The house on King Road: A look at the
Moscow home where four U of I students
were killed
Posted By: earlybird, 12/31/2022 6:04:25 PM
At 1122 King Road in Moscow sits a gray six-bedroom, three-bathroom house that continues to be the source of significant national attention. Known as a student rental, the home’s most recent tenants were a group of six University of Idaho undergraduates who signed a 12-month lease that began on June 5, according to the property management firm that oversees the home. Three of the student renters would not live to see the end of their lease. The tenants were Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, Bethany Funke and Dylan Mortensen, as well as an unnamed sixth person on the lease.
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At 1122 King Road in Moscow sits a gray six-bedroom, three-bathroom house that continues to be the source of significant national attention.
Known as a student rental, the home’s most recent tenants were a group of six University of Idaho undergraduates who signed a 12-month lease that began on June 5, according to the property management firm that oversees the home.
Three of the student renters would not live to see the end of their lease.
The tenants were Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, Bethany Funke and Dylan Mortensen, as well as an unnamed sixth person on the lease.
The year of the fascists
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The best I can say about 2022 is that it was not a leap year. After 9 months of this year, Queen Elizabeth had all she could take. She was out of here. She had been through the London Blitz, the dismantling of the British Empire and the death of her husband of of 69 years. She always kept calm and kept rolling. But 2022 was just too much for her.
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Authorities tracked the Idaho student
killings suspect cross-country to Pennsylvania,
sources say 12 replies
killings suspect cross-country to Pennsylvania,
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Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania —Authorities began tracking the man charged in the killings of four Idaho college students as he drove across the country around Christmas and continued surveilling him for several days before finally arresting him Friday, sources tell CNN. Bryan Christopher Kohberger, 28, was arrested in his home state of Pennsylvania and charged with four counts of murder in the first degree, as well as felony burglary in connection with the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students in November, according to Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson.(snip)His father actually went out (to Idaho) and they drove home together,” LaBar said.
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Make George Santos speaker
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“Nearly six months ago @BernieSanders & I called for Buttigieg to implement fines & penalties on airlines for cancelling flights. Why were these recommendations not followed?”
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Tax Returns Of Democrats Who Voted To
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Now that Democrats have released Trump’s tax returns, an unprecedented and vindictive move, they may regret it.
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You know what they say about payback.
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Brace yourself for mountains of pain and
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fantasy plan 13 replies
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An extremely detailed article from a local paper on the apartment house where the four students were murdered. It includes floorplans for the three floors. The offset design of the apartment house is unusual.