According to school officials, four University of Idaho students found dead off-campus on Sunday were homicide victims. Officers were called to a report of an unconscious person on King Road, which is just south of the university’s 11,500-student population, according to a news release from the Moscow, Idaho, police department.
How Did Four University of Idaho Students Die?
Four bodies were discovered by officers. The victims were discovered when police responded to a complaint of an incapacitated person on Sunday around noon. According to the police, the four students were discovered dead by responding officers.
According to Capt. Anthony Dahlinger of the Moscow Police Department, all four students are being treated as victims rather than suspects.
“There is definitely a crime here, so we are looking for a suspect,” he told the publication. According to the police department, there is “no ongoing community risk” and no one is being held in custody.
The victims were discovered when police responded to a complaint of an incapacitated person on Sunday around noon. In addition, police believe a knife-like weapon was used in the murders. According to the police, the four students were discovered dead by responding officers.
