Idaho college murders – update: Police call magazines show reports of “bloody” spots and “suspicious” men in Moscow as a suspect on the loose

small campus of Moscow is preparing for a picket on Wednesday in memory of four victims killed in brutal knife attack on the 13th of November.

University of Idaho will accept event on the Moscow campus at 17:00 local time on November 30, after which event on the Boise campus at 6:00 pm.

The university will honor memory of Ethan, Xana, Madison and Kaylie.” says.

People will also to be capable of join vigil remotely.

It was originally assumed that the vigil place in days after the murders, but was postponed how the city was empty with frightened students pick up sticks and leave like a killer or killers remain on the loose.

Several students returned to Moscow on Monday, after Thanksgiving break.

Four students are killed in knife attack all died quickly according to mourners father of victim Kaley Gonsalves.

Gonsalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin were killed around 3 or 4 am. on November 13, police said.

Their bodies were left unopened for several hours, with police get 911 call at 11:58 to report “unconscious person” in home.

Steve Gonsalves told ABC News he found out it was made no difference if the victims were found before, as daughter and three of her friends died quickly and therefore could not be saved.

“No one suffered and no one felt like such of pain, he said.

It could be anyone, in any university city in the USA, on any Saturday night. it how the typical behavior of the murdered students was in Moscow, Idaho, just hours before they were brutally stabbed death.

University of The Idaho campus was busy that day the sea of gold and silver as the vandals prepared for a home game against University of California at Davis Aggis in Kibbie Dome with 16,000 seats. At the beginning it was 28 degrees. weather was considered a frightening “icy fog” – but happy, faithful fans turned around out; a 44-26 loss to the Vandals was disappointing but didn’t stop the students from preparing for hit city.

Among them were five girls living in three-room rental home on King Road, just over a mile from the stadium and just two blocks from edge of campus. Kaylie Goncalves and Maddy Mogen, 21 years old and childhood best friends, gathered together in bars in the city center. Xana Kernodle, 20, planned to hang herself out with her boyfriend, 20-year- old Ethan Chapin. Two other girls roommates spend night out, also.

Report from on Earth in Moscow, Idaho, IndependentSheila Flynn talks about students final hours:

father of one of four universities of Idaho students stabbed death says his family I won’t give her funeral for fear that “monster” who killed her may be present.

Caylee Gonsalves was killed in off-campus house in in city of Moscow, Idaho, in early hours of the 13th of November, with the police are still hunting for killer.

her father Steve Gonsalves, says what family couldn’t bring myself to hold a wake for them daughter just for now.

“My wife’s biggest fear, in part of in reason we didn’t have a funeral because she couldn’t guarantee it was monster wasn’t there,” he told ABC News.

He assured that he still supports and trusts law enforcement officers. who work the case despite the lack of results so far and the killer so far on free.

The Independent Graeme Massey more:

Kaylee Gonsalves father said he’s trying to have faith in The police are investigating his daughters murder but I can not help be a little upset with investigation so far.

Steve Gonsalves told ABC News he feels “a little beaten” and frustrated by the absence of information law enforcement is divided with in family while the investigation has been going on for the third week.

“I must assume and hope that this is all part of of their plan and… they got it all figured out out,” he said.

“I know what is really good, hard-working guys and the girls are on this case i have met. And they looked at me in in eyes and they told me directlyout what they do and what they do in them power”.

Knowing his daughter is a killer so far out there’s only a feeling worse than fact that she was dead, he said.

“[The killer is] have great life out there – and you just left in ruins,” he said.

“I must have my justice. These families deserve it.

“We just must be assembled as community. Send all those parts of proof…and get this guy off streets.”

Suspicious man arrested down posters with advice about Moscow, by 911 call.

AT one A 911 caller told the police that they saw a “suspicious” person walking around and taking down the posters. with information about the tip line last Tuesday.

Is not clear what was that hint, but there is good chance it was the telephone line of the Moscow police department at 208-883-7180, advertised in connection with killings this month.

devastated father of victim Kaylee Goncalves revealed the family’s fears that their daughter’s killer would show up at her funeral.

Steve Gonsalves told ABC News that family still declined hold a memorial service for 21-year- as old as the identity of the killer or killer remains unknown.

“My wife’s biggest fear, in part of in reason we didn’t have a funeral because she couldn’t guarantee it was monster won’t be there,” he said.

Now, 16 days into murder investigation, no suspects identified, no arrests made and murder there were no weapons found.

A 911 call was made report a person with knife just days after four universities of Idaho students stabbed death in them home while they were sleeping.

Independentanalysis of police call the magazines showed some frightening complaints, made in two weeks after the November 13 murders.

November 20 – exactly one a week on from murders – the caller reported that “a man on in side of road with a knife in front of his, stretched out”.

Law enforcement officers did not draw up a report on the incident.

Other calls to 911 were deemed “suspicious”. men to be seen in areas.

University of Idaho student showed what she saw one of victims enjoy a “normal night” out just hours before she was brutally murdered in her rent home.

Madison Moye told Fox News Digital that Madison Mogen spent a lot of money. of night of November 12 at The Corner Club in center of Moscow.

Ms. Moye, 21-year- an old sophomore and colleague of from sorority P Beta Phi said she didn’t see anything out of ordinary, with Mogen’ laughs with all her friends” sports bar.

“It was just normal night in Moscow,” the statement said.

Moscow is safe place. Nothing like does this ever happen … I didn’t think anything of It.”

Miss Moye lives in a home behind in murder house and said she knew the victims and visited them house hang up out” with them. Mogen and Xana Kernodle were members of Pi Beta Phi

close proximity from her home to crime scene left she wonders if the killer could have gone through her yardshe admitted.

“It’s definitely something that crossed my mind and it’s really awful,” she said.

It’s been two weeks since the four universities of Idaho students brutally stabbed to death death in in small campus of Moscow – with no suspects identified, no arrests made and murder no weapons anywhere found.

Kaylie Gonsalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20, were found killed in in off-campus home what three students shared in early hours of the 13th of November.

Despite the call of several law enforcement agencies in to work on case, the police do not seem to be closer to catching killer leaving students and residents of notoriously safe city, tormented by fear and social media crowded with speculation.

While the officials are silent about key parts of investigation, including why they believe the killings were targeted, they debunked several online rumors and rules out possible links to the murders.

This is what the police set out already: