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.

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.

Detectives reportedly visited a building supply store to ask if they’d sold anyone Ka-Bar brand knives—a blade used in combat by American troops in World War II.

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.

Anatomy of a Ka-Bar USMC Fighting and Utility Knife. The 1219C2 C2 USMC Ka-Bar Knife is a simple tool that excelled at a variety of tasks. As manufactured by a variety of companies during World War II ...

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. ...

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. ...