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Clark Charged With Murder

Yale lab tech accused of killing Annie Le arraigned, enters no plea

By M. Morris, Newser Staff

Posted Sep 17, 2009 11:13 AM CDT

(Newser) – Raymond Clark III has been charged with the murder of Yale grad student Annie Le, the Hartford Courant reports. Clark, a lab technician at Yale, was arrested this morning at a motel and arraigned in Superior Court in New Haven. Clark, 24, did not submit... Read full story »

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Clark Charged With Murder

Yale lab tech accused of killing Annie Le arraigned, enters no plea

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