MOSCOW, Idaho It was an emotional Monday night on the University of Idaho campus, with student speakers sharing stories and memories of the friends that were stolen from them
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them out around campus, or off campus, and, you know, the impact has been felt across the entire vandal community. it s been extremely difficult since their loss. they re close with everyone i knew, all my friends, which is why this past week students have been leaving, because of how difficult it s been in moscow emotionally right now. martha: so the two other individuals who lived in the house, the other two women, bethany and dylan, do you know them? i didn t know them personally, but i heard they were of the same like, kind, genuine individuals. martha: tanner, have you ever heard about a stalker on campus, or ankle to that effect? there were reports that there was someone that some people were concerned about back in
now, as members of your campus community. you both decided to go home. tanner, how are you doing this morning? well, ever since the tragedy on sunday, it s been very, very difficult to deal with and the four of them touched countless students across the communities. the loss is really being felt in the vandal community and it s been a very difficult time. madison, how are you holding up? as tanner said, the university of idaho is such a small, tight-knit community, and those four precious lives touched so many within our community and also students and faculty and advisers alike. i m very grateful to be a part of the vandal family right now and to have the connections that i am making at the university of