Idaho murders: September 12 knife threat incident suspect charged, internet says 'interesting revelation'
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MOSCOW, IDAHO: The little town of Moscow is still in shock from the murders of the the four University of Idaho students on November 13. After partying in various locations, the victims, who were all under the age of 22, were stabbed to death in the middle of the night in their off-campus rental home, while two of their roommates were left unharmed. A seasoned murder detective named Chris McDonough has now revealed some terrifying details from the crime scene in the 'Interview Room'.
Police said in a news release on Friday, November 25, that all videos in connection with the incident were being sought by detectives. The four college students, Ethan Chapin, 20, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Madison Mogen, 21, died due to stab wounds. At the time of writing, police have neither identified a suspect nor the murder weapon, which is reportedly thought to be a "fixed-blade knife".
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The 'Interview Room' reportedly said that an individual had been charged for the September 12 knife threat incident on the university's campus while a Reddit user shared the said news on the platform.
The post read, "On September 16, a local TV news station reported that police had identified the suspect in the September 12 incident and that he was being cooperative. At that point, no charges were filed. A representative from the City Attorney's Office would not say whether the person had been arrested or was in custody but she did confirm that the prosecution was going forward."
'The Interview Room' is diging deep in the investigation as the post went on to ask, "Officials reportedly said that they are not releasing the name of the individual or the police report from that incident at this time. So why are they quietly prosecuting this person?"
The post further added, "Recapping the September 12 incident: A group of female students were walking on campus around 8:05 pm at night between parking lot #14 and the Student Rec Center when they encountered a male on a mountain."
This information has caught the attention of the netizens, as one of Reddit user wrote, "This is pretty interesting news." Another user wrote, "This actually is a very promising lead. Finally."
McDonough and his co-host Karen earlier claimed to have discovered a glove close to the crime scene, which sparked rumors that it belonged to the murderer.
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