The quadruple murder of students in the United States of America continues to shock public opinion. Authorities are trying to link cases from 2020 and 2021, which remain unsolved.
"We have other agencies contacting us about other cases. Various leads that we are going to follow up on," noted Police Chief James Fry.
At the press conference regarding the deaths of four students at the University of Idaho, he was asked about possible similarities between the quadruple homicide and the bloody attack on Travis Juetten and his wife Jamilyn in Oregon in August 2021.
Travis Juetten died in the attack, while his wife Jamilyn was seriously injured. The case remains unsolved to this day. Meanwhile, authorities have been unable to locate the suspect in the quadruple homicide earlier this month.
As in the case of the four students, the couple was attacked while sleeping in the early morning hours. 26-year-old Jamily managed to survive. She had received 19 stab wounds to her body.
In addition to the attack on the couple, the quadruple homicide is also linked to the unsolved death of Sandra Ladd in June 2020. The 71-year-old died from multiple blows to her body.
All options are open
Officers, the police chief said, will examine the possibility that the bloody attacks are connected. They are not ruling out any possibility. Little is known about the student killings, with authorities saying it was a targeted attack.
So far there have been more than 700 reports of a stalker of 21-year-old Kaylee Goncalves. "Breaking into a student house in the middle of the night, where six students live in different rooms, is an extremely high-risk crime. Unless the perpetrator knew one or more people," the former New York prosecutor stressed.
Source: in.gr
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