4 University of Idaho students found dead Edit: An arrest is made

How does that work? Does the city pay the owner for the house?

 

gotta be tough to re-rent a house where four people were murdered.

 

Read somewhere the university bought it from the old owner.

 

And a foundation where red wine seeps through the walls with ease.

 

Not without slashing the rent.

 

The dad of one of them has been extremely loose with the media since the outset.

 

I get their frustration but the wheels of justice move really slow and, I would argue, have to when you are talking about potentially putting another life on the line.

The thing about murder is you are never going to get a tit for a tat, no justice served is ever going to be equal. We all want BK to get fucked, but if one sees a flaw in the system we have to work to patch that gap. That’s simply never easy in cases like this.

The method they used to hone in on BK is already incredibly controversial (I’m for it) and one could argue that a big fuck up using that method would only take a small group from trying to get laws in place to squash using it going forward.

 

Idk about all that. Dude left the knife sheath. Multiple cameras saw his car fleeing the scene. DNA from a 23 & me connected him. Same car, DNA from the Pennsylvania home. Seems like a medium easy case

plus the star witness recognizing his big-ass eyebrows

 

my brother used to live in a house were someone had been murdered, rent was cheap

 

Lady who lived on the property we own before us died by flipping her zero turn mower on top of her and no one found her for like weeks and that seemed to help drive buyer traffic down a bit. Her dogs peed all over the floor and chewed up a bunch of fixtures, so that helped the price a good sum.

Aside from her walking around on the porch at night, seems alright

 

To be fair that’s like half of Memphis

 

Possibly but this was Bham

 

How much below market value for the same square footage?

 

not sure

 

Does that need to be disclosed when selling a house, or is it up to buyer to figure out?

 

Good question. House across the street from me is for sale and was on fire 1.5 years ago and the hole the firefighters punched in the gable end attic is still there. Looking forward to the engineers report sullying the deal.

 

Not sure if a murder has to be legally disclosed, but The Banks neighbors sure have to disclose a fire and roof punch.

 

It would be pretty rad if you had a ghost that randomly mowed the yard for you.

 

used to work in a brokerage in college. it's...complicated and there's like half a dozen varieties of the law on this matter depending on which state. the overwhelming majority of states do not require a seller to disclose but if you ask they cannot lie or hide the facts. this in particular would be called a "material fact" which is a fact which, when given, could change the decision of a buyer (so if a home was in a flood zone, for example, that'd be a material fact). some states consider a murder/death in the home a material fact, others do not hence the different laws surrounding the subject. if a realtor lies about a material fact or fails to disclose a material fact, they will get their ass nailed to the wall in court.

 

The previous owners of my house had an elderly uncle that lived with them but died. Unsure if at my house tho

 

You got a ghost?

 

I loosely know a lady who runs an RV rental place that's on a like 2 acre lot around a house, right on the interstate but used to be out in the country type place.
I went to rent one from her years ago and she was running her office out of one of the RVs. I asked her why she didn't just set up an office in that house. And she told me it was something to do with a murder that had happened in that house and nothing/nobody was allowed to occupy it for a certain # of years.
I didn't really ask any follow up questions

 

pnk$krtcrÿnästÿ come back we want ghost story details

 

Ghosts aren’t real

 

You aren’t real

 

Probably not, but me and my dog go full Scooby/Shaggy in the night in this big ass 120 year old renovated barn. Shit creaks, man.

I "don't believe in ghosts" from 6AM-11PM but man somethin don't feel right out here after hours and yeah I thought I saw someone on the deck once

 

And some say that to this day, you can still hear the sound of the woman cuttin that grass for free

 

Should I call out the name of this spirit or is that a surefire way to make it mess with me way more?

 

I think you need to keep like a 10x10 patch of unmowed grass as an offering.

 

it’s probably fine

we have a ghost - that’s just old house livin’

 

whatever let’s you sleep at night bud

 

Some say if you mix oil and grass clippings together at midnight and repeat “bad boy mowers” 3 times you can hear her cutting and giggling in the distance.

 

I think you should speak loudly about how dying mowing your lawn is such a dumb way to die

 

I let the superior craftsmanship of my John Deere do the talking

 

"The north lawn is perfect, he never let's it get more than 3 1/4" high"

A ghastly look came over her as she told him "no one's mowed the north lawn since 1897"

 

In my head canon her name is Large Marge like the trucker in PeeWee’s Great Adventure.

 

This 3 month trial is gonna be a circus

 

Can't wait to hate his lawyers

 

pnk$krtcrÿnästÿ any ghost updates?

 

Sure AF not mowing the lawn for me.

 

idk i think it is a completely reasonable argument to say he couldnt get a fair trial in that area

 

Judge Judge

 

Yea I'd agree, doesn't seem out of line at all really

 

Unfortunately for him, most of the United States is aware of this.

 

Only if it came up a lot on their Facebook or TikTok feeds

 

I kind of don’t want him to have a fair trial tho

Dude is a monster

 

I think you overestimate Idaho.

 

He’s fucked anyways. He left an eye witness alive, a knife sheath and videos of his car in the area.

 

Remember OJ?