Idaho university homicide: Police reveal other people were present at home when 4 died but refuse to say who called 911

More questions are coming from Idaho after the deadly stabbing of four students at the University of Idaho. According to James Fry, Moscow Police Chief, two other housemates were in residence at the time of the killings but were not hurt or kept prisoner.

The murder happened in the early morning of Sunday after returning home at 1:45 AM. There were two persons at the time of the incident and when authorities arrived. However, 911 received no calls until noon.

All four victims were slain with a knife; however, no weapon has been found thus far. He did, however, state that the call was for an unconscious individual, not a person with a stab wound. There was no sign of forced entry.

4 victims are as follows:

• Ethan Chapin, 20, is a freshman studying recreation, sport, and tourist management and a Sigma Chi fraternity member.
• Xana Kernodle, 20, is a marketing junior and a Pi Beta Phi sorority member.
• Madison Mogen, 21, is a senior marketing major and a Pi Beta Phi sorority member.
• Kaylee Goncalves, 21, is a senior majoring in general studies and an Alpha Phi sorority member.

The family members of the four victims are devastated and urged the authorities to provide more information about the killings.

FAQs:

1. Is Idaho’s Artwalk event cancelled?
   The Artwalk event is cancelled because of the shootings.
2. What did Cathy Mabbutt say about the crime scene?
   She described the homicide scene as horrible, with blood all over the flat.