Area Where 4 University of Idaho Students Were Murdered Was “Known Party Spot” — Taxi Driver Says “That’s Where People go to Get Drugs”
The section of Moscow Idaho where 4 University of Idaho students were murdered earlier this month is a “known party spot,” says local taxi driver who added that “that’s where people go to get drugs.”
Our reporters on the ground just days after the murders could hear loud revelers next door to the home where investigators continue searching for clues.
Speaking with the Idaho Tribune, a local taxi driver claims that the area where the 4 University of Idaho students were murdered is a “known party spot,” adding that “that’s where people go to get drugs.”
“I used to drive people there all of the time, its a known party spot. Everyone knows that’s where people go to get drugs.”
Jeremy Reagan, a law student who lives near the home where the murders took place, told Fox News that the victims would often have gatherings and added that people went in and out of the house “pretty frequently.”
“There were parties that were kind of loud,” Says Reagan.
“As I would take my dog in and out to go to the bathroom [and] I would see people in the windows almost every night, probably four or five nights a week ... it was kind of a party house but then again this whole neighbourhood is a party neighbourhood.”
This could make forensic detectives’ jobs more difficult as there could be dozens, possibly hundreds of samples of DNA left over from previous gatherings.
