We begin this hour with the story that has now gone on for more than three weeks.

And that is the murder of the four college students at an off-campus house at the University of Idaho in a place called Moscow, Idaho.

Alex Stone has been covering this story for quite a while now for ABC News for KFI, and he's going to bring us the latest concerning any new information on the story.

Alex, how are you?

Hey there, guys. Yeah, doing well.

So police put out a statement today affirming that they still have no suspects.

What they do is about once a week.

They put out a list of bullet points saying that this is not true.

It's all the true crime podcast theories that are out there and Facebook groups that have come up

with things. And they say, nope, nope, nope, yeah, there was a dog in the residence, but there

was no evidence on it. Things where people have come up, well, there was a dog in there and probably picked up some of the evidence. And, you know,

their thing is, no, was no help. But they don't give any details in what they do know, and we know,

investigations. They keep things close to the vest. We are in the fourth week of this investigation

now, and police seem no closer than they were when it happened over three weeks ago. And

at some point, if they were keeping things, you know, giving them the benefit of the doubt early

on, things close to the vest, do you think they would have acted on some of that now

and had some leads? They still don't seem to have anything. Well, because the evidence is static.

They're not going to get any new evidence coming in. Yeah, and time is not the friend of a homicide

investigator. And as time goes on, things begin to get cold. And then that is what the family's

worried about. Today, things begin to get cold. And then that is what the family's worried about.

Today, the police department put out something that seems very basic, would have been in the

early hours of the investigation, that they are looking for anybody who was at a fraternity party

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