Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD sergeant, Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

So today was the day that we were told by the University of Idaho that they were

going to begin the demolition of 1122 King Road. And here's a picture up there. And sure enough,

at 0.640 this morning, the demolition began. I guess they couldn't wait until 0700 which was the advertised time that they were going to start the demolition and we have several feelings about this and my biggest feeling about this is that it's not a good thing.

It's a negative thing.

Okay.

And for the community, perhaps the University of Idaho,

they want to put this behind them.

They want to get this eyesore down so that people can't be pointing to it.

And to that horrible day, November 13th,

2022, which is over a year ago.

But this house stands as a constant reminder

of what happened inside that house.

However, in a practical way, it's, we believe, the people in law enforcement

believe it was an important thing, important to keep this house up. After all, this is what it's

about. Zana Connoodle, Maddie Mlee Gonsalves, and Ethan Chapin.

Uh, so the house at 1122 King Road, the demolition began at 0640 hours this morning.

That was the house, of course, where in November 4 University of Idaho students were brutally murdered.

The house was donated to the University of Idaho by the owner, because let's face it,

this house could never be sold, could never be rented again.

So I guess the owner, what he did was to cut his losses. He donated it to the

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