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Hm...perhaps the police already were following him by Tuesday evening, and he just didn't act fast enough. Since she was reported missing on Tuesday, and they have the card swipe record, I would think that they would be interviewing him by Tuesday.

Note that taking care of the mice was RC's job. Cleaning the cages was also RC's job. So if Annie took off and abandoned the mice to RC for a month, that would actually not impact RC at all, and would actually give him less work. In fact, I'm not sure exactly what RC could be complaining...

Does the person on the right look similar to Ray Clark? A brother maybe? Or is it just me?

I think calling up with a legitimate news question and calling up then hanging up would be interpreted differently. Especially if there was still a killer on the loose.

I think a compromise is to post the link in a way such that it would not be Googleable. If some people from websleuths were looking at my web page because they thought I might be a "person of interest" in some crime, I would probably consider it harmless and get a good laugh out of it. On the...

Yes, can you imagine the reaction from politicians and the media if scientists in the past had gotten research grants today? Of Fleming: "Millions of your tax dollars are being wasted studying MOLDY STUFF!!" Of Mendel: "Millions of your tax dollars for sickly, ugly looking PEA GARDEN!!" Of...

As to whether or not they have the abilities, it depends on what kind. Based on Labrat's description of an animal tech, then it sounds like a Ph.D. student would not. For example, let's say that Annie experimented on mice. She may know a lot about diabetes, but she may have had no idea how...

Well, the press can make mistakes, sure, and no doubt there may be people trying to mislead, but anyone in the field would never call Annie a technician. They are simply different. To some degree, it's like the difference between a foreman at an auto plant, and an engineer. They both might be...

I'm in a different field, but I would expect that a lab tech is typically not included as a co-author.