An earlier campus threat was reported as blood was seen seeping from the home where four University of Idaho students were brutally murdered over the weekend.
Blood was seen dripping from the first-floor bedroom down an exterior wall at the back of the house in horrifying new photos of the crime scene.
An officer described the interior as being very bloody.
Back in September, campus security sent a massive group text known as a “Vandal Alert” to staff and students with the subject line “Threat with Knife” notifying everyone of the alarming incident.
“The Moscow Police Department received a report that a group of students was walking between the Steam Plant parking lot (Lot #14) and the Student Recreation Center on Paradise Path and were threatened by a person with a knife,” states the alert.
“No individual was harmed in the incident, but campus community members are advised to be cautious,” the notification stated.
The Moscow Police Department declined to comment on the incident, the suspect’s whereabouts, or whether it was related to the nearby quadruple homicides that happened on November 13 if they were connected.
Police announced they had not retrieved the murder weapon but thought it was likely a knife and called the gruesome killings an “isolated, targeted attack.” However, they added there is no imminent threat to the community.
Police were called to a report of an unconscious person at a rented house on King Road close to the university’s fraternity row, and they arrived to find the students’ bodies.
The campus community and the locals are on edge as a result of the shocking murders.
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