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University of Idaho - 4 college students murdered
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Saw this morning where the FBI added 16 more special agents for this investigation.AggielandPoultry said:
I have enjoyed following this thread. Hope new info comes out soon.
aggiehawg said:Saw this morning where the FBI added 16 more special agents for this investigation.AggielandPoultry said:
I have enjoyed following this thread. Hope new info comes out soon.
Well then, that confirms Hunter wasn't involved
How many agents does that make?
With an abundance of fbi agents, this might never be solved. They'll know which posts the victims liked on Twitter but any faith they can solve this went away a king time ago.
Which field office did they come from?
I am not sure. Close to 60?AgsMnn said:
How many agents does that make?
Report didn't say but I presume one from Washington state.tk for tu juan said:
Which field office did they come from?
this case might be a very good "training" case for new & young agents.
and/or the extra agents are assigned to pour over the cell tower data
and/or the extra agents are assigned to pour over the cell tower data
Gonna make any trial in the future unweildy with so many agents and cops working the case.W said:
this case might be a very good "training" case for new & young agents.
and/or the extra agents are assigned to pour over the cell tower data
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Apparently a bunch just finished their Noose Identification Training so they were freed up.tk for tu juan said:
Which field office did they come from?
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tk for tu juan said:
Which field office did they come from?
There are three field offices within the region: Salt Lake, Portland and Seattle. The last major Idaho incident was the Randy Weaver case and IIRC, Salt Lake agents were involved in that.
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FBI Agents - Some...looking for Trump's finger prints...others, spreading Trump's DNA and the rest are tapping his phone.
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Seems like the Elantra found in Eugene is an interesting potential lead. No plates, bumper damage, someone sleeping inside.
Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
Seems like the Elantra found in Eugene is an interesting potential lead. No plates, bumper damage, someone sleeping inside.
Nah that just sounds like one of many permanent residences in Oregon.
I agree the FBI is trash mostly, especially on many major points at the moment. This thred is 0% political however, can we please keep it that way and stop posting constant BS just to make a wise crack....
Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
Seems like the Elantra found in Eugene is an interesting potential lead. No plates, bumper damage, someone sleeping inside.
Was Dirty Mike & the Boys.
How is an empty car on the side of a road a lead...?TexasRebel said:Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
Seems like the Elantra found in Eugene is an interesting potential lead. No plates, bumper damage, someone sleeping inside.
Was Dirty Mike & the Boys.
Well it's something to look into, seems obvious why.
Possible DNA, fibers, prints, GPS maybe?Valtrex_11 said:How is an empty car on the side of a road a lead...?TexasRebel said:Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
Seems like the Elantra found in Eugene is an interesting potential lead. No plates, bumper damage, someone sleeping inside.
Was Dirty Mike & the Boys.
That is why I was wondering where the new agents came from. If from Portland, that wrecked Elantra becomes more interesting. Otherwise it is just a regular wrecked car in a college town.
Makes sense. But 16? They would not need that many unless they had evidence, strong evidence, of a connection somehow, I assume. (Please no Bubba Wallace replies here.)tk for tu juan said:
That is why I was wondering where the new agents came from. If from Portland, that wrecked Elantra becomes more interesting. Otherwise it is just a regular wrecked car in a college town.
The other option is they were brought in to look thru all the crap on 4chan, reddit, and that crazy facebook group.
Between possible trail cams setup by a serial killer, accusations that the victims bullied a student/roommate that overdosed in the spring, spiritboxes (wtf), and people dreaming of numbers connected to the case, it has been interesting over there.
Between possible trail cams setup by a serial killer, accusations that the victims bullied a student/roommate that overdosed in the spring, spiritboxes (wtf), and people dreaming of numbers connected to the case, it has been interesting over there.
aggiehawg said:Possible DNA, fibers, prints, GPS maybe?Valtrex_11 said:How is an empty car on the side of a road a lead...?TexasRebel said:Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
Seems like the Elantra found in Eugene is an interesting potential lead. No plates, bumper damage, someone sleeping inside.
Was Dirty Mike & the Boys.
Nope this car has nothing to do with the case of course the owner is now getting harassed this case is ridiculous
I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't agents but analysts to start going over all the data, but somehow it got lost in the shuffle. Unless it was the fbi that directly stated agents and I missed that.
When I first saw how many ibf were involved I though this is a serial killer case. It still might be but adding more agents after the last 2 weeks of ibf bashing by twitter and now the spying on the Nunes investigation into russia collusion bs, I am convinced now this has become a PR campaign for them. Catch the killer and buy back some favor. Wont be surprised if they start doing some public briefings.aggiehawg said:Makes sense. But 16? They would not need that many unless they had evidence, strong evidence, of a connection somehow, I assume. (Please no Bubba Wallace replies here.)tk for tu juan said:
That is why I was wondering where the new agents came from. If from Portland, that wrecked Elantra becomes more interesting. Otherwise it is just a regular wrecked car in a college town.
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You know people are reading way too much into things when a car 400+ miles away with a homeless guy sleeping in it is somehow thought of as a big lead. Oh, and in addition to being a college town, Eugene is also right next door to Portland, Oregon's homeless mecca.Valtrex_11 said:aggiehawg said:Possible DNA, fibers, prints, GPS maybe?Valtrex_11 said:How is an empty car on the side of a road a lead...?TexasRebel said:Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
Seems like the Elantra found in Eugene is an interesting potential lead. No plates, bumper damage, someone sleeping inside.
Was Dirty Mike & the Boys.
Nope this car has nothing to do with the case of course the owner is now getting harassed this case is ridiculous
TexasRebel said:Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
Seems like the Elantra found in Eugene is an interesting potential lead. No plates, bumper damage, someone sleeping inside.
Was Dirty Mike & the Boys.
Can confirm. Elantra's are prime F shacks. We left a thank you note.
They have their work cut out for them. It was rowdy. It's a damn treasure trove of DNA. Don't think any of the boys were involved though. Will ask around.
Horrible case, but damn I haven't been this intrigued since Gabby Depetitio murder. Hope the scumbag is caught swiftly
Ive kinda been out of this the last couple weeks, but it doesn't look like I've missed anything?
Cold case?
Cold case?
I think they have leads but are building a case at this point, idk I could be wrong
Is that hope or have they made statements indicating this?
Hope
I can't help but think the Trump surveillance takes a hit with this.aggiehawg said:Saw this morning where the FBI added 16 more special agents for this investigation.AggielandPoultry said:
I have enjoyed following this thread. Hope new info comes out soon.
TexasRebel said:Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
Seems like the Elantra found in Eugene is an interesting potential lead. No plates, bumper damage, someone sleeping inside.
Was Dirty Mike & the Boys.
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