University of Idaho delays demolition of home where 4 students were killed | CNN

The university in Moscow was given the three-story home on King Road earlier this year by its former owner. A court has said it can be torn down. “We know that every action and decision around this horrific incident is painful and invokes emotions. That is why every decision we have made this far is with the families of the victims and our students in mind,” university president Scott Green said in a news release.

Officials said neither the prosecution nor the defense opposed the destruction, though some family members of the victims have publicly expressed disappointment that it would be demolished, citing the possible evidentiary value of the home. Last week, university officials said they were focused on removing personal items from the home and making them available to the victims’ families.

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