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Posted on September 16, 2009 | tags

 
 

U.S.: Detained, then released: The Yale murder “person of interest”

  • Raymond Clark provided DNA samples to investigators. Clark, who has not been charged, was one of dozens of people with access to the area where Annie Le was found. However, the focus has strongly been on him – police did searches of his home yesterday. Investigators said would not make any arrests until DNA evidence was returned. source

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  • rachel32

    I have never seen the biggest lack of any information on a murder case in my life! Only today do we find she was strangled?! Hello? Does this take a special CSI investigation to take this long to tell us she was choked too death? Hello?! A secured area with over seventy video cameras and its going to take what another week to find the person who murdered her? I guess CSI Connecticut or CSI Yale won’t be coming to any T V program soon if ever! The police and the FBI best not screw this up any more then they have!

  • rachel32

    I have never seen the biggest lack of any information on a murder case in my life! Only today do we find she was strangled?! Hello? Does this take a special CSI investigation to take this long to tell us she was choked too death? Hello?! A secured area with over seventy video cameras and its going to take what another week to find the person who murdered her? I guess CSI Connecticut or CSI Yale won’t be coming to any T V program soon if ever! The police and the FBI best not screw this up any more then they have!

  • rachel32

    I have never seen the biggest lack of any information on a murder case in my life! Only today do we find she was strangled?! Hello? Does this take a special CSI investigation to take this long to tell us she was choked too death? Hello?! A secured area with over seventy video cameras and its going to take what another week to find the person who murdered her? I guess CSI Connecticut or CSI Yale won’t be coming to any T V program soon if ever! The police and the FBI best not screw this up any more then they have!

 

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