BOISE, Idaho – The house in Caldwell, Idaho, where four students were tragically murdered is set to be demolished. The house has stood vacant since the tragic event took place in 2006.

The decision to demolish the house comes after years of debate and discussion within the community. Some residents wanted the house to be preserved as a memorial to the victims, while others felt that demolishing it would help bring closure to the painful chapter in the town’s history. The current owner of the house, who purchased it in 2019, ultimately decided that demolition was the best course of action.

The murder of the four students shocked the small town of Caldwell and left a lasting impact on the community. The house has remained a painful reminder of the tragedy for many years, and its demolition is seen as a step towards healing and moving forward. The owner of the property has stated that they intend to work with the community to determine an appropriate way to memorialize the victims.

Plans for the demolition have been met with mixed emotions within the community. While some residents feel that it is time for the house to be removed, others worry that it will erase the memory of the victims. However, the owner has emphasized their commitment to honoring the victims in a meaningful way.

The demolition is scheduled to take place in the coming months, marking the end of a painful chapter in Caldwell’s history. It is hoped that the community can come together to find a way to honor the victims and move forward while remembering the tragedy that took place in that house in 2006.