Yale Killer Suspect In Custody-Raymond Clark

Yale Killer Suspect In Custody-Raymond Clark. In just a few hours, authorities have picked up Raymond Clark, 24, a lab technician at Yale, in connection with Yale Student Annie Le.

The body of Annie Le, 24, missing since Tuesday, September 8th, 2009, was found in the wall of a Yale University laboratory building Sunday, September 13th, 2009. Her murder was considered perpetrated by some one in and on the campus of Yale…someone in the building…someone who knew Annie and targeted her…someone who had planned a way to hide her body and their bloody clothes.

According to New Haven, Connecticut, Police Chief James Lewis, “A judge has issued a search warrant and a body warrant on Raymond Clark, 24.” This means they want his DNA and if he does not comply, he will be arrested

Earlier Tuesday, the Ray Clark’s home, where he lives with his girl friend, in Middletown, Connecticut, was the scene of a large police presence. If he had passed gas, they would have known it. He was not going anywhere, and they knew it. His home was surrounded.

According to authorities, investigators have collected about 150 pieces of evidence, reviewed about 700 hours of video and interviewed more than 150 people, some more than once. Though, they have not arrested Ray Clark yet.

Yale University President Richard Levin has stated that “there were only ‘limited’ people that had access to the area where Annie Le was found and possibly killed.”

But, authorities think otherwise…they think that dozens of people could have had access to the area where Annie Le finally was found.

Le, 24, disappeared September 8th, 2009, some time after 10 in the morning. She was last seen on surveillance video as she entered Yale’s four story lab at 10 Amistad Street, about 10 blocks from the main campus. After going over hours of tapes, authorities stated that they never found images of her leaving the building. So, they knew where to search for her…in the building and at the dump.

Authorities are with holding any arrest until DNA evidence is returned from analysis and that the probe could take days.

Police have not released information on what DNA evidence may have been collected, although investigators did state earlier that bloody clothing was found hidden above tiles in a drop ceiling in another, upper part of the building.

Besides that, we do not know who the clothes belong to  or what the clothes looked like but that they were not the clothes that Annie Le had on earlier in the day, when seen on a security cam. The Connecticut State Police lab has diligently worked through the weekend processing and examining the bloodstained clothes.

There was also a false fire alarm in the early afternoon of the day that Annie Le was abducted.

Annie Le, a graduate student in Yale’s pharmacology program, was to have been married Sunday, the same day that her body was found. She was to had been married on New York’s Long Island to Jonathan Widawsky, a graduate student at Columbia University.

This is the medical research building basement where authorities found Annie LE stuffed in a wall.

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