As authorities proceed to analyze the grisly stabbings that left 4 College of Idaho college students useless inside their house earlier this month, police mentioned that detectives have now moved 5 automobiles from the crime scene to a storage location the place they'll proceed to look at them and course of proof.
"At present, as a part of the continued murder investigation and authentic search warrant, detectives relocated 5 automobiles from inside the police perimeter to a safer long-term storage location to proceed processing proof," the Moscow Police Division introduced in a information launch posted on Tuesday.
Video posted by Fox Information confirmed the snow-covered vehicles being towed away.
Police say they're presently in search of contextual particulars which may make clear the occasions and folks concerned within the murders. Detectives have requested anybody with info to name the division's tip line at 208-883-7180.
Within the early morning hours of Nov. 13, college college students and housemates Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen and Xana Kernodle, together with scholar Ethan Chapin, have been killed on the girls's residence close to campus after returning house from nights out. There have been two surviving roommates, who, police mentioned, additionally slept in the home that evening and referred to as 911 upon discovering one of many 4 deceased college students unconscious the subsequent morning. The Latah County Coroner later dominated every of their causes of loss of life to be murder by stabbing.
Officers on the Moscow Police Division nonetheless haven't recognized a suspect greater than two weeks after the quadruple homicide. The division mentioned Sunday that suggestions continued to pour in whereas group members moreover uploaded greater than 500 digital submissions to the FBI hyperlink in search of info within the case.
"We perceive there's a sense of worry inside our group," Moscow police mentioned.
Though detectives have already used numerous suggestions and surveillance movies to rule out potential suspects, they're presently in search of extra suggestions and surveillance footage of "any uncommon conduct" noticed throughout the evening of Nov. 12 — whereas Goncalves and Mogen have been out in downtown Moscow and Kernodle and Chapin have been on the college's Sigma Chi fraternity home — and into the early hours of Nov. 13.
Police beforehand mentioned they have been investigating "tons of of items of knowledge" that recommended somebody was stalking Goncalves previous to her loss of life. Nevertheless, regardless of receiving a deluge of experiences, investigators haven't but verified or recognized a potential stalker, in keeping with the Moscow Police Division.
The College of Idaho is internet hosting candlelight vigils immediately at 5 p.m. to honor the reminiscence of the 4 college students. One can be held on the Moscow campus and one other on the College of Boise.