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asking them to please come forward to help close the case. >> alexis mcadams reporting from idaho. thank you very much for joining us the retired fbi special agent james gagliano former police detective. i want to go for a little bit of what we heard the timeline they've given this for this one thing jumped out at me. it is from the police department the sand november 13 the surviving roommates summoned friends of the residence stably when the second floor victims had passed out it was not waking up at 11:58 a.m. that 91 call went in requesting aid for an unconscious person. ted, this seems strange to me. it seems like two of the surviving roommates have been completely ruled out innocent, not involved with the crime by police, they were at least close enough to where these girls that thought they were unconscious. how would they have not seen the stab wounds, the blood and ethical 911 and say we've got some in here unconscious? that seems strange to me.
asking them to please come forward to help close the case. >> alexis mcadams reporting from idaho. thank you very much for joining us the retired fbi special agent james gagliano former police detective. i want to go for a little bit of what we heard the timeline they've given this for this one thing jumped out at me. it is from the police department the sand november 13 the surviving roommates summoned friends of the residence stably when the second floor victims had passed out it was not waking up at 11:58 a.m. that 91 call went in requesting aid for an unconscious person. ted, this seems strange to me. it seems like two of the surviving roommates have been completely ruled out innocent, not involved with the crime by police, they were at least close enough to where these girls that thought they were unconscious. how would they have not seen the stab wounds, the blood and ethical 911 and say we've got some in here unconscious? that seems strange to me.
priority for moscow police chief james frey. >> this case is not going cold. >> investigators say krysten sinema, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin were stabbed to death inside the six bedroom can't off-campus humble they were asleep. the three girls were roommates, chapin was dating madison mogen was sleeping over. the tact the cultures with a large knife then took off into the night. >> we are looking for a fixed blade nitric works the night started off like it would for many students. they say kayleigh and mattie went to locals trayvon martin and stopped at this food truck for a bite to eat stopped here on the live stream. back home just before 2:00 a.m. around that same time investigators say they had just gotten back from a fraternity party their bodies found around five hours later after a 911 call was made for the cell phones of the two surviving roommates police rushing into find the gruesome discovery.
was evidence of defensive wounds. overnight, ethan chapin's grieving mother burying her eldest triplet, his siblings by her side. >> today, we're here to honor the life and legacy of our son and brother, ethan chapin, one of the most incredible people you'll ever know. >> reporter: it was just weeks prior that chapin's girlfriend xana kernodle seen in this tiktok video from inside the house with roommates goncalves and madison mogen. the faces of the two surviving roommates blurred because police haven't released their identities yet. also in that video, goncalves' dog, which authorities say was found unharmed at the home. tonight, this college town increasingly on edge, but authorities remain optimistic they will find the killer. >> that may come from tips. that may come from evidence collected in the scene. but there is a piece of evidence out there somewhere that's going to help us solve this case. >> reporter: and david, authorities telling mel they're learning a lot more as community members are sending in
-- >> this person wasn't sloppy. you can't say he, it is just me. but he made a mess and there is a mess there. >> so many people's lives turned upside down by these senseless slayings. today we have a first funeral. chapin will be laid to rest in mount vernon, washington. he was a tripling with his two siblings also students at the university of idaho. we think police will be back on the scene and have been here every day since the homicide took place over eight days ago. they've been coming through this house. we expect them back here when light comes up in a little bit. >> dan springer, thank you. >> bill: former d.c. homicide detective ted williams is live in moscow, idaho. you asked the question about the targeted killings. in the "new york times." the attack appeared to have been targeted. you asked the right question.
sleeping at the time. >> police have not yet named any suspect or person of interest and they've not even found a murder weapon. they released the timeline where the students were in the hours before the murder. >> between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. 2 of the victims, chapin and kernodle were at a party at the fat earn tee house. the two others were at a bar between 10:30 and 1:30. >> kayleigh and madison were seen at a food truck at 1:40 a.m. >> bill: the parents of kaylee spoke to fox news over the weekend. >> my daughter was a ware of her environment. she would turn her camera on and film when she thought somebody was following her. she was very aware that she was a pretty girl and that could attract some problems. she was alert.
the person right-handed, are they left-handed. i mean, there are a lot of things they'll be able to determine, the type of knife they've determined the type of knife, i believe, that was used to commit the crimes. i would imagine that chapin and xana kernodle i believe is her name, boyfriend/girlfriend, they were probably in the same room. and i would think they would have attacked the male first and that would account for the defensive wounds on the female because that would have certainly caused her to wake up and fight the attacker. so there's a lot of -- they try to re-create what happened, and there's something else that i read, was there some kind of transportation they got from a private party, whatever that means, but it wasn't an uber. so who was that person? who called the police? i mean, you know, to say that it's an unconscious person when you've got that much blood on the scene, that in itself is a bit unusual and the bodies weren't found till several hours later. so they've got a lot of work
>> eric: that's harry chapin. next saturday will mark 41 years since the legendary singer was tragically killed in a car crash on new york's long island. he was on his way to play a free concert. chapin was also a devoted activist spending much of his time and fortune to help communities across long island. he started the nonprofit group long island cares to help the hungry and those facing food insecurity. this coming friday, the group will pay tribute to him with a benefit and unveil a new sculpture of chapin at its headquarters, the bronze bust you see there was sculpted by a woman who grew up on long island and was chapin's neighbor. the event also celebrates what would have been his 88th birthday and the 50th anniversary of the hit single taxi you just heard. the funds will go towards chapin's dream of a hunger-free long island. the sculptor is joining us now. harry chapin was dedicated to
documentary is it is a contradictory character. there is the light side and the dark side. there is stuff about chapin's personal life, which has horrified people. i thought the documentary walked a very, very good line, being intriguing and involving. never turning its head away from the darker stuff. but really approaching a very, very difficult subject in two hours. in two hours, you cannot capture the real charlie chaplin but they have a very good go. excellent. thank you very much. have a good week. enjoy your cinema going and see you next time. goodbye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with ben thompson and luzmy gopal. our headlines today: three deaths and widespread damage as the clean—up from storm eunice gets under way.