Final hours of deceased University of Idaho students disclosed in a food truck video

The killings of four University of Idaho students have stunned the whole world and brought grief to the victims' loved ones. Ethan Chapin, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Kaylee Goncalves were found dead on Sunday after what seemed to be a knife attack at an off-campus residence.

While the police have been silent about the mysterious circumstances surrounding the gruesome killings, the incident's latest video has recently emerged, giving a timeline of what students were doing just before the incident happened.

In the video, which is from 1.41 am, two of the four students are visible, chatting normally after ordering their food from the food truck in Moscow, Idaho.


Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves, who ordered a $10 carbonara from Grub Truckers, can be seen waiting for their dinner for roughly ten minutes. They can be seen conversing with each other and those waiting beside the truck while they wait.



According to Moscow Police Department Chief James Fry, the food truck video provides a useful timeline of the victims' final hours, even though the police have no suspect so far.

An official from the Spokane County Medical Examiner's Office informed media outlets that autopsies had been performed and the findings would be made public whenever they were ready.

Moscow police initially labeled the killings as a "targeted attack" and claimed there was no public threat.

FAQs:

1. Is the killing of University of Idaho students something that could cause public disruption?
   According to Moscow police, it was a targeted attack, and there was no public threat.
2. How are University of Idaho students killed?
   Four University of Idaho students who were killed in mysterious circumstances at their off-campus residence have knife wounds.