Police focus on Yale murder suspect's attitude

Friday 18th September, 06:45 AM JST

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ANOTSUSAGAMI at 07:51 AM JST - 18th September

"Traumatic asphyxiation"... Well, "trauma" in medical terms when referring to the cause of death can mean something was broken, rent, or brused. It makes me think he crushed her windpipe. Horrible thing to have happened to her. Sounds like he thought it through too, sending her a text message to meet just before, and the sealing of the body in the wall so as to not be seen disposing of her body. He's looking at life in prison for 1st degree murder at least.
smartacus at 08:30 AM JST - 18th September

I wonder how he ever thought he could get away with it. Sounds like an impulse crime. Maybe he blew up because she didn't treat his mice with enough respect.
Altria at 08:44 AM JST - 18th September

So why do they think he's guilty?
LFRAgain at 08:48 AM JST - 18th September

I hope the bastard rots in jail for the rest of his natural life for this.
TheQuestion at 08:54 AM JST - 18th September

So why do they think he's guilty?

I dunno, maybe it's the DNA evidence they collected from the body?
skipthesong at 09:52 AM JST - 18th September

I told you who it would turn out to be. Its always you guys in crimes like these.
kokorocloud at 09:53 AM JST - 18th September

Gosh, this story just gets worse and worse. This poor woman gets murdered over something to do with lab mice? I'm glad they got the guy who did it, but somehow that doesn't make this any less disturbing and sad.
bushlover at 11:08 AM JST - 18th September

I'm glad to hear this won't go unsolved. Thank god for idiots.
skipthesong at 12:12 PM JST - 18th September

This poor woman gets murdered over something to do with lab mice?" Does this really have something to do with animal rights?
lostrune2 at 02:50 PM JST - 18th September

This guy has not been convicted yet. If there's no witnesses or recording of the act, this may well come down to scientific evidences.

As for the mice, lab technicians take care of them but also know that often the mice are destined for dissection (they're subjects of experiments after all), so it's doubtful it's about animal rights.
Triumvere at 04:43 PM JST - 18th September

Such a poplular gentleman, Mr. Clark. I wonder if this will require a change of venue... furthermore, I wonder if it would do any good.
ca1ic0cat at 01:36 AM JST - 19th September

They have a lot of circumstantial evidence and that might be enough to convict but I would really want to understand why he killed her. That's a big piece of the puzzle that's missing. I wonder if he will ever explain what happened. If I was his defense attorney I would advise against it. Poor woman. The whole thing is just baffling.