for a roommate." Goncalves' post read, "Looking for a roommate to move in with me from February to June. I am coming from Idaho so I am not familiar with the area so open to living anywhere in the Austin area. I am a 21 year old girl with a really sweet 20 pound dog. If anyone is looking for a place from February to June in Austin let me know!"

Another user said, "So she was taking the dog with her to Texas. I had also read earlier that she planned to backpack through Europe in January, before she moved to Austin. So sad." 

Any links to the murder case are yet to be verified. The case has become more complicated due to mounting pressure from the victims' family and online sleuths while police are yet to find a suspect or make any arrests.

Police has asked people to come forward if they have any information that can help in nabbing the perpetrator(s). Anyone with information about the crime or a tip about the victim's whereabouts, or a suspicious person in the area is asked to call 208-883-7180 or email tipline@ci.moscow.id.us.

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