Is it time to look at the University of Idaho murder mystery from a different angle?

Up until now, the prevailing theory has been that the killer approached the front of the house. NewsNation senior national correspondent Brian Entin tests the theory that the killer entered and escaped from the crime scene through the back of the house.

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NewsNation's Brian Entin breaks down one of the latest details in the University of Idaho case. Police bodycam footage from the night of the murder appears to show four people walking near the crime scene. Entin retraces their steps and says it appears they were walking or running from the direction of the house.

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The four University of Idaho students who were murdered reportedly had their hands bagged at the murder scene to preserve possible DNA evidence.

Forensic expert Joseph Scott Morgan told NewsNation’s “Banfield” that it’s common for perpetrators to unknowingly leave behind hair strands on the victims’ hands. The killer’s skin cells can also become embedded under the nails of their victim.

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NewsNation correspondent Brian Entin takes NewsNation viewers exclusively for a drive around the University of Idaho neighborhood where four college students were killed. He retraces the possible route the killer would have taken if they drove to the house. After passing the house, there is a big parking lot where the killer could have stopped.

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Online crime sleuths have latched onto Jeremy Reagan, a neighbor of the Idaho murder victims, and deemed him a suspect. Reagan told NewsNation's "Banfield" that people have been "ruthless" about digging into his entire personal life.

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Police say they've collected more than 100 pieces of evidence from the University of Idaho murder house, but have yet to find the weapon used to kill. Dave Ellis, one of the world's foremost experts on knives, and former FBI criminal investigations assistant director Chris Swecker weigh in on "Banfield."

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Kristine Cameron and Alina Smith run a Facebook discussion group where over 13,000 people are analyzing theories revolving around the Idaho murder case.

Discussion group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/420574516931538/?ref=share_group_link

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