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ITA, it looked to be the size of a large city phonebook with soft cover and thin pages.
iirc, Annie had reserved the lab for 10 and the class she was a TA in was 2pm or so. Please disregard if this is not correct.
that is what I recall as well. The basement was allegedly the animal area... but darn if I can find that link now! I will go look.... there is also a link that showed where Bennet's lab was... iirc it was not in the basement of the building.
Per Fox....killing not a random act....
http://www.sacbee.com/state_wire/story/2180265.html
is it just me or does anyone else think that they already are about 99% sure who did this
Bennet's lab is at the Sterling building, not at Amistad. Le pursued her own research at Amistad.
(What I mean is, she did research for Bennett at Sterling and did research for herself at Amistad, although I'm sure the two pursuits could overlap.)
I posted about this in the previous thread with a link- She signed up for a time slot in that building- it was where here research animals were kept. I speculated that it was for a procedure room in a basement animal facility.
Her lab was in Sterling.
There is confusion because the media is calling several locations her "lab"
Quote from article:
snip<that the bloody clothing was found in a drop ceiling somewhere in the five-story science lab building at 10 Amistad St.... http://nhregister.com/articles/2009/...2229089635.txt >snip
Likely there would be bloody fingerprints on the ceiling tiles.
Could you please provide a link to her signing up for a time slot? I do not recall reading that as confirmed. Thanks in advance...
Quote from article:
snip<that the bloody clothing was found in a drop ceiling somewhere in the five-story science lab building at 10 Amistad St.... http://nhregister.com/articles/2009/...2229089635.txt >snip
Likely there would be bloody fingerprints on the ceiling tiles.
Police in New Haven say the killing of a Yale graduate student whose body was found stuffed behind a wall in a high-security laboratory building at Yale University is not a random act.
New Haven police spokesman Joe Avery told The Associated Press on Monday that police don't believe that anyone else on the Ivy League campus is in danger. He would not say if police have a suspect, but says nobody is in custody.
Police say they made the grisly discovery Sunday shortly after 5pm. Police cars now block off the area around the Amistad building at 10 Amistad Street, and mourners have left flowers and candles next to a nearby fence. A candlelight prayer vigil was planned for 8:00 p.m. Monday at Cross Campus on College St. between Wall and Elm Streets.
Le, 24, was last seen at 10 Amistad St. this past Tuesday. She was to be married Sunday on Long Island, the day the remains were found.
At a Sunday night news conference, police announced the discovery of the body and said New Haven Police would be taking over the case as a homicide investigation.