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Terrified University of Idaho students are taking every precaution as they return to school from Thanksgiving break while the killer who murdered four of their classmates is still on the loose.
One student, who asked not to be named, told DailyMail.com that she was given a pistol by her father to take back to school for protection.
Another said that they move bikes or chairs against the front door at night, which helps them sleep a little easier.
On Friday, three Idaho state investigators went back to the house where students Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Maddie Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20, were murdered.
It was the first time investigators visited the house in several days and they spent about an hour inside around 10am.
A University of Idaho student told DailyMail.com that she was given a pistol by her father to take back to school for protection after Thanksgiving break. Another said that they move their bikes or chairs against the front door at night to help them sleep a little easier. Students are seen at a vigil for the four students who were murdered
On Friday, three Idaho state investigators went back to the house where the students were murdered. It was the first time investigators visited the house in several days and they spent about an hour inside around 10am
Moscow police say they have received over 2,600 email tips, more than 2,700 phone calls, 113 pieces of physical evidence and have taken 4, 000 crime scene photographs with multiple three-dimensional scans of the residence
When cops left it was unclear if they took anything from the residence. All three officers were not wearing the customary shoe covers when they entered and exited the home.
University of Idaho students Kaylee, Madison, and their roommate Xana Kernodle, 20, and her boyfriend Ethan Chapin, 20, were killed on November 13
After DailyMail.com exclusively reported and published pictures inside the murder house, police have gone in and turned off the lights in the rooms.
Moscow police say they have received over 2,600 email tips, more than 2,700 phone calls, over 1,084 digital media submissions to the FBI link, 113 pieces of physical evidence and have taken 4, 000 crime scene photographs with multiple three-dimensional scans of the residence.
Kaylee Goncalves' family revealed that her injuries were more extensive than those suffered by Xana, her boyfriend Ethan or even Maddie Mogen, who was in bed with her when they were murdered on November 13.
The fact that her injuries were 'significantly more brutal' than the other victims is driving theories she was the target of the quadruple homicide.
Police have denied they told Mr. Goncalves this information.
But on Monday, the Moscow Police Department said it is probing the movements of victims Ethan
