BOISE, Idaho — Moscow residents are boosting their personal security as authorities fail to identify a suspect in the grisly slayings of four University of Idaho students.
Over two weeks have passed the students were stabbed at a rental home near campus. Many in the community are still anxious and don’t comprehend how the perpetrator hasn’t been caught.
The college town of roughly 26,000 people in North Idaho hasn’t seen a homicide since 2015, when a gunman killed three and injured one.