Multiculturalism failures
2024-02-17 23:32:34 UTC
Black and white race-mixing always turns out bad.
Authorities say a man was arrested in Idaho Falls, Idaho after heallegedly confessed to the murder of his girlfriend and lived with her
body for several weeks.
The Idaho Falls Police Department said they arrested Chris Foiles, 42, on
Friday, after he was spotted exiting a motorhome associated with a woman
who was reported missing last month in Montana.
Police in Idaho Falls said they received a call that a motorhome parked on
Wardell Street may be the same one police in Bozeman, Montana were
searching for in connection to the Dec. 15 disappearance of Megan Stedman,
34.
Foiles was detained, and police said they found evidence inside the
motorhome to arrest him on the charge of first degree murder.
The Idaho Falls Police Department did not respond to USA TODAY'S request
for comment or records request but according to local outlets, Foiles
admitted to police that he murdered Stedman.
According to an arrest report reviewed by KRTV, police in Montana provided
information for a search warrant. As they drove down from Bozeman,
Montana, Idaho Falls police set up surveillance on the motorhome.
The motorhome was a 1973 Dodge RV, which had no license plate or VIN, the
Spokesman-Review reported, citing court documents.
Foiles waives Miranda rights, admits to killing
Foiles exited the motor home and allegedly shouted "I am Chris Foiles, I
killed my girlfriend, she is in the RV," when police approached him, KRTV
reported.
When police searched the motorhome, they found a woman's body with a
tattoo similar to Stedman's, and credit cards in her name, KRTV reported.
Foiles allegedly waived his Miranda rights during an interview with police
and told them the body found in the motorhome was Stedman's.
Stedman's family told KHQ that Foiles was her estranged boyfriend.
Foiles told police that he and Stedman arrived in Idaho Falls around Dec.
22 and parked the motorhome in a Walmart parking lot, the Spokesman-Review
reported.
KRTV reported that in his interview with police, Foiles said that a few
weeks before his arrest, he got into an argument with Stedman and stabbed
her in the neck. He then "intentionally stabbed Megan in the chest with
the intent to kill her."
Foiles allegedly heard Stedman still moving in the back of the motorhome
and then proceeded to stab her multiple times until she stopped moving.
Foiles had a preliminary hearing on Tuesday. He's currently being held in
the Bonneville County Jail without bail.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/01/17/missing-megan-
stedman-murder-idaho-falls-chris-foiles/72253647007/