BOISE, Idaho — Moscow police reported receiving about 10,000 total tips and leads that are currently under review as part of their ongoing investigation into the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students more than five weeks ago.
Despite the end-of-year holidays, the local Police Department, assisted by Idaho State Police and the FBI, will not change its approach to the investigation or its pace toward seeking the case’s resolution, Moscow police Chief James Fry said Monday in a video update. The tips submitted by the public include emails, phone calls and digital videos.
“We have a special team of individuals who are skilled at watching videos, collecting evidence and information out of those videos and linking them together,” Fry said. “They’re looking for any keys that tie together any specific investigative pieces that we need to solve this case.”
