re: Idaho Murders Thread (Links inside)

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"With what police, with all types of training and all of the resources to help solve just about any type of crime, have at their fingertips, it's kind of hard to believe that anyone just banging around the internet is going to be able to solve the crime that we couldn't," Pete Yachmetz, a retired FBI special agent in Florida with three decades at the agency, said. "I just don't fathom it."

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Yeah, We’re just a bunch of bumbling, mouth breathing morons (okay, maybe most of us). Couldn’t possibly have some ingenious minds in the public with abilities and access and time to put a hivemind to figure out things that some podunk police department might not consider.


The arrogance of the networks and the alphabet agencies is just…well, it’s amusing.

Maybe if they spent less time hunting down January 6ers and setting up Trump, then internet sleuths wouldn't have to help them solve the crime.

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loose canon

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Should have stopped here

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You gonna throw the book at him?

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Dylan and Xana

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Pretty sure the deceased male victim and Xana’s boyfriend is named Ethan, and Dylan is one of the female roommates that survived the ordeal.

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Yes, you are correct. Corrected it. Thanks.

The Cops were recently quoted as saying the following:

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We remain consistent in our belief that this was indeed a targeted attack but have not concluded if the target was the residence or its occupants."

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This is stupid. If a guy runs into a residence and kills random people, it is not "targeted." Maybe he did stake out the residence beforehand, so in that sense he did "target" it, but that doesn't mean it was a targeted killing as in "I am going to kill person X."

Ted Bundy "targeted" a sorority house in 1978, but he didn't know a single person inside. So, according to these Cops, that would have been a "targeted" killing.

These Cops need to clarify what their definition of "targeted" means. When I hear it, I tend to think that a person is targeted, not a residence.

These cops inspire very little confidence that they know what the frick they are doing.

Jmo

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This is stupid. If a guy runs into a residence and kills random people, it is not "targeted."

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Perhaps the word they seek is" premeditated" not targeted.

Either way this is a very sad case of evil gone amuck.

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Yeah, We’re just a bunch of bumbling, mouth breathing morons (okay, maybe most of us). Couldn’t possibly have some ingenious minds in the public with abilities and access and time to put a hivemind to figure out things that some podunk police department might not consider.


The arrogance of the networks and the alphabet agencies is just…well, it’s amusing.

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The fact that he said "I just don't fathom it " is pretty telling.

Lots of mysterious cold cases have been reopened and subsequently solved because of the efforts of the very people he is so dismissive of. Whether he wants to admit it or not, his arrogance is remarkable.

Every time I see this thread bumped I get hopeful for some positive developments, only to be disappointed.

Maybe I'm just a little bitch, but I legitimately don't know how the people in that community can just carry-on while an absolute psycho is still on the loose and the police aren't putting out much information.

There could always be a murderous a-hole in any of our vicinities but having it confirmed without much reassurance to go on makes me feel for the people of Moscow.

It has to be the boy that the two girls were calling back and forth that night