A Professor Is Suing A TikTok Psychic For Claiming She Was Involved In The Idaho Student Murders

A history professor at the University of Idaho is suing a self-proclaimed psychic on TikTok for defamation after the latter posted a series of videos accusing her of involvement in the murder of four college students. TikToker Ashley Guillard — who has more than 108,000 followers on the app — has posted a number of videos speculating Professor Rebecca Scofield

Ethan ChapinXana KerondleMaddie MogenKaylee Goncalbes The Washington PostThe PostThe Washington PostThe Post

The degree to which so many become emotionally invested in crimes like the Moscow, Idaho murders and then play armchair detective is unsettling. A consequence of ubiquitous true crime shows and podcasts.

— Senator Milton Young (@SenMiltonYoung) December 21, 2022

The Guardian

"People could be charged," Moscow's police chief warns after borderline harassment of people relating to "speculation and rumors" regarding University of Idaho student murders. He says, "some of it's happening online, some of it's happening through phone calls and in person." pic.twitter.com/m1JlsCGS2S

— Josh Breslow (@JoshBreslowTV) December 10, 2022

per the ABC

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