Possible her phone wasn't with her, or dead and didn't have a charger.
Idaho killings
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I'm still trying to process what the one roommate saw/heard.
So she starts by hearing noises, opens the door and thinks she hears her roomate say something to the effect of "there's someone here".
So then later hears crying and a man say "everything will be alright" and opens the door and sees him walk by and leave the house.
Am I understanding that correctly? I'm trying to understand who he would have been talking to the first time around, and who would have been crying as he left (presuming they are all dead at that point).
So she starts by hearing noises, opens the door and thinks she hears her roomate say something to the effect of "there's someone here".
So then later hears crying and a man say "everything will be alright" and opens the door and sees him walk by and leave the house.
Am I understanding that correctly? I'm trying to understand who he would have been talking to the first time around, and who would have been crying as he left (presuming they are all dead at that point).
How did they know this without first suspecting him?
I guess I'm asking... what drew their first suspicions to him? The cell phone pings? That seems insane to sort through without a specific target.
If you read it, it all starts with the car. Which leads to the phone pings. Then confirming DNA found on the knife sheath left behind, using his fathers dna from trash.
Also note at 4am there was a doordash delivery. So the 'someone is here' she very well could have thought referred to that.
Adding additional context; Moscow police also reached out to WSU police for car records/registrations to find any matching vehicles.
Yeah the story is strange and doesn’t really add up, but how drunk was she at this time?
Also don't take your damn phone, leave it at your house.
It was his car description. Washington State University Police at the request of the Moscow police searched the student data base with any student that own a white Hyundai Elantra. Once it was determined the wsu did have a student with that car and matching the physical description from the roommate description that sent them down the road of the suspect.
*as fast
As more and more comes out, I'm sure more "mistakes" on his part will come to life.
The stalking with his phone on him sure seems like a really, really dumb plan if your intent was to murder them. Being placed around their house in the middle of the night on that many occassions was pretty poorly thought out...
All you have to do is watch Dateline and they pretty much spoon feed you what not to do.
It was all circumstantial until the dumpster dna.
PhD students and people with Phd's aren't always smart.
Well I’m sure I’ll get some dumbs for this, but just a reminder that Idaho has the death penalty
So are we to assume he didn't see the last roommate? Because I have to think he would have killed her as well. Seems odd she was close enough to him to describe his eyebrows but he didn't see her.