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9:20Now PlayingOn Friday December 30, 2022 Pennsylvania State Police arrested 28 year old Bryan Christopher Kohberger in connection to the 4 Idaho University students that were murdered in cold blood in the early morning hours of November 13th in their rented Moscow Idaho home.
(NewsNation) — A survivor of the University of Idaho killings allegedly thought the noise resulted from partying, asked the victims to quiet down and mistook the killer as a guest, a source exclusively told NewsNation.
The source spoke directly with surviving roommate Dylan Mortensen, who allegedly yelled about the noises heard during the killings because she mistook it for partying.
Mortensen allegedly first heard noises around 4 a.m. She opened her door and yelled “calm down, you’re being loud!” and “I’m trying to sleep!”
She then closed her door and locked it, according to the source.
Later in the night, Mortensen heard more loud noises, so she opened her door. She saw the killer walking down the hall, but she wasn’t frightened. She assumed he was a guest of the other roommates there partying, according to the source.
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