Four Idaho college students were likely asleep when they were fatally stabbed, officials say
Four college students who were fatally stabbed last weekend were likely killed in their sleep and some had defensive wounds, authorities said Friday.
MOSCOW, Idaho — Four college students who were fatally stabbed last weekend were likely killed in their sleep and some had defensive wounds, authorities said Friday.
Each of the victims was stabbed multiple times, the Moscow Police Department said in a statement, citing autopsies completed by Thursday by the Latah County coroner.
There was no sign of sexual assault in the Sunday killings of University of Idaho students Ethan Chapin, 20; Madison Mogen, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; and Kaylee Goncalves, 21, the department said.
Police omit naming who called 911 after Idaho college murdersNov. 19, 202202:04No suspect has been identified in the stabbings, the department said.
Two roommates who were home when the four students were killed were cleared as potential suspects, as was a person seen in a video from a late-night food truck video that captured two of the victims before they were found dead, the department said.
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