Deborah Roberts

And he kept repeating it.

And so I was like, well, go get him.

Go find him.

We still didn't know where Kaylee and Maddie were.

We didn't know where Murphy was.

And then U of I sent the homicide text.

Throughout the day, the University of Idaho sent campus-wide text messages with updates on the investigation about a homicide and an unknown suspect.

But at 5.17 p.m., students get a text message that says, for the first time, four people have been killed.

That was the moment that we knew where Kaylee and Maddie were.

The two surviving roommates, Dylan and Bethany, have received a lot of criticism for not calling 911 immediately on the night of the murders.

But they both told police they weren't certain that what Dylan thought she saw was real.

What 19-year-old kid is going to come up with and assume what actually happened was happening?

investigators now know they're a few hours behind the killer but as they walk into maddie's third floor bedroom police get their first big break the comforter's over the girls take the comforter off lo and behold there's a knife sheath laying right there they find a sheath for a k-bar style knife there's no murder weapon but the sheath is there

That was definitely the first aha moment.

We have something in this house from a joke.

Four murdered students.

A panicked campus.

And now the world's eyes on Moscow, Idaho.

Now to the murders of those four college students from the University of Idaho.

as investigators try to figure out what happened in that house on King Road.