Raymond Clark - Yale Lab Technician Held for Annie Le Case

Authorities have already held the primary "person of interest" in the Annie Le case - the Yale student bride-to be who went missing in New Haven early this week and whose body was found in a secured lab area where Raymond Clark, a Yale Animal Research technician had access to. Raymond Clark, who's also 24 years old like Annie Le, was said to have failed the lie detector test and he was allegedly seen in the security cameras in the Yale compound where Annie was found.

Annie Le, a pharmacology graduate student, was supposed to be married to Jonathan Widawsky of Columbia University this Sunday but went missing and the sad news was was received yesterday. The New Haven authorities have yet to prove if Raymond Clark has something to do with this. To read the full new report on the Annie Le case, please visit Newsday.

Annie Le – Yale Student and Bride-to-be Goes Missing

The family and friends of Annie Le, 24, a graduate student in Yale University, are worried because she mysteriously disappeared in New Haven, Connecticut on September 8. Le, a petite 4'11 lass, is due to be married on Sunday, September 13, and her fiancé has not heard a word from her. A surveillance photo gathered Annie on her way to a pharmacology located in Amistad Street and she was not seen since then.

A co-worker informed that Annie even left her pocketbook and cell phone in the lab. No one was able to trace where she went or how she managed to leave the lab. Her family, friends and co-workers are now "pretty scared" of what happened to the young lady. Below is a news report about Annie Le the Yale bride-to-be who's now missing: