appear to be slowing with what we are seeing here on the ground. we ll just have to wait and see as we move forward into winter. thirty-six oh signs of slowing down, casey great job thank you. investigators are now saying they do not believe there s a connection between the university of idaho murders and several unsolved stabbings in oregon and washington. but nearly two weeks after the brutal slayings the police still have not named a suspect. dan springer is alive and idaho pres been following all of this for us, dan. molly, no suspect identified. manoa murder weapon captured, not even a possible sketch of a possible suspect. police would appear to be stumped on this case. they insist are not pulling back resources they insist are making progress in this very per high-profile crime invest
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all right.ti the investigation into the murders of fou fr university of idaho students growshe more bizarre by the day now. well, there are still no suspect. we re learning tonight about the other violent acts that occurred t in the community in the weeks leading up to the slayings. details on that in momentsg to y . fe i m jonathan lawson her inn to tell you about life insurance through the colonial pen program. if you rree whe agate 50 to 85 d looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember
i m rich barnes. it s hard for people to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou bret: police in idaho are in the second week of their investigation into the brutal slaying of four university students there. and they are once again asking the public for help. correspondent dan springer has an update tonight from moscow, idaho. tonight police in moscow, idaho, expanding their search for the killer of 4 university of idaho students in a rental house off campus. they re asking for everyone in a large surrounding area to check surveillance cameras for possible evidence this as you investigators search for clues in and around the brutal crime scene. police say the 9-1-1 call came from the firestone of one of the roommates in the house at the time of the slayings and unhurt. several people were in the house
suspect may have had. willie? we spoke earlier on morning joe to the district attorney where you are. he was not willing to go so far as to say this was a hate crime but looking into that strong possibility. priscilla thompson, thanks so much. it has been more than a week since four idaho students were found murdered and so far police have not made an arrest in the case. we re learning new details this morning from authorities. gadi schwartz has the latest. reporter: as the investigation enters its second week, police say it s possible some of the victims were asleep during the attack. some of the victims had defensive wounds, and each victim was stabbed multiple times. reporter: authorities also revealing the 911 call that alerted them to the slayings was made from the cell phone of one of the surviving roommate who is police say are not suspects. investigators saying the roommates called friends over because they thought one of the victims had passed out, and