Police investigating the fatal stabbings of four University of Idaho students are denying a professor's involvement in the unsolved case after a self-described internet sleuth and Tarot card reader posted accusations on TikTok claiming a connection.
are denying a professor's involvement in the unsolved case after a self-described internet sleuth and Tarot card reader posted accusations on TikTok claiming a connection.
Guillard's TikTok account — headlined "Ashley Solves Mysteries" — has more than 110,000 followers and includes dozens of videos about her thoughts on the case and names Scofield, as well as a former boyfriend of one of the victims. After a lawyer for Scofield sent a cease-and-desist letter to Guillard on Nov. 29, she kept posting what the suit calls defamatory videos. After sending a second such letter Dec. 8, Guillard showed the document in a TikTok video and said Scofield would need to "file actual legal documents in a federal court" asking her to remove them, the suit says.The Moscow Police Department said in a news release Tuesday that it would not comment on the litigation.
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