Idaho
Idaho university murders: 911 call logs reveal chilling warning in wake of killings
![Idaho university murders: 911 call logs reveal chilling warning in wake of killings Idaho university murders: 911 call logs reveal chilling warning in wake of killings](https://mediadc.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/cd72801/2147483647/strip/true/crop/3024x1588%200%20214/resize/1200x630!/quality/90/?url=http://mediadc-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com/8f/df/00618e384603aa6bd7185037bc11/ap22319700822542.jpg)
Call logs in Moscow, Idaho, present a fearful group reporting a number of cases of suspicious males as the one who killed the 4 College of Idaho college students stays at massive.
College college students Ethan Chapin, 20, Xana Kernodle, 20, Madison Mogen, 21, and Kaylee Goncalves, 21, had been murdered of their beds early on Nov. 13, and every was stabbed in each the chest and higher physique with a big knife. Police discovered their our bodies after a 911 name was positioned from one of many girls’s roommates.
IDAHO STUDENT MURDERS: EX-FBI INVESTIGATOR REVEALS CHILLING THEORY AS STUDENTS RETURN TO CLASSES
Since Nov. 13, Moscow police have obtained 78 requires uncommon circumstances and 36 requests to verify the welfare of family members, a rise from 70 and 18, respectively, for the month of October, per a police press launch despatched Sunday.
With no suspect arrested or recognized, police have needed to tackle and make clear a number of rumors circulating on social media, in addition to specify any individuals dominated out as suspects — the roommates, “different mates” on the home when the 911 name was positioned, a third-party driver, and a person captured on video standing close to the victims.
Nevertheless, Moscow residents are nonetheless on excessive alert, and 911 name logs present that many have known as in to report suspicious individuals or exercise, in accordance with an evaluation of the logs carried out by the Unbiased.
In a single name, a caller claimed {that a} man had given his or her daughter a notice on the again of a receipt at her office that stated, “You higher be careful.” One other name positioned by the proprietor of a laundromat stated he discovered a “mark on [a] column inside that appears like blood.”
A number of callers have reported suspicious automobiles or individuals, with one saying there was an individual “standing within the cul-de-sac, sporting an enormous jacket and sporting a black ski masks” and one other claiming there was somebody ripping down tip line posters for the Nov. 13 murders.
Police adopted up with a few of the calls and made contact with a few of the suspicious individuals, however no studies or arrests have been made, per the Unbiased.
Chief James Fry and a number of other different investigators have stated in press conferences and interviews that police are offering restricted info to the general public on the character of the assault, together with whether or not one or all the victims had been targets, in addition to a profile of the suspect, to stop any injury to their investigation.
“It should probably put extra concern, extra suspicion on all kinds of individuals versus if we use that to actually refine the place we’re at in our investigation. I believe that will likely be extra pertinent,” Aaron Snell, Idaho State Police communications director, instructed Fox Information on Sunday. “And so if we simply present info to the general public, I simply do not suppose that that is going to be a sensible alternative.”
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
Authorities are asking the general public to submit any info that could possibly be related to the murders by calling 208-883-7180 or emailing tipline@ci.moscow.id.us.
A vigil for the 4 college students is ready for Wednesday on the College of Idaho campus.
![](https://newspub.live/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/np-logo.png)
Idaho
North Idaho memories: Hayden man shares fond recollection of Moscow childhood
![North Idaho memories: Hayden man shares fond recollection of Moscow childhood North Idaho memories: Hayden man shares fond recollection of Moscow childhood](https://hagadone.media.clients.ellingtoncms.com/img/photos/2024/07/23/Moscow_history_1_r1200x630.png?b7d505e466ff31ef2a911eceee85296b69915698)
Although I have been a Coeur d’Alene-area resident for some 40 years, I have lived and worked in many cities in Idaho.
I was born and spent my first 13 years in Moscow and I think that’s North Idaho enough for this series.
Moscow was a wonderful place to be a kid in the 1940s! The whole town plus the University of Idaho campus were the playfield and discovery zone of kids on bikes from all across town.
Summer days riding downtown to Roger’s for a 5-cent root beer or ice cream cone, then onto the U of I campus to watch an Idaho football practice or maybe get caught up in a vacant lot baseball game!
Of course, catching shiners, snakes and crawdads down at the creek was a staple, as was wandering through the bushes along the creek and railroad tracks, finding recently used hobo camps, ah!
Sometimes we would take over sleeping bags, sleep at the foot of Mingo’s Hill, then climb the several hundred old rickety wooden steps to the top and over to Palouse Creek at the base of Paradise Ridge, where we would catch bullheads with a stick and string.
Winter was also delightful! We had snow vacations for at least 10 days each winter due mostly to trains not being able to bring coal in through the drifts.
It was great fun to sleigh down Pool’s hill and build snow forts and caves in the snow.
I must mention also the Saturdays whooping at the cowboy shows being shown at the Kenworthy and Nuart theaters. It cost us a whopping 12 cents for the matinee!
Finally, one of the huge annual events — the circus! Ringling Bros., Barnum and Bailey and Clyde Beatty. Circuses would arrive by train at the depot on Third Street. The whole shebang would parade down Main Street and set up on the “flats” in the northeast part of town. Us guys would help set up tents and do other labor in exchange for a ticket to a performance. It was a great experience!
Moscow was a perfect place for kids to grow up back in the ’40s!
— John Mushlitz, Hayden
•••
Send your North Idaho memories and photos to Devin Weeks, dweeks@cdapress.com. Please provide information with any photos you send: who is in them, when and where were they taken and a brief description of what is happening in the photo. Pieces should be no more than 500 words. Please include names of those submitting the memories and how long North Idaho has been or was your home.
Longtime residents have a treasure trove of stories about the way things used to be. We hope you’ll share those gems with us.
Idaho
MHP troopers arrest attempted homicide suspect out of Idaho near Four Corners
![MHP troopers arrest attempted homicide suspect out of Idaho near Four Corners MHP troopers arrest attempted homicide suspect out of Idaho near Four Corners](https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/3ea8336/2147483647/strip/true/crop/936x491+0+18/resize/1200x630!/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fewscripps-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2F29%2Fff%2F45735b9e4291990ee7eb5a67e854%2Fhuffine-suspect-arrested.jpg)
BOZEMAN — According to the Montana Highway Patrol (MHP), a suspect in conjunction with an attempted homicide in Idaho was arrested on Huffine Lane near Four Corners on Tuesday, July 23, 2024.
MHP said in a press release dispatch received a be-on-the-lookout (BOLO) report from Idaho at approximately 10:30 a.m. According to the release, the BOLO report was for a possibly armed suspect wanted in conjunction with an attempted homicide in Summit County, Utah.
Watch the moment MHP Troopers arrest Idaho suspect on Huffine Lane:
Attempted homicide suspect out of Idaho arrested between Bozeman and Four Corners
Around 11:15 a.m., troopers reportedly located the vehicle on Highway 191 outside of Four Corners. The driver initially pulled over on Huffine Lane when troopers attempted to stop the vehicle and then fled at a high rate of speed toward Bozeman.
During the pursuit that followed, troopers were able to successfully perform a PIT maneuver, causing the suspect vehicle to stop, ending the pursuit.
The release said the suspect was taken into custody without incident and is being held at the Gallatin County Detention Center.
No further details were released. We will update you when we get more information.
Idaho
North Idaho highways to receive a fresh coat of paint through summer
![North Idaho highways to receive a fresh coat of paint through summer North Idaho highways to receive a fresh coat of paint through summer](https://itd.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/D1_Striping_2024-563x600.jpg)
Throughout the months of July, August and September, Idaho Transportation Department striping crews will be laying down a fresh coat of paint on large sections of highways across the Panhandle. The following schedule will help drivers to be aware of upcoming temporary work zones that may affect them and plan ahead. Every year crews stripe hundreds of miles, and on heavily traveled routes like I-90, apply two coats of paint.
JULY
US-95 Byway in Sandpoint
US-95 from Sandpoint to Athol
US-95 from Athol to Coeur d’Alene
SH-41 from I-90 to Rathdrum
US-95 from Coeur d’Alene to the Latah County line
SH-53 from Rathdrum to the Washington State line
Post Falls business loop
AUGUST
EARLY SH-58 from the Coeur d’Alene Casino to the Washington State line
SH-60 from US-95 to the Washington State line
SH-5 from Plummer to St. Maries
MID SH-3 from I-90 to the Latah County Line
SH-6 from the SH-3 Junction to the Latah County line
LATE INTO SH-97 from I-90 to the SH-3 Junction
EARLY SEPT SH-4 from Wallace to Burke
Wallace, Mullan, and Osburn business loops
During striping operations teams are organized into a line of pace cars flanking the paint truck and are followed by a crash cushion trailer to ensure the safety of the crew. This configuration of vehicles travels slowly as they paint the roadway markings to ensure lines that will last through the year. While the paint itself is very bright, retro-reflective beads are also mixed in to help catch and reflect light to improve nighttime visibility.
Pace cars alert motorists of the operation and slow down traffic so drivers do not go over the paint before it dries. It is important for drivers to avoid drifting over the lines on either side of their lane or trying to pass where striping is in progress.
Striping operations occur primarily during daylight hours and are performed in the summer when temperatures are consistently warm enough to ensure the paint dries quickly and adheres securely to the road. Most frequently these operations are carried out during weekdays, but there are occasional needs for weekend work. Crews start as early as 5 a.m. to avoid peak commute times and try to pull off so others can pass where they have room to do so safely.
Drivers who encounter the mobile paint operations are asked to be patient for the safety of motorists and crews, and to follow the guidance of all work zone signs, especially for no passing.
Updated information will be available throughout the summer on Idaho 511.
-
World7 days ago
One dead after car crashes into restaurant in Paris
-
News5 days ago
Video: Young Republicans on Why Their Party Isn’t Reaching Gen Z (And What They Can Do About It)
-
News1 week ago
In Milwaukee, Black Voters Struggle to Find a Home With Either Party
-
News1 week ago
Video: Biden Asks America to ‘Lower the Temperature’
-
Politics6 days ago
Fox News Politics: The Call is Coming from Inside the House
-
World4 days ago
Freshers' week in Strasbourg for new EU lawmakers
-
News6 days ago
Video: J.D. Vance Accepts Vice-Presidential Nomination
-
Politics1 week ago
Emotional Graham delivers message of ‘love’ for Trump, says US needs ‘soul-searching’