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Yeah no matter where you are you have to be - Page 3 - Politics, Business, Civil, History - Posted: 21st Jun, 2017 - 3:00pm
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Missing at Yale University days before weddingAnnie Le Murder Case - Page 3
This is the saddest thing! Strangling someone to death is NOT easy to do -- how does a lab technician get the strength to do such a thing? Also, strangling is very personal, not remote like a shooting. I think it had more to do with than just the mice. What a horrible thing to happen.
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I think there is much more to this story. The police said that they have watched every move of the suspect in custody from day one and they noticed how he tried to hide some cleaning supplies that were splattered with blood as the investigators were working in the crime scene. If she was strangled, where is this blood coming from?
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It seems like the only tool the defense has in this case is to make a case of "contaminated evidence" since the police failed to seal the crime scene from the first moment.
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What's the latest with this case? It's so sad that this girl was getting married in few days what could have triggered such hate of killing her like that?
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The guy who murdered this poor girl was sentenced to 44 years in prison after making a deal with prosecutors.
QUOTE NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- A 26-year-old Connecticut man has been sentenced to 44 years for killing a Yale graduate student days before her wedding.
Raymond Clark III, a former animal research technician, apologized Friday in New Haven Superior Court for the 2009 killing of 24-year-old Annie Le of Placerville, Calif.
Judge Roland Fasano told Clark he'd snuffed out the life of a promising young woman and destroyed the lives of two families. Source 8
Raymond Clark III, a former animal research technician, apologized Friday in New Haven Superior Court for the 2009 killing of 24-year-old Annie Le of Placerville, Calif.
Judge Roland Fasano told Clark he'd snuffed out the life of a promising young woman and destroyed the lives of two families. Source 8
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Yeah no matter where you are you have to be safe. At work, at home and even when out with your friends and family. This world is getting more messed up all the time. I think a lot more can be done but in some ways peoples hands are tied because others do not want to get involved. News flash everyone. If you want safe streets and safe workplaces you have to get involved so that those who are bad people are taken off the streets and thus making them safer for all.
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