At noon that day, the Moscow City Police Department received a report that someone was unconscious. After the police arrived at the scene, they found four people dead. The case quickly turned into a homicide investigation. According to the coroner and police, the victims were lik

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According to Fox News on December 1, four college students in Moscow, Idaho, USA were found dead in a house near the campus on November 13. The police have not found the suspect yet. A former FBI criminal, profile , said that an unknown suspect is likely to appear at the victim's funeral, using his "little escape" as "fun".

In the early morning of November 13, four college students in their early 20s were murdered in a rental house near Idaho University .

At noon that day, the Moscow City Police Department received a report that someone was unconscious. The police arrived at the scene and found that four people died. The case quickly turned into a homicide investigation.

According to the coroner and police, the victims were likely ambushed in their sleep between 3 and 4 a.m., some of them had defensive injuries. Two people were stabbed multiple times in the torso, and police said the two students were likely to have been sleeping at the time of the attack.

Four college students died (Photo source: Fox News)

Local police said they have not locked in the suspect yet, and have not even determined whether more than one attacker was.

The Moscow Police Department said in a notice, "It is not known whether the house or any occupants are being specifically targeted, but they are still investigating."

A local prosecutor told the media on the morning of November 30 that "investigators believe that the attack was targeted at specific people."

"Sometimes criminals will reappear." said Mary Allen O'Toole, who worked in the FBI's behavioral analysis department.

O'Toole, a top expert in studying psychopathic criminals, said: "They may be glad they can get away with it. They can walk around freely without people knowing who they are and what they do, which will surely fuel that conceited reaction."

O'Toole analyzed that the crime embodies the arrogance of the suspect because he risked being besieged into a house with four people living in. This arrogance suggests that the suspect is likely to take extreme risks to attend the victim’s funeral. O'Toole believes that the chance of the murderer appearing secretly is 50%.

The house rented by the dead student (Photo source: Fox News)

A law enforcement source said that the police closely monitored the campus vigil held on the evening of November 30 local time and took photos to prevent the murderer from appearing cautiously.

The father of a victim said their family was very worried that the assailant would appear if the funeral was held. The father said: "My wife's biggest fear is that she cannot guarantee that the monster will not appear at the funeral, which is part of the reason why we did not hold the funeral."

The murderer appeared at the victim's funeral again after murdering a familiar person. This situation is not without precedent.

In 2015, Randolph Sanders' colleagues discovered that he was corruption from the children's nonprofit organization they worked for, so they planned to report him. Randolph Sanders murdered the colleague. Before pleading guilty, he attended a colleague's funeral and even shook hands with his colleague's son.

Henry Louis Wallace lured 11 women to fast food restaurants in North Carolina and South Carolina , raped and strangled them. He knew many of these victims and often attended their funerals, where they comforted their families until he was arrested in 1994.

(Source: Jimu News)

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