Police 'under fire' after no arrests for murder of four students despite 10,000 tips

Some family members of four college students who were brutally killed in Moscow, Idaho have criticized the police investigation. One victim's father, Steve Goncalves, recently admitted that police "have their hands full" with the case

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Families have questioned the police investigation into four students murdered in the United States after no arrests despite 10,000 denunciations.

Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20, all died in a horrific quadruple murder at a student residence in Moscow, Idaho.

Police have yet to name a suspect or make any arrests since the brutal killings on November 13, and the families of the victims are increasingly agitated.

Moscow Police (MPD) have faced repeated criticism for their investigation into the small town, which last saw murder in 2015 when three people were shot.

Steve Goncalves, Kaylee's father, said claims he called the police "cowards" in an interview published Dec. 12 were just a rumour, but he admitted he didn't. was not satisfied with the survey.

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He reportedly said, "I got outraged because they (the police) didn't just come out and say it was a woman or a man because they should know by force that he took to inflict the wounds.

"They're just cowards.".

But Mr. Goncalves said his comments were actually about a lawyer and referring to the lack of murders in the s...