Former FBI O’Toole: Killer Of Four Students In Idaho Suspected To Have Extreme Hatred Of Women

Based on public information, former FBI agent Mary Ellen O’Toole concludes that the killer of the four students from the University of Idaho might have extremely despised the women victims. A month has passed since the four students were brutally murdered off-campus but still, no suspect has been under arrest, says Srivastava.

Four Idaho Students Murdered

On November 13, 2022, police responded to a call about “unconscious individuals”. Four students of the University of Idaho— one man and three women— were found brutally murdered off-campus at their rental house on King Road. The very next day, the victims were identified as Ethan Chapin, 20, Xana Kernodle, 20, Madison Mogen, 21, and Kaylee Goncalves, 21.

A month has already passed since the incident but the suspect is still on the loose. However, according to the chief of Moscow Police, investigators are positive that the suspect will be apprehended soon. The police announced that they were looking for the owner of a white 2011 to 2013 Hyundai Elantra found near the victims’ house around the time of the killings and received so many calls, says FOX 13 News.

According to an article from the New York Times, local authorities described the incident as a “crime of passion” on November 14. Moscow, Idaho Mayor Art Bettge stated in an interview that the case is still under investigation but the authorities treat it as a homicide. The Latah County coroner, Cathy Mabbutt, also said that all four deaths were considered a homicide. Ms. Mabbutt’s office conducted autopsies on November 16, however, she could not provide any information about the report without approval from the police.

Former FBI Agent Analysis of the Killer

Srivastava says, Former FBI analysis agent, Mary Ellen O’Toole, investigated the Idaho murder case where she concluded that the killer might have extremely despised the women victims. “Based on public source information. The killer can have a serious disdain for women and particularly the victims that he went after,” O’Toole said.