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Nearly a month after the quadruple homicide at the University of Idaho, police will begin returning some of the victims’ personal belongings to their families. Investigators are hoping to get more answers from full autopsy results, but fears are growing that the case will go cold. NBC’s Steve Paterson reports for TODAY.