Police investigating the slaughter of four University of Idaho students have asked the manager of a local store owner whether he sold a “Rambo”-style knife known as KA-BAR to anyone.

There’s less than two months before the trial of the man accused of brutally murdering four Idaho college students. A private ...

A creepy selfie and a military knife snapped up on Amazon allegedly link Bryan Kohberger to the grisly murders of four University of Idaho students, prosecutors said in newly released documents.

Investigators are now exploring the possibility that more than one killer is responsible for the murders of four University of Idaho students, as police are on the hunt for a military-style knife ...

Moscow ID police search for Rambo-style combat Ka-Bar knife in investigation of 4 University of Idaho student’s deaths, store manager says.

Police suspect a KaBar knife may have been used in slayings of four University Idaho students, inset. Caution tape surrounds the house near campus where the students were slaughtered.

Moscow ID police search for Rambo-style combat Ka-Bar knife in investigation of 4 University of Idaho student’s deaths, store manager says. ... which are also known as K bar knives. ...

A KA-BAR knife is put through the edge finishing process in the Cutco factory, in Olean, New York, on Nov. 20, 2019. KA-BAR has been issuing knives to the Marine Corps since Dec. 9, 1942.

Moscow ID police search for Rambo-style combat Ka-Bar knife in investigation of 4 University of Idaho student’s deaths, store manager says.