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Theresa Braine

Moscow, Idaho, police confirm that history professor suing TikTokker for defamation is not involved in university students’ quadruple murder

A University of Idaho professor accused of taking part in the brutal slaying of four college students by a tarot-card-reading TikTok sleuth has been cleared as a suspect in the crime, local police said Tuesday.

Last week, before she was absolved of the murders, history professor Rebecca Scofield filed a defamation suit against Texas TikTok user Ashley Guillard, who has posted numerous videos accusing the teacher of being involved after two cease-and-desist letters didn’t work.

“At this time in the investigation, detectives do not believe the female associate professor and chair of the history department at the University of Idaho suing a TikTok user for defamation is involved in this crime,” police in the college town of Moscow said in an update on the investigation. “The Moscow Police Department will not provide a statement about the ongoing civil process.”

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