‘Why Would He Have’ That? Evidence Reportedly Found In Accused Idaho Killer’s Car Raises Questions

A recently released report indicates that an ID belonging to an individual residing in the house where four University of Idaho students were killed was found in the car of the man suspected of committing the murders. Law enforcement officials have yet to disclose any additional details due to a gag order that has been imposed. Given the circumstances, many questions are being raised as to why the suspect had access to the ID of someone who lived in the house where the murders took place.

The suspect, who has not been named by The Daily Wire, was arrested in December after six weeks on the run. He was charged with the fatal stabbing of Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, and Madison Mogen, who were all in their early 20s at the time of their deaths. The murders took place in the off-campus residence. The suspect was captured in Pennsylvania and brought back to Idaho to face charges.

The ID found in his vehicle raises many questions regarding his motive and involvement in the crime. For retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer, the discovery is a significant development, as it could tie the suspect definitively to the crime scene. The report further states that more than 60 search warrants have been served in the case to major companies and banks, including Amazon, DoorDash, Reddit, and the owner of dating sites Tinder and OkCupid.

The search for answers continues, as there are concerns that the same person may be responsible for other unsolved murders with a similar profile. Further details about the case are expected to be revealed when the trial begins.