Originally Posted by Mr.Campo (Post 6595864)

soooo pics?

Originally Posted by CRS (Post 6594705)

Or just the fact that you don't hear about a medical student being murdered and stuffed in between the walls of a secured lab building of one of the finest schools on this planet.

Yeah, it isn't that at all, it has to be because she is asian and because RS is mostly asian, that has to be the reason.

Originally Posted by The7even (Post 6595315)

from another source


Police zeroed in on Clark several days ago, after he failed lie detector tests and had scratch marks on his chest that suggest he was in a struggle.

Cops and FBI agents interviewed the lab tech several times before Tuesday night. At one point, he stopped talking and asked for a lawyer, the New Haven Register reported.

Authorities in unmarked cars arrived at Clark's apartment complex Monday afternoon and frequently followed and pulled over drivers, neighbors said.

"It definitely freaks me out," said Ivan Hernandez, 22, who lives directly above Clark. "A possible murderer living right under you, that's crazy. I thought he was just a normal guy."

One of Clark's former neighbors in New Haven said he screamed at children and was "very controlling" of his girlfriend.

"Ray was very controlling of his girlfriend," said Anne Marie Goodwin, 40. "He would never let her talk to anyone. I would hear a lot of yelling upstairs."

Clark - a 2004 graduate of Branford High School, who mostly worked with rodents at Yale - "kept a pit bull caged in his apartment," Goodwin said.

"We could hear the dog crying all day while he was at work. He screamed at my 17-year-old son. It was horrifying."
Clark lives with his girlfriend, Jennifer Hromadka, and the couple shares a MySpace page. Hromadka writes extensively about her "wonderful boyfriend Ray."

In May 2008, she blogged about a rumor that Clark was cheating on her with a girl in his Yale lab.

"My boyfriend, Ray, if you don't know him, has no interest in any of the other girls at YARC as anything more than friends," she wrote, referring to the Yale Animal Resource Center.

"He is a bit naive, doesn't always use the best judgment, definitely is not the best judge of character but he is a good guy," she wrote. "He has a big heart and tries to see the best in people ALL THE TIME! even when everyone else is telling him that the person is a psycho or that the person can't be trusted."

Her most recent entry, written on Friday, says: "Who are you to judge the life I live? I know I'm not perfect and I don't live to be, but before you start pointing fingers make sure your hands are clean!!"


Wow, I think this might be the mother fucker.. wow..

Originally Posted by KingDeeCee (Post 6596221)

Don't jump to conclusions yet. Lie detectors are really un-reliable as anyone can pass/fail them. And when something tragic happens, people look for someone to blame and it's this guy. I really hope they catch the murder, but he(she)'s probably not a serial murderer.

Originally Posted by RFlush (Post 6592979)

Actually, my mother passed away when 13 years ago and I really do not need anyone to give any RIP bullshit for it. What has happened has happened, it was unfortunate yes, but life is given and life is taken. I have learned from it and whatever I do or say can't change the fact that she is dead, and whatever you do can't either. So really, the only people who should give a fuck are those who knew her and not some random stranger on the internet.

Death is all around us, this chick was just some yale student who got murdered. Did you know this girl? Has this death effected your life in any means? What makes this girl more special than the starving kid who died from no water in Africa? Is it because this girl went to Yale and the starving kid did not so it makes this girl better?

About 250,000 - 300,000 die a day, do you cry for each one? Do you RIP for each one? Sure, maybe half of those are just from old age or whatever, but at least minimum 5,000 would be from murders or some other sad shit just as worse as this Annie Le. If this simple murder makes you sad, I can only wonder how weak you must be.

And yes, I am pretty vocal about it. When I hear my friends say "Oh man, I heard that someone died, RIP" I will always question them and say what I think.

Originally Posted by RFlush (Post 6592979)

Actually, my mother passed away when 13 years ago

Originally Posted by TripleXXX (Post 6596392)

Originally Posted by fobulaus (Post 6595797)

Have you guys ever left the door open for some random stranger walking behind you? It takes only 3 seconds to show your respect for someone (dead or alive), why is it so hard to understand?

Originally Posted by InvisibleSoul (Post 6607738)

Kill someone over lab mice?

Originally Posted by RFlush (Post 6594980)

One day when you grow up and see the real world, you will understand that it's not all fairy tales. Enjoy your sheltered life while you can :)

Originally Posted by Mananetwork (Post 6593880)

I know you don't care because it hasn't effected your life in anyway, but was this person of any importance before they died? Ya they were!

About the guy in the Congo, was his wife about to give birth? Was he to graduate and become the smartest man in the Republic of Congo? Or was he a just a farmer who looked at a baboon the wrong way?