Raymond Clark, via Facebook
"For about two weeks I was escorted from the school to my car, and then it just died down," she told Good Morning America of her legally enforced efforts to break up with him. "He started dating somebody new, I started dating somebody new." The Post also reports that she had told a detective Clark had forced her to have sex with him, though charges were never filed. It was a pattern of intimidation: "He'd get this little look in his eye. Sometimes it was better to do what he said just to avoid the fight."
Clark's coworkers also called him a "control freak" who compulsively followed the rules in the Yale mouse lab where he worked.
Annie Le's funeral is scheduled for Saturday. A memorial service for her in her fiance's synagogue will be held tonight on Long Island.





I've always said that people who follow rules are dangerous.
+1
Ditto, my boss is a control freak too. I hope he does not come in one day and kill us all & you'll will be reading about me on this website ... seriously, it is a crazy world & you can never ever judge a book by its cover because they always fool you!! My regards go out to Annie Le's family & fiance; so sorry for your loss.
Killer kills woman, thus not following the rules. Therefore, he is not dangerous.
I'm not usually among the armchair copyeditors here, but:
" high school girlfriend of Yale Murder suspect Raymond Clark"
Maybe I'm just confused. Is Yale Murder a school like Harvard Law?
Yes, however it's easier to get into.
absolutely -- all Harvard peeps know Yale is just a safety school
...that employs satanic felching psycho killers.
It was a capital murder offense that is why it's capitalized. If it occurred in Hartford then it would be a capitol murder charge.
posting what is clearly a photograph from halloween is just cheap.