Raymond Clark 'not at all' violent, pal since first grade says
[cnn-photo-caption image=http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2009/CRIME/09/17/raymond.clark.profile/art.clark.booking.jpg caption="Raymond Clark III was arrested Thursday and charged with murder in the death of Annie Le."]
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Raymond J. Clark III, charged with murder in the death of Yale graduate student Annie Le, was smart, amiable and loved his dog, say those who knew him.
One researcher said he often went by the lab in the Yale School of Medicine building where Le was found strangled and stuffed in a wall. Lufeng Zhang worked with Clark, he said, and thinks the police may have the wrong man.
"He's a nice man, always," he said.
Clark, 24, the same age as Le, was a technician in the school of medicine's Animal Resources Center. While Le, who was pursuing a doctorate in pharmacology, conducted experiments on mice, Clark took care of the rodents and cleaned their cages.
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Going by the information on the news, I can't feel any sympathy for this guy. His DNA was found in the crime scene and enough of it in the right places to make an arrest and charge him with murder! I see nothing that should prevent swift justice in this case.
He looks sad and defeated...hopeless like you could blow him over with a simple look.