Annie Le -- Found Deceased 9/13/09

Sentencing Date Switched for Annie Le Killer

Thursday, May 19, 2011 | Updated 2:42 PM EDT

By LeAnne Gendreau and Marla Matthews

Raymond Clark III was supposed to be sentenced on Friday in the murder of Yale graduate student Annie Le, but his sentencing date has been moved to June 3.

Clark pleaded guilty to murder and attempted sexual assault under an agreement that calls for a 44-year-sentence.

Read more: http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Sentencing-Date-Switched-for-Annie-Le-Killer-122245214.html

Raymond Clark III Sentenced to 44 Years for Annie Le Murder

Convicted of murder and attempted sex assault, Clark will be in prison until 2053.

By Fred Musante
June 3, 2011

Former Branford resident Raymond Clark III took responsibility for the sexual assault and murder of Yale doctoral student Annie Le in 2009, just before he received a 44-year prison sentence in New Haven Superior Court Friday.

The slain medical researcher’s parents and other close relatives made emotional statements prior to the sentencing, sometimes choking up tearfully before struggling to continue.

Read more: http://canton-ct.patch.com/articles/raymond-clark-iii-sentenced-to-44-years-for-annie-le-murder-2

44 years?! That's it?! Wonder if his fiancee will stand by his side until then.

Linden, he definitely should have received a life sentence at minimum. The way his fiance acts, it wouldn't surprise me if she sticks by his side, but I hope she doesn't since she is his only hope when he gets out. 44 years without working will probably mean no pension and very little social security for him and his parents probably won't be around to help him out.

Annie Le Family Files Lawsuit Against Yale

By TROY MCMULLEN
Sept. 7, 2011

Nearly two years to the day that she was murdered, the family of Yale graduate student Annie Le has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the university. The suit, filed Tuesday in Connecticut Superior Court in New Haven, claims Yale failed to adequately protect women for years, accusing the college of insufficiently addressing incidents of sexual harassment and sexual assault on campus.

The university took "inadequate steps to ensure the safety and security of women on its campus" in the years before Le's murder, the suit claims. The court action also asserts that Yale botched the search for Le after she went missing in September of 2009.

Le's body was found that month stuffed in a wall behind a toilet in the lab building on Yale's campus where she did pharmacology research. She had gone missing for more than a week and the discovery was made days before the San Jose, Calif., native, 24, was to be married.

Read more: http://abcnews.go.com/US/annie-le-family-files-lawsuit-yale/story?id=14464186

Annie Le’s Mom Speaks Out

Friday, Sep 9, 2011

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Annie Le’s mother spoke out publicly for the first time on Friday about the brutal slaying of her daughter on the Yale University campus in 2009.

Vivian Le, appeared on “The Today Show” on Friday and said her daughter died in vain, Yale is responsible for the death and she wants the school to improve the security system to better protect the students.

Read more: http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Annie-Les-Mom-Speaks-Out-129523223.html