Many people have been following the story of the four Idaho University college students who were murdered last weekend. In part of a video released by police a person of material interest was noted, and police asked for help with identifying him.
The person has now been identified and is reportedly cooperating with police.
(Via Dail Mail) – The man who was filmed with two of the four murdered Idaho students in their last hours has been ‘identified’ and is ‘cooperating with police,’ according to one of the victims’ sisters.
The young man’s name has not yet been made public but he was he was filmed walking up to a food truck with Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves on Sunday at 1.45am – less than two hours before they were murdered in their home.
He was filmed standing near the girls but not speaking to them as they waited for their food from the truck. Once they were handed their order, the girls – who staff said appeared to be slightly intoxicated – walked off together, leaving him behind.
On Thursday night, Kaylee’s sister told Chris Cuomo on his NewsNation show that the boy had been identified. ‘I think a lot of people were curious about that person. We were able to identify him.
Nerves are on edge as the police in/around Moscow, Idaho, admit today the person or persons who murdered four University of Idaho students is still unknown.
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