Hey, Dan Zupansky here. Today we're sharing something special with you. It's a preview from

48 Hours, one of the top true crime podcasts. On the 48 hours podcast, you'll hear award-winning

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48 hours correspondent Peter Van Zant takes us back to the night of November 13th,

2002, to the University of Idaho,

the scene of the now infamous and chilling murders

of four young students.

Listen in as Van Zant speaks with a few family members of the victims.

Moscow will forever be known as a scene of one of the most tragic crimes in American history.

There's still sort of a darkness whenever you talk to people.

It will be ever part of the university's history and the town's history.

There are four very, very important names in this case,

Kaylee Gonzalves, Madison Mogan,

Xanacronodal, and Ethan Chapin.

And if you're going to remember any names from this case,

I ask that it be all four.

My name is Olivia Gonzalez, and Kaylee was my little sister.

Everybody's going to work and you look out the window and there's kids running down the street laughing and you're just like,

how can you be out there playing? My daughter is dead. You know, Kela Gonzalez is gone. Stop everything. Everybody in the whole world

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