Families of Idaho student murder victims step in over plan to demolish crime scene
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Objections over the demolition of the off-campus University of Idaho home where four students were brutally murdered in November have been raised, claiming the university is disregarding the families' request to leave the home standing.
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Attorney Shanon Gray says members of three of the families of the victims oppose demolishing the property until then. Gray did not know the position of the fourth family.
Objections have been raised to demolishing the house where four University of Idaho students were killed last year, with members of three of the victims’ families signaling it should be preserved until after the trial of the man charged in the deaths.
BOISE, Idaho — Some of the families of the four University of Idaho students killed in Moscow last fall oppose tearing down the off-campus home where the crime occurred before suspect Bryan Kohberger’
Objections over the demolition of the off-campus University of Idaho home where four students were brutally murdered in November have been raised, claiming the university is disregarding the families' request to leave the home standing.
The owner of the property donated it to the school after the killings, and the university announced earlier this year that it was planning to demolish the home.
Objections have been raised to demolishing the house where four University of Idaho students were killed, with a lawyer saying it should be perserved until trial is held for the man charged in the deaths.
