Two weeks after four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death in their rooms, police reported that tips and 911 calls continue to pour in — but a suspect has still not been identified.
The Moscow Police Department said Sunday they had received 78 calls for “unusual circumstances” and 36 requests that police perform a welfare check on loved ones – up from the 70 and 18, respectively, they received during the month of October. They added that community members have uploaded nearly 500 digital media submissions to the FBI link seeking tips in the case.
“We understand there is a sense of fear within our community,” police said.
The four students, three women and a man, were found dead on Nov. 13 in a rental house near campus. A county coroner said they were likely asleep when they were attacked.
The victims were housemates Madison…
