CT- Annie Le, missing from Yale, thread #2

[Rainsbee]

Oh, Hello! Where did this photo come from?! She/he is wearing rubber gloves looks like to me. And isn't it a bit unusual to be wearing a hoodie in this weather?!

Is it me or is her body language all of the sudden different when you see it approaching this person? Before it looked like she was about to drop her book, but now it looks almost as if she is defensively pulling back.

Yes, she is recoiling, even her right foot is moving closer to her left. The person is blocking the entry, not openning it. Openning the door for her would leave a space for her to walk in. Although, it is just on screen shot, so I cannot be sure.

 

[SuziQ]

Hi there scandi! My guess is that it would take an act of G himself to investigate any Bennett involvement. LE/FBI/YALE will look at everybody and anybody before involving him. They don't even like his name being mentioned as it is. mho check out his brilliant resume and publications. Bet his name fizzles soon. Annie first went to the building Bennett is in and left her belongings at her office (Sterling Medical). She walked to her research lab, swiped a card around 10:00am. Unless other lab students saw Annie, I don't know how Bennett knew to notify the other doc about cancelling her class. He texted the other doc around NOON That Annie wasn't coming in. HOW DID HE KNOW THAT? Sorry I can't remember the names but I posted it up above.

I was confused on who had the class. But basically what I bolded above is exactly what I want to know about.

 

[amysmom]

Myfox NY has her 'last seen' in the Lab - assuming the AB lab:
http://www.myfoxny.com/dpp/news/national/090912_reports_missing_yale_student_found

A NY Daily News writer told the FOX News Channel on Saturday, that bloody clothes were found in the lab's ceiling tiles.

Mertz would not confirm reports that the items found included bloody clothing.

Fox took the word of a newspaper writer & ran with it? Oh brother!

 

[SeriouslySearching]

This info will help you understand...

Pharmacology Department chair Joseph Schlessinger said he first learned of Le’s disappearance from her faculty advisor Anton Bennett, an assistant professor in the pharmacology department. A 2007 graduate of the University of Rochester, Le is studying for a Ph.D. in pharmacology and molecular medicine.

Schlessinger said that Bennett e-mailed him yesterday around noon informing him that Le had not come in to work and that no one knew where she was. Police confiscated all of Le’s materials from the Anton Bennet Lab in the Sterling Hall Department of Pharmacology, where she worked.

http://www.yaledailynews.com/news/city-news/2009/09/09/medical-student-goes-missing/

No, it doesn't help and that is why I am confused here. Bennett seems to indicate that LE told him she was missing late Tuesday, but here we have him emailing Schlessinger around noon saying she was already missing. He does mention her 7 member lab team said she was not there, but doesn't say when he learned that information.

 

[SeriouslySearching]

Yes, she is recoiling, even her right foot is moving closer to her left. The person is blocking the entry, not openning it. Openning the door for her would leave a space for her to walk in. Although, it is just on screen shot, so I cannot be sure.

Welcome to WS, Rainsbee~ Yes, that is what I am seeing, too. She appears uncomfortable.

 

[SuziQ]

Yes, she is recoiling, even her right foot is moving closer to her left. The person is blocking the entry, not openning it. Openning the door for her would leave a space for her to walk in. Although, it is just on screen shot, so I cannot be sure.

This is pretty much what I posted when I linked the pic the other day. Even the girls hand is clenched like she's going to clock Annie or something. There was alot about that pic that bothered me. And then I realize that LE has seen the entire tape and would know if something went wrong at that point.

 

[scandi]

Maybe I am mistaken about the 11:00am sighting, but this is what her co-worker mentions about her being on the street at that time. It is at 1:33:

http://www.wtnh.com/dpp/news/new_ha...n_yale_student_gone_missing_200909081621_rev1

Hi SS, I couldn't find that post but read thru allot of them. They are talking about that photo of her at the Amistad Bldg which supposedly shows someone in a stretch hoodie either holding or blocking the door at the entrance. That is interesting even tho it is not a fact yet!

 

[Scanner]

IF the Pathology 690a is indeed her TA job (fits Tuesday @ 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., co-incidentially starting September 8th). Only thing is it mentioned a different campus location other than Sterling.
Anyhow, here is a pic of the Prof (Michael Robek, Ph.D) for this class complete with a blue shirt!

http://www.yalepath.org/fmi/xsl/fac...acultydb&-lay=printing&-max=1&id=RobekM&-find

 

[eyes4crime]

Bennett described his advisee as an extremely diligent and well-organized student. He added that she was always aware of her surroundings and took appropriate precautions when leaving the lab late at night. Colleagues interviewed universally described Le as a bundle of energy — an always upbeat and friendly individual, who, while petite, is readily recognizable by the clickety-clack of her high heels on the lab floors.

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/woman_disappears_before_wedding_JnBXGuC3IPFH13M2UYrHOK BBM

She sure wasn't wearing high heels on Tuesday! I wonder who mentioned the high heels and if it was Bennett? The article only says "colleagues interviewed...".

SS - I have spent much time in a lab and I can't imagine wearing heals!! YIKES.... Not in my wildest dreams. I always had a change of clothes and shoes if I had something important to do afterwards.

 

[SeriouslySearching]

Hi SS, I couldn't find that post but read thru allot of them. They are talking about that photo of her at the Amistad Bldg which supposedly shows someone in a stretch hoodie either holding or blocking the door at the entrance. That is interesting even tho it is not a fact yet!

I am sorry, Scandi~ The woman said it on the video and it was not printed in the article. It was at 1:33 in the video when she mentioned 11:00pm.

As far as the photo...I find it very interesting myself.

 

[eyes4crime]

IF the Pathology 690a is indeed her TA job (fits Tuesday @ 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., co-incidentially starting September 8th). Only thing is it mentioned a different campus location other than Sterling.
Anyhow, here is a pic of the Prof (Michael Robek, Ph.D) for this class complete with a blue shirt!

http://www.yalepath.org/fmi/xsl/fac...acultydb&-lay=printing&-max=1&id=RobekM&-find

Thank you so much! Dr. Robek's class. You have solved a mystery that has caused us to go circular for hours. :blowkiss:

 

[Rainsbee]

SS - I have spent much time in a lab and I can't imagine wearing heals!! YIKES.... Not in my wildest dreams. I always had a change of clothes and shoes if I had something important to do afterwards.

I have noticed that very short women will wear heels more often, even when they don't seem appropriate for the occasion. This could be her habit.

 

[TravelingBug]

Awesome information.

So how did the clothes get up inthe ceiling and what would a person stand on to reach the ceiling??

I hope they will look for shoe or foot prints on all the tables/chairs/stools (and any step/ladders that might be in the room - or nearby as far as step/ladders)

Stacking a chair or stool on a table would get you high enough I'd think - or that's how I got creative in my classroom to hang things from ceiling tiles. Some rooms just a table or stool was enough, some you'd need something on it, depending on if you were just pushing a tile up, versus if someone were trying to get themselves up there, too. It'd seem, if it were only clothes and such, they might do just that, push a tile aside and stuff things up there.

I'd hope they'd check ALL the viable surfaces, though, b/c if someone really thought it through, they might rearrange the item they used and put another in the place of the one they used.

 

[SeriouslySearching]

Origins of e-mail still unknown

The Yale College Dean’s Office has reached a dead end in its investigation into the origins of the e-mail known as “The Preseason Scouting Report,” Yale College Dean Mary Miller said Tuesday.

Yale Information Technology Services, working with the Dean’s Office and the Yale Police Department, has failed to trace the source of the e-mail, which was originally sent from an anonymous account, Miller said in an interview. Still, should additional leads come to light, Miller said the possibility of disciplinary action could be explored by the Yale College Executive Committee.

“I wouldn’t say that the case is closed,” Miller said.

The “Scouting Report” e-mail came to the attention of University administrators last week after being circulated widely among campus panlists. The message lists the names, hometowns and residential colleges of 53 freshman women, who are organized into categories based on appearance. Some of the names are accompanied by vulgar commentary on the students’ Facebook photos or Facebook profiles.

~snip~

While University administrators have so far focused on determining whether any disciplinary action can be taken against the e-mail’s creator, the freshman women listed in the message have found support at the residential college level from their masters, deans and freshman counselors.

Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi ’13, who was named in the e-mail and who published an op-ed in Monday’s News responding to the “Scouting Report,” said she thinks that the University could and should do more in response to the situation.

“I think it’s a bit disappointing,” Neghaiwi said, adding that she believes many students who received the e-mail know the identity of its writer. “I just wish there would be some more definitive action behind it.”

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=4152366

Someone in comments asked if perhaps Annie Le knew the person who wrote the letter and was going to tell on them. Interesting.

I wonder if Annie knew some of the freshmen listed on the letter?

 

[SeriouslySearching]

Thank you so much! Dr. Robek's class. You have solved a mystery that has caused us to go circular for hours. :blowkiss:

Great! But it still isn't the guy they took in for questioning, imo. Who was HE?!

 

[eyes4crime]

No, it doesn't help and that is why I am confused here. Bennett seems to indicate that LE told him she was missing late Tuesday, but here we have him emailing Schlessinger around noon saying she was already missing. He does mention her 7 member lab team said she was not there, but doesn't say when he learned that information.

Oh..we're on the same page. I'm wondering how he knew at noon that Annie wouldn't be at her class. I have NOT heard a word about his 7 member lab team ever seeing Annie. That's the problem - how did he know? Apparently he has a tight locked alibi for the time in question.

 

[scandi]

I am sorry, Scandi~ The woman said it on the video and it was not printed in the article. It was at 1:33 in the video when she mentioned 11:00pm.

As far as the photo...I find it very interesting myself.

That's Ok SS as I read a lot of interesting comments. I find it very interesting myself. Somehow I missed that photo before I read your post. Eiyii :crazy: Can't miss one single post when a thread moves this fast, eh? xox

 

[eyes4crime]

Great! But it still isn't the guy they took in for questioning, imo. Who was HE?!

Maybe he is a witness who saw something...hopefully!

 

[Scanner]

I have noticed that very short women will wear heels more often, even when they don't seem appropriate for the occasion. This could be her habit.

IDK if her facebook page is still available, previewing some of her pics that show her in full profile and take note of her feet maybe? It's too late for me to go back and search her pics, but from what I recall, I saw sandals.

Night all!

 

[SeriouslySearching]

I guess there are others who saw her inside the building so the hoodie person wouldn't have been the last to see her after all. So why didn't her lab team see her?!

"We are not in the position today to conclude whether this is a missing person case, or whether criminality is involved," FBI Special Agent Kim Mertz said. "We have conducted numerous interviews, and I can assure you no lead is going uncovered."

~Snip~

Mertz said Saturday that authorities have spoken to "numerous people" who saw Le inside the facility at 10 Amistad St. but declined to give any further details.

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=4152394