The chief of police in Moscow, Idaho, broke down in tears on Tuesday while discussing the mental toll a murder investigation takes on all those involved.
Moscow Police Chief James Fry got emotional during an interview with Fox News, claiming that the force does not turn off their emotions when investigating a gruesome crime like the murder of four college students but that they would remain devoted to their jobs.
Fry vowed that he would not let the investigation into their murders go cold, despite not having a clear suspect or murder weapon. Fry's comments come as members of the community, including the parents of some of the victims, have voiced frustration over the speed of the investigation and its lack of results. Steve Goncalves, the father of Kaylee Goncalves, said he lost confidence in the investigation last week and blamed poor communication with the police department and conflicting messages. His wife, Kristi, was also frustrated with the department after they quickly cleared suspects she felt deserved more attention.
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