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Birds of a feather flock together.

Her bra was pushed up, her panties were pulled down and they found his semen on her. Like I said before the discussion went completely off the rails, stangulations are overwhelmingly crimes of passion. There almost had to be a sexual component to this tragedy.

Previous close contact that transferred blood from a person who was just found murdered isn't usually an innocent act.

The defense *might* be able to get some things thrown out, but DNA evidence of both perpetrator and victim on each other's clothing and/or bodies is pretty much impossible to get out of. If they threw everything else out and only considered evidence reportedly found on and around the body, he...

Yes, one of the reports said that Clark, his fiance, and an older adult male all lived in that apartment. It might be why his father was also staying at the motel with police going over the apartment with a fine-toothed comb. Meaning, possibly, that "older" adult male is his father?

It's a 120,000 square foot building. That's a pretty big building and would have hundreds of rooms. It's also controlled with key and card access. So it's not like some wide open cubicle farm or something where you can see what's going on in other parts of the building easily. The family members...

That's harder to do than you think. It looks good in the movies, but doesn't work very well in real life.

Jersey Girl, the meaning is that he hates him. He's seen Annie's body or pictures of her deceased. He's seen the ugly side of life every day of his career and the terrible things that people to do each other. Things that the general public almost never see for themselves. She was a sweet young...

Blood is thicker than water. I would bet on the sister before anyone else. However, the New York Post and Fox "News" are both quazi-tabloids. I would wait for a more reputable source before jumping to any conclusions.

Things of signifigance: http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-yale-student18-2009sep18,0,3083836.story http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-annie-le15-2009sep15,0,4930266.story

Probably scrubs. Just like hospital orderlies. I will speculate that it was more than just a small amount of blood that compelled him to change. It is likely that his clothing was also torn and disheveled.

Yes, it takes a long time to choke someone to death as opposed to just unconciousness. Barring severe crushing trauma to the throat, think 2-5 minutes of constant and very forceful pressure. It takes a lot of effort and a lot of time. Like I said before, you don't accidentally strangle someone...

I will be very interested in hearing about the scratch pattern and whether her own skin was under her fingernails. That will be very telling about the type of strangulation applied and thus possible motive.

The cause of death strongly insinuates a personal relationship or sexual assault. BUT if they feel that evidence is currently weak or incomplete in that motive, they will be very careful about saying anything to that effect in an official statement. They don't want to contradict themselves if...

Everybody knows that a murder was committed. What LE and the prosecuting attorneys have to prove for the case to be successfully prosecuted is motive and opportunity. "Murder" is the crime, "workplace violence" is apparently the motive they are currently working on.

Now that would be a big laugh to see him come up with that one. You don't "accidentally" strangle someone to death. It would surprise me, but if this truly was a case of simple workplace violence, it is very unlikely that it started off as a strangling. But we also don't know for sure the...

Hi, I've read these forums from time to time but felt compelled to post on this case due to all the wild and crazy speculation that I've been seeing. I thought you might like to receive some insight from a police officer's point of view, who also has a direct family member who is a veteran...