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Frantic texts between surviving Univ. of Idaho roommates on night of killings revealed in court docs
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1:27Now PlayingNewly revealed text messages from the night four University of Idaho students were murdered in their beds show that two surviving roommates were awake while the intruder prowled through their house — as they desperately tried to check on their dead friends. NY Post reporter Katherine Donlevy shares this story.
The roommates — identified only as DM and BF in a newly unsealed court filing — began texting each other around 4:22 a.m. that fateful November morning in 2022, just five minutes after the killer is believed to have left their home in Moscow, Idaho.
“No one is answering,” DM texted BF as she tried to call roommates Madison Mogen, 21, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, and Xana Kernodle, 20, one by one after seeing someone with “bushy eyebrows,” a mask and dark clothing leave the home.
“I’m rlly confused,” she wrote to BF, before texting her roommates again and imploring them to respond — not knowing they were lying dead in pools of their own blood.
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