It's been more than three weeks since the murders of four University of Idaho students

and police are starting to receive toxicology reports on the victim's hair, fibers, blood

and DNA according to law enforcement, all considered critical evidence from the crime

scene.

This remains unsolved. Police still have not found a murder weapon or named a suspect.

But investigators saying today they are trying to provide information while protecting the

integrity of the investigation.

Saying in a statement, we firmly believe speculation and unvetted information is a

disservice to the victims, their families and our community.

The stabbing deaths of these four students has created turmoil at the University and

in the quiet community of Moscow that hasn't recorded a single murder since 2015.

Less than one month ago in Idaho on Sunday, November 13th, four University of Idaho students

were killed in an off-campus house.

That same morning, at 11.58 a.m., someone called 911 and reported an unconscious person.

Moscow Police Department responded and located four victims, two on the second floor of

the home and two on the third floor. The 911 call came from inside the home where the

victims were killed using a survivor's cell phone.

An autopsy was conducted and confirmed the identity of the four victims.

There's one male victim and three female victims.

Forgive me please if I mispronounce any of the victims' names as I am going off of the

Moscow Police press conference pronunciations.

The victims were identified as Ethan Chapin, a 20-year-old freshman from Conway, Washington.

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