Idaho Students' Neighbor Breaks Silence as Cops Zero in on White Hyundai

[@robinbanks5418]

My son is a police officer and experienced a great deal of trauma when he and his partner entered a home where he found 2 people that were killed with a similar type of knife. He was 27 at the time. Both he and his partner required intense counseling and is now treating PTSD and depression. The young guys that entered the house after getting the 911 will most likely require the same. We must pray for all police and FBI, anyone that had to enter the house - even the students. God give them strength.

[@brera2434]

All the best to your son and his partner, and to everybody who come across this kind of thing l, be it in professional or private life. The roommates will need help, too. Lots of strength to everybody involved.

[@kathymccracken5604]

Prayers from Texas

[@sharonhatfield8315]

Robin banks I hope everything is going well for your son.god bless him for what he does. Happy holidays ⛄.

[@leeannjohnson1808]

My brother is a retired Deputy. Please thank your son for the incredibly hard job he does, and let him know he, and his brothers and sisters in uniform, are appreciated. God bless him! 💙

[@susanjane2498]

Yes, I can't imagine and I don't want to imagine, you know?

[@angelac3788]

I really wish the media would stop criticizing the police dept. A guilty verdict is more important than your breaking coverage.

[@americancrimejournal]

The media? It's the families and the public that are taking shots at the media. This is real life.

[@slaws2279]

This.

[@anthonym3351]

Took them a month to get cctv

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

But why if they doing a great job is it that a employee found that car footage, the police should of been going around everywhere gathering CCTV.

[@MissaPality]

Thank you. I heard it described as "The CSI" effect. People see a crime, watch the investigation unfold, the smoking gun, crime solved, all in 60 minutes. I also watched the Casey Anthony trial unfold and watching her be acquitted was absolutely devastating. The case is not cold and they are doing exactly what they should do by not releasing any information about the investigation. I have even seen people saying the police need to disclose people's alibis that they have cleared. They have not cleared anyone and releasing their alibi to the public would interfere with them possibly reviewing said alibis and finding issues if they are there. Same with Delphi. Everyone saying they don't have a good case. The PCA only needs to have just enough probable cause to get the arrest.

[@travelinglight4656]

It's also strange that he is still living next door, plastering his face all over and isn't worried about being killed himself. He feels totally safe.

[@LivingLifeOutWest]

EXACTLY! 💯

[@WhiteGuysMadder]

Cammy did it

[@arielsea9087]

He must walk at night with his Chef’s knife for protection and practices self defense in the kitchen.

[@moonshadow3946]

travellinglight those are very good and very valid points. 👏

[@kristinab1078]

Is he "plastering his face all over"? I haven't seen this guy but once. Moscow, Idaho is probably one of the safest places in the US to live right now with all the heightened security and awareness in the community (and the likely newly installed cameras).

[@baileyhoff8813]

Fil Waters is a fantastic, knowledgeable, Master at interrogation. So glad you had him on. Thanks for continuing to update this case.

[@gailtrotman5256]

Oh, but he's ready to ruin this young man's life making him, not a POI but a full on suspect! He needs to leave his ego at the door! Interrogator is right.

[@jenniferruth812]

How do you analyze behavior with no baseline? Geez, as a socially awkward person who frequently has anxiety and loses track of my thoughts a lot, I’m sure I’d be accused of murderer by these idiots.

[@thomasoaxaca3379]

Exactly. Especially if you know that there might be millions of people that might see it. And that you might be judged on your behavior. How many people get nervous speaking with a police officer at a traffic stop. These "professionals" think that they know everything. It's nothing more than their pride.

[@johnpersechini4951]

Exactly. I had to stop watching this video.

[@Danielle-ii8zc]

Right!!! Same here

[@calamity0.o]

Was on a bus once and the driver needed police to remove some unruly women and the officers spoke at me first! I'm just minding my own looking like a goth hippie.

[@mattg4836]

I've been blamed for stuff I didn't do all my life because I get awkward when asked if I did something and get anxious and look guilty

[@JayAllDay07130]

When I was in school for my criminal justice degree, we did this exercise where a random kid chosen by the teacher, walked into the classroom while everyone else was walking in and settling down, he spoke to the teacher for a couple mins and then left right before class started, after that the teacher went around the entire class and we each had to name one thing about the kid that we noticed, half of the class didn’t even notice the kid was there and couldn’t give an answer even though that kid stood right in front of them, some students only realized they saw him after the teacher mentioned him or after another student mentioned something he was wearing (the lightbulb moment), the lesson……that just goes to show you how reliable witness testimony really is and how easily it can change. Your mind is not equipped to remember every little detail, especially if it’s something you’re familiar with (students were familiar with kids standing in the classroom talking to teachers and this guy was familiar with hearing weird drunk guy screams coming from the house), so it didn’t stick in the mind because it’s a regular occurrence, nothing abnormal to make you play closer attention. It’s just human nature, everyone wants answers, and cops suck at their jobs, but don’t be the judge and jury for someone who could be completely innocent because human minds are completely unreliable, a lot of cops don’t take witness testimony seriously anymore unless they can back it up with other evidence

[@copascribe7472]

Omg! My psychology teacher at ASU did this, but she had a student run in and grab her purse off the desk and run out. She quickly explained the ruse, and everyone was shocked at how little any of us could recall.

[@OumuKaye]

This is way too long bro

[@GunsNMetal]

The world’s longest run on sentence. Did you learn anything in school?

[@doyourbestletgoddotherest444]

@@GunsNMetal ?

[@JayAllDay07130]

@@GunsNMetal clearly, I have 7 years of college under my belt with a 3.8 gpa and 2 college degrees. Also state licensed as a vet tech and sat for a board exam. Think I’m doin just fine bud lol it’s the internet, not a thesis paper, sorry it wasn’t perfect enough for you, you didn’t have to read it, God bless 🙌🏼

[@shuntubbs2682]

Heart goes out to the chief. Just imagine some of the trauma that this has caused. I’m a psychologist and I totally understand that he doing the best that he can. People have to stop putting pressure on the guy and start supporting the effort. When people show support it makes the process 10 times easier. This case is going to get solved with the help of others. He can’t do this alone. God bless

[@thomasoaxaca3379]

I don't agree. The police chief is merely taking orders from the FBI. I feel bad for the patrol officers not the administration.

[@nopressurenodiamonds5566]

Why did the chief send rookies with zero experience dealing with homicides to this crime scene is what I wonder?

[@brendaclauer2307]

@@nopressurenodiamonds5566 he didn't know it was a murder 911 call said, a person pass out!

[@x-shift8937]

@@nopressurenodiamonds5566 are you asking what you’re wondering? Also do you think this is the NYPD with endless supply of experienced officers around the clock? It’s a small town (in one of the most sparsely populated states in America) and when the first responders arrived they had no clue about the true magnitude of the situation they had on their hands. I’m not an officer nor a psychologist but idk, this just seems like common sense to me.

[@marcosmarin8930]

Most psychologists are mentally unstable. They study that pseudo-science because they try to understand their own problems. I feel sorry for them.

[@jerricalynn7593]

I think they need to ask the surviving roommates about the neighbor and how often he was around the house

[@beckyt.8861]

I don't know why but I only listened to maybe 2 sentences and something struck me off about what he was saying. His like like like comments seem that he's nervous

[@thebechtelbunch7811]

I keep seeing posts on Reddit from someone saying "Find the chef!" "It's the chef." I've seen numerous comments about a chef. I thought they meant a chef because of the knife but maybe it's about this guy... Strange. Very strange.

[@kellyrott8212]

This guy has posted all kinds of contradictory comments. I don't believe anything he says

[@artanddesignstudios]

Worth a shot to see if there was any creepiness/contention. Idk how productive it would be though, since he could just be their dealer, or one of them. Could be all he's hiding. Def seems to be hiding something or have some kind of motive for changing his story etc. Every neighbor around there who isn't a partying student probably loathes that house and the residents. At this point there are so many potential motives toward multiple victims, and many of those suspects also have ample opportunity living nearby and/or knowing someone who does, along with any rando that partied there, things associated with the school/frats, the corner club, etc., not to mention being able to see right in the place on every level, there's really no telling without more concrete information being released. Too many rabbit holes to go down and rumors and things to speculate on with the limited info currently released. I do think the drama/rumors/local knowledge/frats are going to play a role. I don't think for a second it's a random stranger who has never been in that house. They know them on some level and had a lot of hate and rage for them personally and/or what they represent. Probably fairly well with multiple targets in one group of people who were all super close. Plus, interior locks wouldn't have stopped someone with that much hatred, violence, and rage, so I think it's something specifically to do with those 4 that were the closest. Whether the others could have identified the killer bc of something that happened or inside info, or there was just hatred toward all 4 (or at the very least, one on each level) for whatever reason.

[@djd23555]

Dad is sus

[@Rockstarsoulchild]

I hope justice is served.. but witnesses may be afraid to reveal what they know in fear of the country accusing them of being the killer AND/OR the fear of the gruesome killer targeting them next.

[@arielsea9087]

But it could be safer outing this person anonymously because he could be looking for his next victim since he’s gotten away with quadruple murders.

[@sydneymcmanus6977]

I agree, making this entire video incriminating this man without evidence is vial.

[@Rockstarsoulchild]

@@arielsea9087 but if it’s a really good tip, they’d need to testify in court in the same room as the wicked man. Some people don’t have that kind of bravery.

[@madisonjenkins-moss1447]

I think if police and investigators stopped telling the public about people that have come forward then maybe people would feel more comfortable sharing about what they know

[@invictusbp1prop143]

@@madisonjenkins-moss1447 If that's the case, then someone should let the "true crime community" know to quit complaining about a lack of information being released.

[@soulsjourney5118]

I believe the police stopped telling families things because they then told media things the police were trying to keep under wraps. Like who was where on which floor. I think the police know far more than they are letting on. Hoping they find person/ persons responsible Sending love to all from 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@charmaynebruce6215]

@soulsjourney5118 Yes, of course they know more! G'day from a fellow Aussie 👋

[@annmoore8696]

I believe that you are right

[@LadyLakeland]

Of course they know more than they're letting on, the question is how much more. Enough to maybe get this guy off the streets soon?! Some of us are scared it's not enough more to protect the community from another entire home of ppl being invaded and slashed. He may not even be in Idaho anymore. He may be in Oregon in some small town where idiots don't lock their doors because "things like that don't happen there" and he's casing another house full of ppl to slash. I live 1000 miles away and I'm still making sure my doors are locked and gun loaded.

[@AndreVasque-s6v]

It was a rich kid

[@kingjoseph5901]

​@@AndreVasque-s6v prove it

[@codyshilling9780]

This is why the killer is not caught. Because every time someone comes forward to say something you guys and the media says they are the killer. So imagine how many people may know something important and don’t come forward. I know I wouldn’t. Being weird does not make you a murder.

[@neurologicalworms]

This is not why the killer is not caught lol

[@kristinab1078]

The mob mentality is terrifying. It's all based in emotion rather than reason or fact. Thankfully, investigators, not the mob, will be examining the evidence and building a case. If the mob was running the case, every Tom and Harry would be rounded up and thrown in the fire for just being a neighbor, getting a hotdog at a truck at night, or walking their dog past the house.

[@Bluntedco.]

i think it was that guy that fled to africa that did it. out of rage. did you see his ig pictures of him gutting animals like nothing? he for sure has no conscious. he had the same type of knife used to murder them and he did not want to get his finger prints checked by the police. He for sure fled for a reason. maybe he has not gotten caught because he used gloves and they need more evidence to be able to say it was him. his parents have money too. They must be related to some powerful ppl but soon they will catch him. They always get caught. specially now a days with all the cameras and tech.

[@staceyw.6608]

This is a good point! They are criminalizing everyone! Innocent until proven guilty, yeah right. And all they're doing is ruining these peoples' lives by sticking the dogs of the internet on them. Such speculation here!

[@simsationelle]

@@neurologicalwormsbut it could be one of the reasons

[@SJSUPhilosopher-c1d]

I want to more about Inan Harsh, too. Please keep investigating this case.

[@mathewreed818]

It’s incredible how frequent young people use the word “like”.

[@melbelle2049]

Alarming actually

[@steveb6287]

Out of control and completely annoying.

[@TS-rd7oy]

Impossible to listen to them.

[@IvySnowFillyVideos]

It was like popular like even 40 years...valley girl era

[@arielsea9087]

It what you call a crutch. 🩼

[@biscuit0524]

The neighbor gave me the creeps. The first time I saw one of his interviews I thought he should be a possible suspect. During the interview I saw he said that he had wondered through the house during a party. He was also talking about that "new" SUV that was at the house that usually wasnt there. It made me wonder how closely he had been watching that house.

[@aliahalopez6028]

This!!!!

[@thetaylorsquad3633]

A voyeur?

[@wulfsorenson8859]

It’s always women who seem to make bogus allegations against men with zero evidence.

[@Lotsielots]

He's a neighbour! Are you that unobservant that you wouldn't notice things like that at a house you walk by every day in a small tightly packed cul de sac Street?????? Its basic awareness of your home area. Do Americans not have neighbourhood watch as well? Where neighbours are encouraged to report and notice unusual goings on in their street?

[@vermili0n]

Yeah that sounds interesting, they should at the very least give him a polygraph test if they have zero leads…

[@annam5733]

Stop giving this neighbor the time of day!! He's clearly trying to use this for clout which is disgusting and distracting resources away from the investigation

[@lyndafaye6748]

EXACTLY: Another "neighbor " questioned; What's THE UPDATE CONSIST OF actually?IS THIS C L I C K B A I T produced to again make US believe it's an UPDATE on "new evidence ?" I wish the FAMILIES had more control over what types of SOCIAL MEDIA & VIDEOS are displayed about their personal tragedy. So, what "we're saying is", that there "would be no need to even make this video" if we had giving this guy a LIE DETECTOR TEST prior to producing the VIDEO.... OH, BTW WE want to advertise an AUTHOR SELLING HIS BOOK, while we're here, on the subject of police officers who were falsely accused of crimes ? AGAIN those DMV PHOTOS that keep FINING US FOR SPEEDING and whatever, could ONLY FIND ONE CAR to inspect, while FOUR PARKED cars sat for over two weeks uninspected for evidence. WHY IS THIS VIDEO EVEN BEING MADE ? Where is the "UPDATE" portion of it ?

[@jayb8053]

like wtf is he thinking? is he going to get a reality show because he lived near a tragedy? People are so weird.

[@borntobewild9056]

This neighbor is either using this for clout or is very smart and is using it to confuse the police and investigators....if he really knew these kids then some of their friends should have information on him.

[@HoneySuckle123]

Nothing is CLEAR at this point.

[@KS-hi8vi]

Agreed but they wanna make $$ off this story and need to report on it daily for Views &. Click Bait

[@jacquelinedesanctis7082]

That neighbour should sue all these people for false accusations.

[@gailtrotman5256]

It's reckless reporting... and it ruins people's lives! This yahoo ex-cop has a huge ego!

[@bbopamnnnoymous]

I also agree that I feel so bad for this chief and police department. I don't understand why people dont understand they can't release information without losing the integrity of the case. If we want it solved we have to accept that we cant also know everything

[@katielucas4594]

Agreed! Not until the time is right. Its going to take time but it will happen. It will come out.

[@skyleraspen444]

People these days expect everything to be given to them. It doesn’t work like that

[@benjaminmorpus4959]

Media and press will ruin investigations, prolong them, and complain that law enforcement isn’t doing a good job in their efforts to find the killer. It’s crazy. They always release detrimental evidence to an investigation that prolongs a case and sets its back. The night stalker case was a perfect example.

[@obscurecelebritynooneremem6876]

According Statically 120,000 murders are unsolved in The United States and only 1% is ever solved That's not me saying that it's the Statics, and it's very sad

[@ralphmajor1947]

Thank you for airing this and for letting them speak on their views!

[@nataliebaker8549]

I think the weirdest part of this interview is that he claims to be super introverted but has no problem going on camera and talking so freely.

[@eternalbliss5189]

Probably needed money. (Paid interview).

[@nataliebaker8549]

@@eternalbliss5189 Lauren clarifies that she doesn’t pay for interviews. It’s like he wants attention.

[@Th3Fab3]

I'm a hermit and have no issues being on camera for an interview

[@marysmith861]

My ex is an introvert. He can talk to people as though he's an extrovert. That fools a lot of people.

[@shelleymeyer9413]

Absolutely horrific and senseless! I really pray the evil ones responsible are discovered, found and brought to justice!

[@lauravasquez3836]

Yeppp! That’s the bottom line as well as should be the toppest priority! Right?

[@Whattsgoingon]

I don't think there were screams. How did he hear screams in a different house but two girls in the house heard nothing?

[@lc285]

If he was ooutside.

[@Whattsgoingon]

@@lc285he was outside at 3am when they were getting murdered and didn't say anything for three weeks? He would have to be pretty close to hear screams through an outdoor wall. That would also place him at the crime scene.

[@loxoloveXo]

Maybe the killings were done before the 2 girls came home....does anyone know if they 2 were home alll night or out or maybe high/drunk. I have friends, that don't even remember a thing of the night before or/and never wake up to screams when intoxicated so anything is possible tbh....

[@garycastronova7939]

He probably heard a mountain lion they have blood curdling screams sometimes.

[@garycastronova7939]

@Mister Google sounds likely. I suppose that made it easier for both the killer and victims ...they didn't have much time to realize what hit them before fading to blackness.

[@juliebelize4285]

Agree the Chief does not deserve the constant criticism and judgement. He's working on a huge murder scene that would challenge the most experienced police department in any major city in the world. The FBI is working arm in arm with local and state police for crap sake.

[@Kthb80]

Right and this police department hasn’t handled a murder in years let alone a quadruple homicide.

[@johnpersechini4951]

It’s not hilarious that people are accusing him. It’s actually disgusting and makes me sick. You should not accuse people in a public forum without real evidence. Speculation is dangerous.

[@slothmarathonpromotions2470]

I think you did it.

[@Dani-ICU-RN]

@@slothmarathonpromotions2470 lol.omg

[@Dani-ICU-RN]

Accusing and wondering, very different..you can't deny his body language, like, its like , very ,WELL-like nervous, no EYE CONTACT,TO A CAMERA.

[@Dani-ICU-RN]

@@slothmarathonpromotions2470 objection.hearsay.

[@robdubent]

Welcome to the internet where all the mouthy psychos in the world are a professional everything 🙄🤡

[@love_wins_2218]

This case is so shocking and scary. The murder of these students is so very sad, especially this time of year. The whole world is grieving their loss, and scared of the unknown perp. I support all of LE efforts, pray for all of the people this has shattered, and pray this person is caught. People are scared and angry. They want this solved RIGHT NOW so as to bring comfort to us all. But the solution is going to take time, and I believe they are doing the best they possibly can. I can't imagine being the first responders who walked in and found them all. 💔🙏

[@karenatdevry]

Thank tou @love_wina for your words about LE!! Those of us in the t LE community really appreciate positive & kind words towards LE and the community!!

[@brad5117]

Just because someone is weird doesn't mean he's the guy...

[@susanmeadows627]

That poor police chief was so saddened and shocked by what happened the same as everyone else. I'm just going to pray for everyone involved and that the victims and families get justice soon. 🙏💔

[@MarsMellow84]

Yeah. Praying will help 😒

[@TheEndIsUponUs]

Well... He needs to tighten up. He's a cop!

[@maroru7577]

He looks shell shock by this crime. Who wouldn't?

[@londone2361]

And also, I think the families will be more saddened by this incompetent police officer that doesn’t know whether it’s New York or new years. If I was the parents I’d want to murder that police officer sitting around doing interviews for KZbin… disgraceful actually… did you even think of that?

[@tower222]

No doubt I'm sure folks are in shock this is very brutal crime... I do believe it's a good idea to bring outside law enforcement for a fresh look and let them stand back a bit regroup. People are so relentless with them this armchair law enforcement lawyers judges we can make it difficult sometimes.

[@suzyQ7176]

Jesse thank-you for keeping us up to date. Just hope this monster gets caught soon so these poor families get some sort of closure as well as the community. I keep checking for updates hoping this nightmare will end. From Australia 🇦🇺

[@lyndafaye6748]

Another "neighbor " questioned; What's THE UPDATE CONSIST OF actually?IS THIS C L I C K B A I T produced to again make US believe it's an UPDATE on "new evidence ?" I wish the FAMILIES had more control over what types of SOCIAL MEDIA & VIDEOS are displayed about their personal tragedy. So, what "we're saying is", that there "would be no need to even make this video" if we had giving this guy a LIE DETECTOR TEST prior to producing the VIDEO.... OH, BTW WE want to advertise an AUTHOR SELLING HIS BOOK, while we're here, on the subject of police officers who were falsely accused of crimes ? AGAIN those DMV PHOTOS that keep FINING US FOR SPEEDING and whatever, could ONLY FIND ONE CAR to inspect, while FOUR PARKED cars sat for over two weeks uninspected for evidence. WHY IS THIS VIDEO EVEN BEING MADE ? Where is the "UPDATE" portion of it ?

[@lisahughes8779]

Thank you Australia! 🇦🇺🇺🇸❤️

[@suzyQ7176]

@@lisahughes8779 please all stay safe. Sending hugs through

[@lisahughes8779]

@@suzyQ7176 Thank you again my friend from down under! ❤️

[@suzyQ7176]

@@lisahughes8779 pleasure hun please be safe. Your new friend from down under Australia 🇦🇺. Lets hope this monster gets caught soon xo

[@judichristophersen7238]

Parents if you feel like there is something different in your child something that is unusual different than other children please get them to help don’t overlook it

[@susan-hp5id]

Very refreshing. I personally respect the fact that they're keeping things close to the chest. I do wish the father would keep the details, if he knows them, to himself. For the good of the prosecution to come. And I hope that the person or persons in charge will consider using something like a crime stoppers reward. It is anonymous. There are many reasons a person may choose not to come forward. Especially if they're afraid and have limited resources.

[@cocksure8430]

Fell asleep holding phone , sorry.🤗

[@tyhughs9619]

It's human nature to try and want to understand. Even a act of evil like this. Let's not convict or accuse people because they are different or socially awkward. Blessings and prayers to Idaho!

[@texasgirl6000]

@Mandy Côté , amen.

[@9sheri9]

@Mandy Côté lemme guess... your favorite book is revelations? 🤣 Yes, there is evil in the world, but there is a lot of goodness to be seen & known in humankind, too.

[@spicyirwin5835]

He has no cuts.

[@olgatrilogymartin3143]

Well said

[@olgatrilogymartin3143]

@@9sheri9 goodness is the true meaning of Christianity

[@psapsa6138]

As someone who’s followed this case, and watched many videos from this channel, im really disappointed with this video how they are speaking about this witness, and calling him a suspect. It’s not their job to accuse/analyse a potential or not potential suspect. News should be impartial when it comes to potential suspects or witnesses. This is perpetrating the dangerous attitude and cycle of some internet sleuths. Let the trained investigators make the statements please !

[@solobano570]

👍🏻 In crime, in geopolitics, etc, let the real journalists handle the interviews. This is criminal what these and other podcasters are doing.

[@sunnymoondog]

She calls herself a journalist, but she breaks the rules of journalism all the time. It's not ok.

[@lanoel4585]

EXACTLY!

[@debbzev]

It's disgusting and bringing out the worse in people. If you don't fit what somebodies idea of normal is, you are a target and need to be polygraphed! I would never come forward after the way people have been treated, its really not helping. So many experts online.

[@goodnightvienna8511]

Exactly...if it is him then all this content can be used as part of his defence, as in it constitutes subjudicy . Again, Israel Keyes only got caught because of a piece of luck, either the police solve the crime really quickly or it will drag on for years...maybe never getting solved. This case reminds me of the family from Japan who were killed in a similar way, and this was never solved!!!...look up the Setagaya case. That man is still out there!

[@artistbrindle]

It’s really disappointing, in hindsight of what law enforcement was really doing, that Lauren thought four weeks was too long without an arrest. She sounded ridiculous. Law enforcement owed the press nothing honestly

[@lorimaloney2368]

Yes try 13 years like Gilgo beach

[@adoredpariah]

I would think it is more suspicious if the driver of the car isn't coming forward than it is for a neighbor to do an interview like that, but who knows.

[@juditrotter5176]

Don’t we all make mistakes especially during times of stress and panic?

[@erikac8612]

I have an issue that she is throwing that guy under the bus for doing an interview with her. If you look through youtube, there are other neighbors being called suspects for looking creepy during an interview. I doubt anyone would want to do an interview with her now after that last guy. This is the dangerous speculation that police are warning about.

[@r.c.miller6161]

She seems attention-seeking and wanting to make a name for herself with this case.

[@tarzansjane9835]

They should not share alot of the info

[@Zahra.y7]

@@r.c.miller6161 exactly, she seems so excited , laughing , while there are 4 families grieving , 4 lives lost and no suspect is found

[@DeniseVidra]

Thank you for taking the time to show and teach us about this. Much appreciated

[@ken-in-KY]

The neighbor talks like a high schooler with a limited vocabulary of like, like, like, like, like.

[@troymassey3452]

I got a feeling that when this case is solved the perpetrator is going to be so close to the location of the crime that it is going to blow the whole nation away hes so close he can't be seen I think whoever is responsible for terrible crime can see or hear the good times these young beautiful people were having from a short distance away,my heart goes out to the families of the victims, I can't even begin to comprehend how you must feel

[@babyt556]

Yes!!!! I really feel like it’s someone they cleared or overlooked already. The killer wouldn’t have to dump anything if they can hide it in their homes if they’re close by.

[@cgat1955]

Ian Huntley was a school caretaker who murdered two young girls in Soham UK. He was interviewed on tv a few times as he’d said that he’d said hi to them when they were out walking. He thought he was getting away with it but obviously didn’t realise that law enforcement are trained to spot deception.

[@garycastronova7939]

No it will go unsolved. Unless the perps get careless and talk about it to someone... Certainly more than one perp. If it's only one then it's an incredibly skilled killer and fast. Supernatural you could say.

[@johnlariscy8418]

Agree. I would be looking at apartments next door. The ones with windows facing the house. Think some sick SOB could watch house and plan. Been thinking this from day one when I saw a picture of how close the apartments are. Would think cops would of checked all these people but doesn't seem like they see this as a possibility. We'll see how it plays out.

[@pamcornelius9122]

@@babyt556 Just like Delphi.

[@rum-ham]

Lauren is a good representative for the true crime community. Really showing how unhelpful they can be. Props to the detective for being realistic and giving good insights.

[@btwidk5945]

I love true crime but I hate how she thinks she is helping the investigation when she doesn't know anything. All she is is speculating for clout.

[@YanahKapri]

Yea she’s annoying and weird I’m only 7 mins in. Like girl why did you give him a platform just to enable people to tear him apart. What’s wrong with you?

[@teresacox2511]

That became evident during the Kiely Rodni incident. True crime channels turned that case into a circus. Blaming those young people and out and out calling them murderers was horrible. I kept thinking that one of those kids were going to read some of the horrible things people were saying about them and possibly hurting themselves. If that had happened, those true crime channels would have been to blame.

[@rum-ham]

@@teresacox2511 Agreed

[@michael_caz_nyc]

Agree. How can you smile and be in good-spirits, when the families-lives have been shattered? She needs to Tone-it-Down. This is not a Game-show! It amazes me how people go Nuts for Celebrity-fame and social-media camera time. Very Sad & Tragic news here. I do hope & pray they get justice and closure for the families.

[@candicecuoco2835]

This neighbor either is attention seeking or needs to be fully investigated. Something is very off about him.

[@babiemystic]

I thought I was just reading too into it but yeah he seems off

[@madisonjenkins-moss1447]

As someone who is part of the true crime community, it makes me so frustrated that Lauren expects this to be solved right away and expects all the answers but in reality that’s not always how these kinds of cases work. Y’all I promise we are not all like that

[@TexasRose50]

I felt the same way when she said that. And I was taken aback by her praising this guy for coming forward. That sounded so off to me.

[@kingjoseph5901]

The true crime community has become a cancer. Hope they're all sued.

[@jenniferwebb5954]

I didn't get that. The cops seem like they're way off base

[@mythicalmeanderings]

@taramcgavan7654 how many years have you been a detective?

[@kevinc233]

This is disgraceful and lousy reporting. Although he is a strange guy, doesn’t make him a kill crazy murderer. Guess they want someone to blame because they don’t have anything.

[@Vangent87]

I disagree with his assessment of him using “Like” as a filler word and trying to buy time. You’d first have to know his baseline to see if it’s a word used in normal conversation and answering basic questions then when talking to him about this stuff you’d be able to tell if using “like” is out of the norm or if it’s usage is higher than in normal conversation but I think “like” has became part of the human lexicon, it’s used repeatedly in text and conversation, it’s just a different time than when he was a detective so without a baseline to compare with, i wouldn’t put a lot of stock in that.

[@yaelusa]

I watch Judge Judy and she has to chastise someone for saying "like" in almost every episode.

[@lanoel4585]

LIKE who cares really? It's a nothing-burger, like most of what that irritating self-aggrandizing' [ironically, a word he uses to describe dude] retired detective said = verrrry irresponsible for him to say dude is a "suspect" to him, not once, but several times. @Law&CrimeNetwork please NEVER bring this 'expert' back again: he does not understand how today's investigations get so infected by social media commentary just like his, nor how he might invite a lawsuit if his target is seriously harassed or harmed.

[@BH-1964]

Today we know some of what the investigators know. (What has been safe to release to the public.).. I'm appalled at the number of professionals who were bad-mouthing the investigation and investigators! Every one of these people owes this Sheriff and his Deputies, the Idaho State Police investigators, and the FBI investigators a huge public apology! They should be ashamed of themselves and the way they conducted themselves!

[@janettrepanier9434]

This is about 4 lives, not an entertainment program!! There are too many “Monday morning quarterbacks” commenting on this case!! I want this solved as much as anyone but I’m willing to leave this up to the people who are trained and paid to handle this investigation!!😢😢😢😢

[@garycastronova7939]

I find it entertaining...the perp or perps are having a good laugh .

[@NoDetourAhead]

I think Lauren is a perfect example of everything that is wrong with the true crime community. She expected it to be solved already. Her mental health is hurt by this. She thinks everyone should call to tell the cops what they think. I mean common lady.

[@samgibson684]

These experts are a couple steps below the ancient aliens staff.....

[@nancyduran369]

No lauren is very smart and can read people better than most. You would change your mind if you followed her and saw how hard she works on cases. She's a pro, man!

[@kristinab1078]

@@nancyduran369 It's not a matter of "reading people" or emotion. In the end, it will be hard evidence and reason that will solve the case and convict the killer.

[@lanoel4585]

AND a professional journalist cannot represent "true crime". She is a reporter, period, and should be honest in her self-representation. Sorry Lauren, not credible.

[@ACB2K]

Mental health, the 21century excuse for everything wrong with people who do bad stuff.

[@valleygirlgg]

This case won't be easy to solve because Moscow is a college town and has many ppl in and out all the time. So it's not just residents. I hope it's solved soon! Who ever did it had some personal hate for the victims because of the way he killed them. A knife is very personal and a very physical way to kill someone.

[@feartheghostinme675]

Have you not seen the delphi case a knife was also used in that case.

[@greenjupiter]

@@feartheghostinme675 how do u know, when was that detail revealed??

[@blackicex1622]

Some people also choose a knife because it’s silent.

[@mjesns77]

@@greenjupiter it was released that the killer walked away bloody, the victims were bloody. but no gun was used. that only leaves knife

[@myeshaJADE]

@@mjesns77not necessarily he could of hit them with a rock or anything not just a knife causes blood

[@LanaKay777]

This didn’t age well. This is why you don’t play detective and ruin innocent people’s lives.

[@markhumble3423]

Inevitably there are some people who, for the very first time in their lives, find themselves in a potential spotlight. They're drawn in as is a moth to a flame. It's irresistible, like, you know.

[@sngray11]

This case has impacted so many people’s lives. I hope that the local, state, and federal investigators working on this case are able to bring justice for Xana, Ethan, Maddie, and Kaylee. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims’ families, loved ones, the entire Moscow, ID community.

[@LEARNING-67]

Does this state require unanimous vote for death penalty? I dont wanna see another a-hole juror ruin the justice system, by putting their personal beliefs ABOVE the victims. Those jurors disgust me as much as the criminals they protect.

[@tylerkane4761]

@@LEARNING-67 Idaho has the death penalty to

[@djm4871]

Calm Down Ok 👈

[@LEARNING-67]

@@tylerkane4761 has penalty still means nothing. Parkland shooter got off the hook coz of some a-hole juror bit**es! Due to unanimous voting required.

[@nicklibby3784]

@@LEARNING-67 death is too easy

[@nspirationbyniss]

How can the Neighbour hear screams but not the other people in the house?

[@mariee.5912]

Well easy, I can't be awaken, by nothing.

[@paulettemaximun2505]

Different floors

[@gabbierose3464]

We don't know what the people in the house heard or didn't hear... they haven't said anything yet.

[@bornbrighter729]

Had to be more then one killer two or four

[@wulfsorenson8859]

@@bornbrighter729 no

[@jenn19063]

This case has affected me too. I had to keep the lights on last night. I’ve never had trouble sleeping in the dark.

[@WeLiveWeDie]

They don't have a clue

[@kittenkorleone2918]

This guy deserves a second look for sure.

[@shannonelam6766]

I’m not trying to take anyones side and I certainly want this case solved and the person(s) responsible caught and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, however we can’t forget a person is innocent until proven guilty, and that dude despite his appearing to be weird, strange, awkward, and freely interjecting himself into the investigation. Therefore, he shouldn’t be harassed, physically accosted, or deemed guilty by anyone or very importantly he shouldn’t be paid to do interviews, and if he becomes a person of interest or a suspect we haft to let police do their work and the case heard in a court of law. We must realize that falsely accusing someone of this horrific crime could easily destroy their life even if he’s totally innocent so we need to tread lightly and leave the investigative work to the detectives and other professionals working the case who I’m sure are doing everything possible to solve this case weather it involves this individual or not. I think it’s okay to speculate without directly accusing someone, and most importantly I didn’t like all of the possible subjects of interest being cleared so quickly without physically checking deeper into their alibi’s especially knowing they are key individuals who were in some or all of the victims circle as it’s important to determine if any of them has anything to be angry about, etc.

[@owenspalding971]

Good luck with that in today's culture.

[@AZ-kr6ff]

Do us folks with less than 20/20 vision a favor and throw a few line breaks and paragraph spaces into your writing, please. It makes reading much easier.

[@dsoule4902]

Hmmm It's ok to speculate on someone's guilt as long as you don't outright accuse them. Like Jose Baez "speculating" that George Anthony violated his own daughter??

[@ag4allgood]

Was it Kaylee's father that was interviewed & because of a gruff attitude he immediately became a suspect in the minds of the Internet Sleuths ! The public has NO Mercy !

[@DK-kg1fe]

@@AZ-kr6ff hahaha. My thoughts exactly!!!

[@teflondawn]

guys remember, that guy that killed his wife and kids, literally went and did multiple police interviews AND even went looking for his family, knowing he drowned his children in cement

[@jim72068]

If they consider him at all to be a suspect in such a messy, gory crime it would be easy to clear or confirm. What do the surviving roommates think about this guy? Was he creepy? Was he a psycho? Any bad blood between them? Does he own a K-bar knife? But the fact that he is interested in the case and may have heard a scream does not make him a suspect in any way.

[@WhiteGuysMadder]

Cammy did it

[@joeyroganoffical]

So you don’t think it’s suspicious that he just changed his story. It’s definitely a red flag and of course he’s a suspect. Anyone who injects themselves into an investigation is a huge red flag

[@brandonhurt9700]

He most definitely owns a kbar , one so sharp it cut clean through chicken bones check his FB

[@oldaccount5217]

Most guys I know own a k bar knife. Because this is Idaho

[@lyndafaye6748]

IS THIS C L I C K B A I T produced to again make US believe it's an UPDATE on "new evidence ?" I wish the FAMILIES had more control over what types of SOCIAL MEDIA & VIDEOS are displayed about their personal tragedy. So, what "we're saying is", that there "would be no need to even make this video" if we had giving this guy a LIE DETECTOR TEST prior to producing the VIDEO.... OH, BTW WE want to advertise an AUTHOR SELLING HIS BOOK, while we're here, on the subject of police officers who were falsely accused of crimes ? AGAIN those DMV PHOTOS that keep FINING US FOR SPEEDING and whatever, could ONLY FIND ONE CAR to inspect, while FOUR PARKED cars sat for over two weeks uninspected for evidence. WHY IS THIS VIDEO EVEN BEING MADE ? Where is the "UPDATE" portion of it ?

[@maria2009985]

Great update Thank you for keeping us informed Wow My deep condolences to the parents I’m following this sad news from the beginning.🙏 Praying for all the Parents❤️‍🩹🙁

[@TheWill58]

“The police won’t tell us what’s going on! The media will come to us if the police won’t tell them what they’ve found” is one of the most entitled things I’ve ever heard. The true crime community isn’t owed a single shred of information in this investigation. “I’m shocked we’re still here four weeks later. I hope we all come together to solve this thing” she says after she points fingers at the police for not doing exactly what she wants them to. This lady is the worst.

[@thetrio9870]

I agree and I don’t… I’m sure you’re aware, the “true crime community” has actually had a hand in solving cases before if you have forgotten. So they DO have something worthwhile to say some of the time.

[@Phoenix8Rising]

The police will only reveal info that won't harm the case.

[@straitbrady2057]

I think the man that said I'm here to help was an officer or Brent Kopacka !!!!!!!!! He did say he will kill his roommates

[@DyreStraits]

The True Crime community should step back and look at themselves as sources of misinformation. The chief made the point that many of the tips they get and have to follow up on relate to rumors not facts.

[@ginawhite3728]

He came forward and said he might have heard a scream and that he just related it to what he hears coming from that neighborhood all the time period it's the KZbin verse and the online so called detectives that have attacked him now the man has put himself out there to be accused of being the killer and everything else. There was nothing strange about his answers I just wish to sky wouldn't have done kind of crime go on in this country anymore because KZbinrs jump on them like nobody's business, destroying the peace of the families and disrupting innocent peoples lives.

[@reddeadjuju]

He's kinda cringe tho... actually really cringe. Like no reason to put yourself out there like that unless you'e looking for attention which clearly he is.

[@suzique6924]

I agree Gina

[@wulfsorenson8859]

This is why it’s best not to come forward. It can ruin your life.

[@TheSingingGardener]

He also changed his story multiple times and if he didn’t want to get involved and have nothing to contribute to solving the crime then he shouldn’t have done the interview.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@linedancer923 Lots of millenials and gen zers say "like" there's nothing wacko about that.

[@danielcarlson800]

Praying for resolve.

[@italianwaterice9594]

praying people dont self grandoise themselves with self righteousness

[@nadine9697]

me too.... John 3;16 Ephesians 1;7, 1 John 5;13

[@ChloeNimps17]

6:00, ethan didn’t live at the house, he was only there to stay the night. he probably refers to him as “the boyfriend” bc he wasn’t there all the time.

[@itsyaboyatown5017]

That dude has to be the killer. I think the cops need to investigate that man thoroughly

[@johnharrisonschulz]

4:11 Anyone who says "like" that many times in an interview is not a killer.

[@cmstacy]

Good thing we didn't have to take a shot every time he said like. I'd be in a coma.

[@TS-rd7oy]

Chris Watts did.

[@Madisonnnn423]

@@thepostofficeprince8819 LITERALLY

[@SkK-ke9ku]

Chriss Wats when he killed his wife and kids was saying on tv more “ like “ then this guy …

[@johnharrisonschulz]

@@thepostofficeprince8819 , Oh crap!

[@alygarden7879]

Praying this gets solved ... Without expecting a timeline. I prefer it gets investigated and sorted out properly and CAREFULLY then to rush and mess it up to where justice is compromised. 🙏🙏🙏 These 4 young victims DESERVE TRUE JUSTICE 🙏. AND MAY all those officers, (involved in this case) of all agencies, be ENLIGHTENED and led to THE TRUTH. 🙏🙏🙏

[@DiabloBlanquecino]

This is who I’ve been saying is the killer, he interjecting which they do and he’s laying an alibi for his dna being in that house in case they find it and he’s a chef, chefs have big knives and know how to use them.

[@katherinemooney4396]

You have a good point. This dude looks weird! And sounds weird!

[@peacefingers8669]

Bingo

[@126missday]

Yes you make some good points he freaks me out!!!!

[@JennyLouLou]

You read my mind. I screamed out loud when I heard her say he is a chef...amongst so many other BIZARRE statements.

[@blydnhvghn]

This is the best theory I have heard.

[@grannyrice8983]

Oh sorry two weeks ago....why is this still up? That YOUNG man at this point deserves an apology

[@brandidavis2821]

Mr. Phil is just speaking fact after fact. I like these videos about this situation. It’s how I get the news on this and I find it the easiest and most interesting to watch. You have the best guests and ask the best questions.

[@whithoward3451]

When I was in college, we had to have parking decals. We had to give a description of our car and tag # on the decal application. I wonder if this is required at this University. If so, I hope the cops have searched these records.

[@pamlawhorn4950]

My heart breaks for the families and friends and the police there It has to be very traumatic for all involved The police must have more info and trying to process everything to make a case But we all want more information asap This has impacted people all over the world It’s just heartbreaking and they Need Justice

[@thereIsaidit123]

Thanks for keeping us posted

[@JenniferWaite63]

Chris Watts comes to mind with the word, "like."

[@micholakinola1053]

Me too

[@goodvibesuniversity]

This case is haunting everyone and has me worried for the Students there 😢🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@sugargliderdude]

The FBI estimates that there are between 25 and 50 active serial killers in the United States at any given time, and many of them have never been caught

[@wilE6764]

@@sugargliderdude don't believe that

[@donaldvonglitchenberger4108]

You don’t believe that?! There are 25+ verified serial killers that haven’t been caught that have been active since the 80s lol. What are you talking About

[@donaldvonglitchenberger4108]

@@wilE676425-50 is low. It’s more like 70

[@donaldvonglitchenberger4108]

@@wilE6764what do think there’s 1 serial killer every 20 years lol

[@anniehill2639]

Lauren: quelling my want for information I’m not entitled too is greater than protecting the integrity of the investigation

[@bettybridges1635]

Investigators need to check this guy out more

[@andrewjvaughan]

aaaaand you are what is giving true crime fans a bad name

[@RobbieStacks90]

@@andrewjvaughan She's a woman. This is to be expected from them.

[@yourface88]

@@RobbieStacks90 respec waman 🙌

[@mikeymike2552]

@ 6:12 that's really not that strange. Ive had neighbors that I lived next to for years and have had many pleasant conversations and interactions and we never exchanged or knew each other's names. The lady next door to me has been living next to me for 4 years and last month I just learned her name because her husband had just mentioned it.

[@bornbrighter729]

Yes I stick to my self an I don't know any of my neighbors or their names

[@bigstick8699]

Agreed

[@angelagrider1503]

Right? I know their dogs names but not their names! 😂

[@TheSingingGardener]

He literally brought wine to the victims house and met everyone. He even talked about crashing one of their parties. The dude is odd AF! He may not be the killer but he sure made himself a suspect

[@JennyLouLou]

@@TheSingingGardener he said he always wanted to crash on of their parties. 😲

[@cjackson11]

He was in the neighborhood, and they’ve canvassed the neighborhood. No one can account for why that Elantra was there. No one can figure out who hosted the person driving that Elantra. More people have tipped that a strange Elantra was in the area. It’s the frequency of the Elantra tip that raises flags, and no one on king rd knows why that Elantra was there. They just need to know why they were there.

[@paulinequick5634]

The 4 college student's murders, creeped me out so bad that scared me but I'm glad that a suspect was caught.

[@kassystacey]

Find it hard to believe he heard anything the roommates that were in the same house said they didn’t hear anything unless he was the one who did the crime?

[@timbutler3213]

It’s a disgustingly different world where there’s such a spotlight on these cases now a days. I pray for the families that have to deal with this spotlight and all that comes with, …let alone the grieving and pain. I pray they catch the killer(s) asap.

[@mindydonham8300]

I think we’re gonna need new ‘interference’ laws.

[@lanoel4585]

So many make comments and speculations - in media, on social media - with no thought whatever for how family-hearts are ripped to shreds. Cringe.

[@duo7552]

I respectfully disagree. As it seems most families WANT such cases kept in the 'spotlight' and not forgotten until they get answers and at least some resolve. Which all the loved ones of these 4 and the community in which they resided, still have none of that at this time, tragically sad enough. 💔💔💔💔

[@jlind3891]

I see your point but the spotlight is actually good for the families who want this solved. So many murdered people don’t get any media attention or have relatives to fight for more media attention. The attention leads to big investments to solve the case.

[@dsoule4902]

The chronic spotlight is blood ritual and conditioning.

[@BloodyNature]

What is interesting to me is why is he just now coming out about this? Knowing the police aren’t on his radar a psycho would want to insert themselves back into the investigation to relive the experience and prove they are ahead of the game. Very weird he would put himself in the limelight like this

[@Greenfields-w2p]

Thank you for this informative video with these expert guests

[@Mr2it3881]

This is turning into a witch hunt.

[@TicTac-g7m]

How? This is the way investigations work.

[@sunnymoondog]

Yes

[@peggzz1384]

What I need to know is how the reporter doesn’t know how or why it takes time to do a proper investigation and she doesn’t know LE can’t tell the public too much or tell the reporter that will tell the public information and screw up the case! Maybe now she understands since someone explained it to her?

[@TCW838]

You're right on target.

[@peggzz1384]

@Tara Mcgavan LE screwing up isn’t a new thing. Reporters knowing how it all works should be reporting 101 and they are the reason LE can’t tell them anything or they spill anything and everything so the killer knows what’s going on. It’s been done so many times.

[@thisolddog2259]

Their whole lives were ahead of them! What a monster

[@olgatrilogymartin3143]

This monster will meet his fate eventually

[@thisolddog2259]

@@olgatrilogymartin3143 Indeed!

[@ItIsWhatItIs8120]

That first statement did he describe the stabbing deaths of them before police announced that they were stabbed to death ?

[@Franaflyby]

Personally I think way too much is being said on social media by the police and other sources that shouldn't be talked about. Obviously the suspect is probably watching / listening to you all talk about different theories while giving him more of a chances to avoid capture. We don't need to be listening to this chief talk until he actually solves the case. Prayers to the families🙏💔

[@peacebewithu73]

Serial killers sometimes like to make themselves known in a sense especially if the police are not finding anything significant. They like to tease if you will. Reminded me of Chris Watts.

[@trisham756]

THOUGHTS?!? Has anyone picked up that this guy has mentioned that they were screaming and parties every weekend, has anyone even considered that he might’ve been so upset with the loud noise every weekend that he possibly was having trouble sleeping through it and flipped out and that’s what happened. We might be over looking something so simple

[@solobano570]

So, because they kept him awake, he went crazy, he killed one after another, then one floor up, forgetting the girls on the first level, covered his tracks so well that he can appear in media over and over again?! Hollywood- yes, in reality - I doubt it. But, investigating how did Kaylee buy an expensive car, tracking the money … hm, maybe that would give us some clues.

[@swimgirl24]

He lived too far away unfortunately. He was a 10 minute drive away.

[@valgal5525]

I makes me really wonder who called in all the noise complaints.. 🤔

[@deborahbeltz718]

Neighbors did!

[@ingesexton811]

I would NEVER describe being a possible suspect of 4 murders as “almost comical “

[@monicabrown9453]

Thank you Or in the same sentence as these murders, “I find it hilarious” There’s NOTHING hilarious I think what he said was I find it hilarious that people think I may have done this!! That is the last way to describe ppl “thinking” you’re suspicious of such an act!

[@johnpersechini4951]

Because he thinks it’s absurd people who think he’s the killer. And he’s right. The weird messed up people that need help are the one accusing him with no evidence but because he acts weird or nervous on camera.

[@ingesexton811]

@@johnpersechini4951 I understand what he was saying, that it's so far out there that it's funny... I just think it's really inappropriate to describe it that way. He could have said absurd just like you did. I don't think he's the killer I think he's just wanting to be involved.

[@ingesexton811]

@@monicabrown9453 right. Such an inappropriate way to describe it. He's so weird.

[@FiVibe]

Police need to gather evidence in order to charge anyone, they can’t mess it up. I’d like to know the neighbours itinerary on the day/night

[@aisle_of_view]

Everyone who is interviewed on Social Media becomes a creepy suspect. Jagger, Sami, Mags, Lindsey, Jeremy, Inan, all the Jacks, Jake

[@zacharystranahan9087]

Let's play a drinking game, take a shot everytime that Neighbor says "Like"

[@SnowWhite-fe1hm]

Could you imagine living nearby? Would it traumatize anyone of us? Even worse knowing these people in person not on just watching online. I’ve lived here for almost 10 years only know three of my neighbors names.

[@mrk130]

Imagine living on the first floor? I wouldn’t stay there another night.

[@Southern_Scenery]

Same...my husband talks to everyone though.

[@redbutterfly88]

Im living near the famed family massacre in history and its facinating but not bad. Dont gaslight its really not scary not bad not what u think.

[@click_here_4free_money902]

Meanwhile my city has had well over 200 murders this year… no news coverage tho

[@kristinab1078]

I recommend getting to know more of your neighbors. It helps to prevent crimes in a neighborhood when you have more associations on the street in which you live.

[@TCW838]

Having done multiple criminal interviews that transition into interrogations this is my take on the neighbor: All of the "umm, like, like...can be viewed as someone trying to fill in the blanks in a story they are making up. They can also be viewed as trying to make sure he's not saying the wrong thing that will incriminate himself (assuming he did it) or simply that he is nervous being interviewed. His body language of leaning into the camera can be seen as a subconscious desire that you believe what he is saying. It also can simply be that he is nervous about the interview. The constant turning his head back over his shoulder can be seen, subconsciously, as him telling a story vs the truth and making sure that no one is coming along to call him out on it. also it can be a mechanism to avoid eye contact. His constantly evolving story and 'eye witness' account: anyone who has ever done any investigation knows eye witness accounts are horrible and are often colored by preconceived emotions, evolving subconscious desire to be helpful to authorities or to become involved, kind of a super hero complex. Does any of this make him guilty? Absolutely not. Does any of this make him with a second look? Sadly yes. I say sadly yes because if any or all of what he is saying is just an excuse to insert himself into this and grab his 15 minutes of fame, this is a massive waste of law enforcement resources.

[@russell7054]

how is he wasting police time? they would have already looked into/or are looking into the neighbours. saying 'like' could be his normal way of talking - thats why not having a baseline makes speculation on this pointless. i know ppl who use that filler in every day mundane talk.

[@moneybags999]

So, how do people with autism, ADHD, anxiety, etc...perform during interrogations? I imagine being nervous coupled with a neurological disorder might land a lot of innocent people in jail!

[@SS-iw2nq]

@@moneybags999 I agree. The neighbor being on the autism spectrum with anxiety was the first thing I thought when I watched his body language.

[@moneybags999]

@@SS-iw2nq That was my thinking, too! Anxiety is what came to mind & perhaps ADHD. Also, a LOT of people in his age group (& older) use fillers like "Like" with high frequency. I grew up in the 80s & teens were always ridiculed in comedy sketches for saying "Like," "You know," "I mean" way toooooo much. It's was annoying then & it is annoying now! Lol Kim K is in her 40s & talks like an 80s teenager!

[@SS-iw2nq]

@@moneybags999 I was born and raised in Los Angeles. Product of the 80's too. Many from the valley said "like, dude, totally, yeah, um" fillers on a regular basis. I'm not sure if this lingo is the norm in Idaho however.

[@v.m.8472]

It was mentioned during this program that the neighbor was incarcerated previously. If he was, and it was a nonviolent offense, then that is very different than what was implied. I would sue if I was falsely accused. After all, he has finished his sentence, is working and hasn’t done anything more than come forward with some information he feels could be helpful.

[@s.susanmarandi9080]

I agree.

[@davidpetry]

If the crime scene was as messy as they said it was, then the true crime community needs to be extremely patient. How much evidence can be collected, analyzed, and processed in 4 weeks? Probably more than we can imagine. Patience and clarity will eventually evolve into strength and sound evidence

[@Charley.Farley]

The picture with blood literally seeping out of the home sticks in my head. So god knows what it was like inside.

[@theoldkingtut3314]

This is the garbage that passes for journalism these days.

[@lyndafaye6748]

Of course; Another "neighbor " questioned; What's THE UPDATE CONSIST OF actually?IS THIS C L I C K B A I T produced to again make US believe it's an UPDATE on "new evidence ?" I wish the FAMILIES had more control over what types of SOCIAL MEDIA & VIDEOS are displayed about their personal tragedy. So, what "we're saying is", that there "would be no need to even make this video" if we had giving this guy a LIE DETECTOR TEST prior to producing the VIDEO.... OH, BTW WE want to advertise an AUTHOR SELLING HIS BOOK, while we're here, on the subject of police officers who were falsely accused of crimes ? AGAIN those DMV PHOTOS that keep FINING US FOR SPEEDING and whatever, could ONLY FIND ONE CAR to inspect, while FOUR PARKED cars sat for over two weeks uninspected for evidence. WHY IS THIS VIDEO EVEN BEING MADE ? Where is the "UPDATE" portion of it ?

[@CaMaRoSSGiRL14]

Wow, I have a degree in Medicolegal Death Investigation and have seen some stuff but this is wild. The blood leaking out of the house is something that I can't seem to shake. I pray these scene results come in soon so these parents can finally grieve and have closure.

[@RayRay.01]

Have they confirmed it was blood?

[@CSIPiper]

Would blood leaking out of the house indicate a large number of wounds or can a single wound to a specific area cause such a large amount of blood at the scene? Thanks in advance 🙏🏽

[@RayRay.01]

@@CSIPiper we don't even know if it was blood that was leaking.

[@bluecoffee8414]

@@RayRay.01 To me the "blood" is not bloid. It comes from the rusty pipe above the stain streaks

[@CSIPiper]

@@RayRay.01 Yes I saw the other comment where that was brought up. I was just asking the opinion of CaMaRoGiRL since they’re an expert and I’m not. They may have insight on the likelihood it could be blood and if it’s not blood, what else it could be.