Idaho Murders Victim Xana Kernodle Handles Police at King Road Home

Bodycam footage shows Idaho student murders victim Xana Kernodle speaking to Moscow police about a noise complaint in the early hours of September 2. Kernodle was one of four University of Idaho students murdered in their college home on November 13. The Moscow Police Department said this was the second noise complaint call they received about the King Road home that night and that the incident is unrelated to the ongoing student murders investigation.

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[GuppyPal]

Watching these videos of the victims alive and being normal people, and then knowing what happened to them and they're not alive anymore is truly mindblowing and makes it really hit home how incredibly tragic this is. Makes me want to cry every time. I can only hope the families and friends and find comfort in time and that justice is served.

[tinab]

It’s surreal seeing her alive like this and knowing her horrible fate. Just terrible

[Olivia-ekib]

This is exactly why I won't blame the roomates for not calling 911. I'm sure they had random people in their house all the time, and I'm sure it wasn't rare to hear yelling, screaming, crying, etc. Not to mention they were most likely drunk and didn't even know what they were seeing at the time. Remember, we have the advantage of knowing there was a murder, so it's easy for us to say "call the police!" but at the time I doubt any of them immediately assumed he was a killer, because our minds just don't go there first thing, especially while drunk and half asleep.

[cmc]

That full street is so dark I can see why he managed to sneak in there undetected 😢

[christinajay]

What I’m about to say may sound so cliché, but it’s just so crazy seeing her in real time . Like This actually happened to some one. All of this is just devastating.

[lexlovedaville]

When you’re that age it feels like nothing could ever go wrong, until it does 😢

[justjenn]

She seems like a sweetheart. I’d be proud of my kid to be so respectful and composed even when clearly tipsy and probably a bit scared. Rest in peace, little one.

[Saintsrockitall]

This honestly breaks my heart to know she's no longer on this earth.

[Anonymous-pujt]

It was totally dark around that house it’s so dangerous. There was no security system at all or even surveillance cameras. I feel so so bad for these victims. Always lock your door and have security systems installed at your house, you never know what evil is out there. Just because you don’t hurt people doesn’t mean no one will hurt you 😞

[SecondStreetMustang]

“You take care, ok?”
2 months later she’s murdered. 😢

[dirkrose]

For a second noise complaint within two hours, in the middle of the night, the cops demonstrated quite a bit of self-restraint. They could have handed down a court citation by then. And, obviously, the officers were able to tell she was intoxicated, although she was the under the legal drinking age. They didn't even care.

There was no way for them to know what was going to happen weeks later.

[desmeisme]

Kind of haunting when you think of the way she died. Rest in heavenly peace. Praying for their families

[sullybiker]

That girl is hammered but she seems like such a nice kid and that really bums me out.

Also I think at least one of these officers may have visited the crime scene, which must have been absolutely awful for them.

[carmenm.]

She was lucky he didn't question her sobriety, RIP no one deserve to die that way.

[raissavivar]

How many times were the police called, jeez.

[lisettalisetta]

This has gotta be a devastating clip for her parents to see. I can only imagine the pain of those families. So sad.

[chancecooper]

I hate this happened....Parents, make sure your kids that are off and on their own or at school somewhere are not allowing folks to run in and out of their homes. Ive seen multiple videos of police showing up to this house. Those doors were always opened and anyone could stroll right through. Thats exactly what Bryan did, but with a K-Bar knife. Its so sad and tragic man.

[americanmade-]

It's like you wish you could reach through the screen and warn them what's to come. Prayers to the family, friends and the town

[frenchy]

Just two months later she lost her beautiful life and had no idea and for no reason 😢 this is heartbreaking! Also to see her alive just devastating

[ourhome]

What a great loss. I'm so sorry for her family. Seems like such a well-spoken, kind girl.