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Criminalists called to help in investigation of slain Suisun City nursing graduate
Posted: 05/14/2010 12:23:30 PM PDT
Fairfield Police have called in several criminalists from the California Department of Justice and the FBI to help with the investigation into the homicide of Suisun City nursing school graduate Phuong Le.
In a brief press release issued Friday, Lt. Darrin Moody said evidence gathered as part of the investigation in to Le's death will be examined as part of the ongoing effort to form a time line of the woman's whereabouts and activity prior to her death.
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Clearly frustrated by what he called "erroneous" and "inaccurate" reports by some television media in the wake of the discovery of Le's body, Moody said police "will not be releasing information that may jeopardize the integrity of the continuing investigation." He said recent television reports have caused "unnecessary distraction and delays" in the investigation "as well as pain and concern for the family" of the victim.
http://www.thereporter.com/ci_15087270
Posted: 05/14/2010 12:23:30 PM PDT
Fairfield Police have called in several criminalists from the California Department of Justice and the FBI to help with the investigation into the homicide of Suisun City nursing school graduate Phuong Le.
In a brief press release issued Friday, Lt. Darrin Moody said evidence gathered as part of the investigation in to Le's death will be examined as part of the ongoing effort to form a time line of the woman's whereabouts and activity prior to her death.
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Clearly frustrated by what he called "erroneous" and "inaccurate" reports by some television media in the wake of the discovery of Le's body, Moody said police "will not be releasing information that may jeopardize the integrity of the continuing investigation." He said recent television reports have caused "unnecessary distraction and delays" in the investigation "as well as pain and concern for the family" of the victim.
http://www.thereporter.com/ci_15087270