IIRC LE indicated that based on blood evidence found in Michelle's car, they believe that she is dead.
Edited to add:
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=news/local/east_bay&id=8175826
At work today I heard that housekeeping had been called to the garage to clean up blood after Michelle went missing. So it's looking like she was hurt in the garage, probably before she got in her car?
I was so mad today, they had a "chaplain" come in today for us to talk to if we wanted to. The chaplain was a sweetie but had NO IDEA about was going on with the case. She did not even know that the case had been classified as a homicide, or that the "killing" had happened in the garage. I was shocked that they would send someone in that didn't even know the latest news....
I do have to say that the prayer that we did did was comforting and gave me peace for Michelle - that she is in Gods hands. That part was the best part of the "talking" it out....
So I went to the vigil. There were about 100-200 people I'd say. Michelles brother came over to me and gave me a hug and thanked me for the support. What an awesome young man and a very nice family.
I was interviewed by the news, channel 4 and channel 36. I didn't want to say how I really felt about how mad I am about how the PD has treated the Le family and the fact that they heard that she was considered a homicide case on the news. How horrid to be told that way. I am pissed about that.
I also want to rip Kaiser for not supporting the family better than this - no help with reward money - no flyers up at the hospital - no questions being asked. It's all about making it go away, apparently.
I'm on the bandwagon for this family. I have some ideas to help them...and will be in touch with Michelles brother to discuss some strategies for more visibility. The community apparently needs to put pressure on the Hayward PD to get some FBI involvement.
I'm also going to put up Michelles flyer in the break room at work.