University of Idaho murders: A detailed visual timeline | ABC News

ABC News pieced together information from an affidavit released by authorities, verified publicly available evidence and pulled in reporting to create a visual timeline outlining events in the case.

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[patricias]

The young people did everything right -- they're not driving drunk, but being responsible and taking an Uber home. Right on the beginning of their young lives. And struck down by a narcissistic, unfeeling killer. So heartbreaking.

[deutscheslotto]

The importance of cameras is impressive. The ability to ping point people’s locations in the middle of the night

[jdr]

It was only six weeks to find the killer. This is not a tv drama that finds the killer and he confesses within an hour. This is the real world.

[lasouthbay]

Proof that internet detectives have no actual clue what they are talking about. All that time they spent incorrectly naming suspects because they saw someone give an interview with ‘weird vibes’. Glad the actual police found the guy and gathered the evidence needed to arrest him. Hope he rots in jail for the rest of his life

[calebgomes]

crazy how you can be a good person doing everything right in this world and someone else’s decision can ruin that

[flocky]

The fact they were able to collect and piece together all this information is Hella impressive

[rahallivex]

He wants to be a serial killer but took his own car & phone to the scene of the crime plus also left DNA there. Genius.

[IvorGrumble]

The fact that it was 8 hours to call the police is very strange.

[jdmbcrx]

This happened 30 miles from our house. It was a pretty crappy 6 weeks not having any suspects. Glad they found him

[onsASMR]

I really hope Dylan and Bethany can heal one they. They deserved all so much better. Rip to the 4 students 👼🏻🤍

[Nina-Culture-Art-Highlights]

Seeing their photos, so full of life, joy, excitement about their futures, for someone to come and take them away like that it turns the stomach. The cold heartlessness of it, is out of this world !

[TheJLH]

“There’s somebody here” seems like something you’d either say too soft to hear from downstairs or so loud she wouldn’t be able to ignore it

[bluevioletandlilac]

I've always really hated the college life. I just want to go to class and go back home and I've never really seen the appeal in getting deeply involved in other stuff. Yet somehow, I've had a guy stalk me around campus. Thankfully he was, ultimately, benign, but it really does illustrate to me how easily these stupid obsessions can form, with no impetus from the victim.

Edit: As someone so kindly pointed out my typo, I changed "impetuous" to "impetus".

[HovaNirvana]

This whole thing is so fucking horrible and unbelievable. It hits differently than mass shootings because those tend to not be personal or targeted, generally. In this case, one person allegedly crawled into a house of college students and stabbed four of them multiple times until they died. Like…what the hell? Why? And allegedly whispering “It’s okay, I’m going to help you”? I can’t. That’s evil I’ll never be able to wrap my head around.

[M-tc]

I feel so bad for bryan's dad. He looked so proud of his son. He had no idea 💔

[onsASMR]

I just wanna hug Ethan’s mother. The heartbreaking voice gets me every time :(

[kynyaralewis]

The roommate opened the door 3 times & on the 3rd time seen a man leaving at around 4/5 am but the cops weren’t called until 11/12 the next day? That’s crazy. Prayers for everyone involved 🙏🏾

[Kiia]

This is very sad they were living their best life about to graduate college and someone just had to take that from them.😔

[clarissawestbrook]

I'm so grateful for advances in technology allowing us to catch killers sooner rather than later. This story is sad. These young people had their whole lives ahead of them. Rest in peace. My condolences to the victim's families. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[ganymeade]

Regarding the Idaho murders, were the room mates who did not call police trying to hide something? Who in their right mind would not call police when an intruder is in their house who they admitted froze them with fear so much to hide behind a locked door that the intruder could have easily bust through? Why not call police to save themselves? Inconsistencies create suspicion. If a room mate had called, she might have been able to reduce the murders and the killer could have been quickly caught.