Idaho murders: Law enforcement should not dismiss 'incel' angle, experts say

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Authorities have not identified a suspect in the murders of four college students, but some experts say detectives shouldn't discount the killer potentially being an 'incel.'

"These are kids, adult kids, living their life, experiencing happiness, being spontaneous and carefree. And that's going to stimulate somebody that either felt entitled to have had a relationship with one or more of them," Mohandie said. An empty parking lot in front of the home where four University of Idaho students were murdered more than two weeks ago.

Sarah Daly, a criminology researcher at Saint Vincent College who has studied the subculture of involuntary celibates, noted that it would be premature to say the killer in this case comes from the incel community, but the circumstances of the murders could potentially provide clues.

 

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