Idaho Murders 911 Call Came from Cell Phone of Surviving Roommate

Turns out the 911 name that reported the slaughter of 4 University of Idaho college students got here from the cellphone of one of the surviving roommates … however police aren’t saying who referred to as.

The City of Moscow PD clarified its prior statements late Saturday, acknowledging the cellphone that was used to make the decision, however including, “the identity of the caller has not been released.”

It’s unclear why cops don’t desire the ID recognized, however they’ve gone forwards and backwards about whether or not the group is protected, on condition that the killer/killers are nonetheless on the unfastened.

Police have mentioned they do not imagine the surviving roommates had been concerned within the stabbings. What’s puzzling … authorities imagine the murders occurred someday round 3 AM, however the 911 name wasn’t made till midday — 9 hours later.

Weirdly, the 911 name — logged at 11:58 AM, November 13 — requested help for an unconscious particular person … but police say it was a massacre inside, with blood seeping by way of the partitions onto the outside of the home.

An enormous clue appears to be a sequence of calls made shortly after the victims returned house … one of them referred to as a man named Jack a complete of 7 instances whereas one other tried 3 instances, however police provided no additional data.

Detectives are on the hunt for surveillance video from 3 AM to six AM Sunday, November 13. They’re taking a look at close by companies and houses within the space.

It seems some of the victims put up a battle, given that they had defensive wounds. Police imagine the victims had been asleep when the assault started. Police mentioned early on this was a “targeted” assault.

Cops haven’t discovered the homicide weapon, though they’ve checked native companies to see if a Rambo-like knife had been just lately bought.