Well, yesterday was the one month anniversary of the death of the four college students in Moscow, Idaho,

a story that is baffling, puzzling. The Moscow police, of course, are the main investigators,

but the FBI is also in there. The state police in Idaho are in there. Yet, there just isn't much

coming out of the investigation after a month.

Is this case slowly going completely cold?

We turn once again to Brian Enton, senior national correspondent with News Nation, who's been

reporting from Idaho on the story.

And yesterday, of course, being the one one month anniversary a lot of questions are being

asked to the police about what they can tell us Brian welcome welcome back how are you thank you so

much yeah I think thanks for having me all right well what what's what's going on there I mean look

it's frustrating we've been here for almost a month, and the families are

frustrated. The people in the community are frustrated. I think people thought by now

police would have come up with something, at least a suspect description or something, but,

you know, not much has changed. There is a couple of new developments. There's some new surveillance video that

has surfaced. You know, police are looking for a white Hyundai Alantra that they say was spotted around

the scene of the murder. There's a gas station in Moscow about a mile from the murder scene

that has video of a car that could possibly be a white Hyundai

Alatra.

So that has now just surfaced.

So that's something new.

But beyond that, you know, no persons of interest.

And everybody here just still feels like there's a murderer on the road.

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