these crimes. so, the forensic evidence is really going to be very helpful in a case like this. but it s not just one lab report. they have to look at everything. so, there s fingerprints and there s hairs and fibers and footprints. so, once that all starts to roll in, they ll be able to put it all together and do some kind of an assessment. and your second question is regarding the police department. they have brought in the fbi, and they have brought in idaho state police. so, our fbi csi people are on the scene there, as well as my old unit, the profiling unit. so, they re working as a task force. my sense is if you were there at the scene and you saw all these people, you would not know necessarily who is with moscow police department, the fbi, or the idaho state police. i mean, a crime scene like this, there s got to be a lot of physical evidence. i mean, this number of people being killed, that s a difficult
that would tend to make you believe there s one suspect. he also talked about shoewhas prints. i so what else would be inm that room? would bthat would be so definie that you could say this is a targeted attack and nobody else in the community is at danger.a so maybe i m going out on a limb here a little bit. but was there some kind of communication left by the suspect? was there something that was written, something definitive that they knew that one of the victims or the group inse w that house was the target of this suspect? and there was a knowledge ofhe s the suspect that he and knew exactly who he was killingo and he knew exactly why. and i m going to ask dr. badentr this, because he s been doing this a lot longer than i have. e why is the behavioral science unit, a profiling unit in
believe there s one suspect. he also talked about shoe prints. what else would be in that room that would be so definitive that you could say this is a targeted attack, and nobody else in the community is at danger. so maybe i m going out on a limb here a little bit, but was there some kind of communication left by the suspecter was there something that was written, something definitive that they knew that one of the victim or the group en the house was the suspect or there was knowledge of the suspect that he knew exactly who he was killing and he knew exactly why? i m going to ask dr. bodon because he s betweening this a lot longer than i have. why is the behavioral science yount the profiling unit in moscow on one homicide with no
today. so the only option right now, bret, is the resale market and if you are in boston on may 20th, i can get you section a 3 row 20 for $18,000 the average price of the ticket 1 to 4,000 obviously the fans still very upset. griff, thanks. the fbi s profiling unit has joined the investigation into last week s murder of four university of idaho students. remember, they haven t cause anybody. this comes as we get new detail who were in the house when the killings took place but were not harmed. dan springer has update tonight on this story from moscow, idaho. for a fifth straight day, investigators combed through the rental home just off the campus of the university of idaho where four students were brutally murdered sunday morning. they swabbed the extensive crime scene and took pictures in the bedrooms where the slayings occurred.