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Detectives have brought a suspected serial killer to Calhoun County to be arraigned on charges of first-degree murder for the 2005 death of Ashley Marie Parlier.

On November 13, officers with the Moscow Police Department discovered four victims fatally stabbed in a residence, prompting a widespread investigation.

>> molly, do we know how mehsud ended up in u.s. custody? >> reporter: thats the big question today, and we dont. it is unclear. nbc news reporting, and we have of course all of our colleagues, jose, charging and asking on this big question, it is unclear how he wound up in u.s. hands. as you mention indeed your introduction, the doj indictment came several years after u.s. officials got their hands on a 2012 interview that mehsud had done while he was being held in libya on other criminal charg...

Moscow Police Chief James Fry said that a tip line on the case had been "receiving many, many tips," forcing calls to be forwarded to an FBI call center.

Police released information this week about a Hyundai Elantra that was believed to be near the residence where four University of Idaho students were murdered.

Kenneth Mains, a former law enforcement official told Newsweek that the new information released by police "is a big revelation."

Kenneth Mains, a former detective, told Newsweek that he thinks "it is possible" the suspect will attend Wednesday night.

"Certainly not insinuating that this is a serial offender but from the outside looking in, you cant rule it out," one expert told Newsweek.

One expert told Newsweek that the likelihood of catching a suspect "most certainly does" decrease over time.

Diana Ferris was six months pregnant with a baby boy when two suspected killers broke into her Hartford apartment, beat her, raped her and strangled her on her bed with a telephone cord.