Their belongings were packed up long ago and returned to their families.
Interesting because this came out today....Their belongings were packed up long ago and returned to their families.
Idaho murders: Police start removing victims' belongings from house
Police in Moscow, Idaho, are removing some of the University of Idaho victims' personal belongings from the house where the murders unfolded.abcnews.go.com
What I don't F-ing understand is why the next court date is in June. I mean WTF do they need to do between now and then? Uncover more evidence?
I agree loyal. I'm sure the defense is asking for as much time as possible. Given the myriad of loopholes in today's judicial system the prosecutor is probably being very mindful of potential reasons for appeals down the road. They can have a rock solid case but one slipup because of a technicality could throw any conviction out the window.
There’s also no way they’re getting a jury that close to the event. The defense is probably also studying change of venue, and where they want it to go.
I think she deserves the needle even more. Might as well give it to both of them though.
Bury her twice. First time not quite to suffocation - let her panic, struggle, and pass out. Then dig her up, get her back to consciousness, and do it again.
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Preliminary hearings take more time and also reveal a lot more of the evidence/legal strategy on the front side.
Release of the indictment doesn’t mean any evidence will be revealed. But this further supports that there’s enough there to implicate him.
His only hope is he’s committed other crimes and he cuts a deal to save himself from death.
Oh yeah, Idaho will fry him.
My daughter has done a couple of visits to the U of I recently. Lots of comments about what a safe campus it was including our tour guide saying she’d never been afraid walking on campus at U of I. Big elephant in the room no one (understandably) wants to acknowledge.
Yes, a change of counsel has been in the works for quite awhile now. I really can't divulge how I know but it's straight from the horses mouth. A very large retainer was paid by his family and said counsel is working behind the scenes and advising the public defender.
I think it already was. Sad but true this could have literally happened anywhere. If BK did it, he could have chosen any one of dozens of crim j programs to attend, and it would have happened in another town. I think it’s ok to make this acknowledgment if you are UI. This wasn’t a safety issue it was pure randomness.
Have two daughters graduate U of I.
I'm not sure what kind of vetting system goes on for acceptance into a doctoral program, but short of a criminal record or glaring issues already made public, expecting an admission process to catch something like this is overkill. A helluva lot of PhD candidates have personality and social quirks. If there's anyone that's gonna be able to recognize a fatal flaw before it manifests, I think it's gonna be someone around him on a regular basis.
Yeah, this is a tough one. There’s lots of strange personalities out there who function in society quite well. Might get discharged from the military rather quickly after a mental eval, but they can find a profession and succeed. For every one of them who picks up a knife or a gun and goes bananas there’s a million who wouldn’t harm a fly.
90%+ my daughter will be a Vandal. She just got an offer from them last night. Damn proud of her.
Congrats to your daughter! Great place to go to school. Both Moscow and Pullman offer pretty darn cool college experiences.
Yeah, there’s no background check for student admissions. There could have been one for employment as a TA and/or research assistant, but that’s only going to find previous convictions, it’s not going to note if someone is creepy and weird.
She asked the track coach how many of the girls on the team were in the Greek system. Answer - 0.
Not very much, they’re still not allowed to discuss anything that sheds real light on the case. Realistically, the gag order is a smart move. It’s already going to be tough to seat a jury. Allowing the media to keep blanketing the news with every little detail will make it impossible.Interesting development.... seems like the judge loosed the reins a bit...
Judge revises gag order in University of Idaho murder case
MOSCOW, Idaho -- The judge in charge of the University of Idaho murder case has revised the gag order surrounding the case, allowing more flexibility for journalism organizations.www.kxly.com
