Yale Student-Annie Le’s Body Is Identified

Yale Student-Annie Le’s Body Is Identified at autopsy. The body of Annie Le, 24, was found in the wall of a Yale University laboratory building Sunday, September 13th, 2009.

Annie Le’s body was found hidden in a basement wall and bloody clothes where found in the ceiling in Yale’s medical research building.

Miss Le’s body was found the day that she was found on her wedding day. Such a sad story. Miss Le was a graduate student in pharmacology, was last seen Tuesday morning entering the medical building on but was never seen leaving the building at 10 Amistad Street, by the security cameras.

Le’s death is being ruled as a homicide, and the investigation continues but Connecticut medical examiners have released no other information beyond the fact that it is indeed Annie Le.

A candlelight vigil in her honor was scheduled for Monday evening on the campus.

New Haven Police spokesman Joe Avery stated that “No suspects are in custody, but investigators are questioning several people in the case.”

Yale students must be thinking differently about going to classes, knowing that there is a killer in their mist. Will he attack someone else or was it a personal attack? The once secure Yale, doesn’t seem so safe anymore.

A professor stated that, “Le’s killing has left Yale students shocked and wary. “Only Yalies had access to that basement, and that seems to point to someone in our community being involved in this. That’s what is so frightening.”

If you have information here are some contact numbers:
Yale Police 203.432.4400
24-hour FBI hot-line at 877.503.1950
Yale University announced Friday a $10,000 reward for assistance in the Annie Le case.

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