Idaho police ask public for video in quadruple homicide probe
Chief of Moscow Police James Fry asked the public for help solving the stabbing deaths of four people just outside the University of Idaho campus Nov. 13.
Police in Idaho dismissed rumors and ruled out multiple people who had contact with victims the night of a quadruple homicide, leaving witnesses and video as a main hope.
On Sunday, chief of Moscow police James Fry asked the public for help solving the vicious stabbing deaths of four people just outside the University of Idaho campus Nov. 13.
"Anyone who has observed any notable notable behavior or has any video surveillance or can provide relevant information about these murders please call our tip line," he said at a news conference.
Each of the victims, identified as university students Ethan Chapin, 20; Madison Mogen, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; and Kaylee Goncalves, 21, was stabbed multiple times, the Moscow Police Department said in a statement.
Police said previously that the four were most likely attacked as they slept, and some among them may have defensive wounds, ostensibly as part of a split-second fight-or-flight response.
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