2 Other Roommates Were Home During University Of Idaho Murders -- And More SHOCKING New Details

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More light is being shed on the brutal quadruple murder that shocked America’s heartland this week — but the victims’ families are far from getting a full picture.

As law enforcement continues to investigate the homicides of Ethan Chapin and Xana Kernodle (both 20) and Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves (both 21), all students at the University of Idaho, a timeline of events is beginning to take shape.

Video footage from the Twitch page of Moscow’s GrubTrucker food truck show Mogen and Goncalves placing an order at the establishment on Saturday night before greeting a few friends, which you can see (below):  According to Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson via the Associated Press, the Moscow Police Department are currently reviewing the footage and “in the process of identifying the other people who were there and what sort of contact did they have.” Related: NYC Handyman Accused Of Stabbing Lover Sentenced To DECADES In Prison This is a significant piece of the tragic night’s puzzle, offering investigators a bit of insight into what happened and when.

During a Wednesday press conference, Police Chief James Fry explained that all four roommates arrived back at their off-campus home some time after 1:45 a.m. — Chapin and Kernodle were at a party, Mogen and Goncalves had a night out at the bar.