Who knew the spying keyhole Hughie Hughes the domesticated lab assistant to Doctors Jekyl and Jinx Fish, would envelope a homicide of global proportions. "What’s the good word, Major Fenton?", September 11, 2009.
Annie Le, a 24 year old Vietnamese American, out of Northern California’s El Dorado High, forebears hailing from the Continent, was a Yale grad student, toiling in a medical school lab, her mice into cancer diabetes calibrated deliberations.
The lab securely accessed, would have been the springboard to her Long Island nuptials, Sunday September 13th with a Columbia U.grad student she met at the Maryland National Institute of Health........she was asphyxiated, her body stuffed in a wall unit by a "person of interest"
Awaiting swaps of DNA by her assailant, the Church Street authority figures beyond the New Haven Green and frisbee throwing Elis are holding their breathes, a killer in their midst. A human who had access to the password secure lab. not the nearby skeleton&bones society on High Street..
Was the assailant a lab technician commuting from a Middletown apartment complex, living with his fiancee? His sister, brother in law, animal research technicians on the med school lab payroll.
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Serendipity, I say Dr. Jekyl. Remember those clean shaven scrubs in our Philosophy classes, U/ Conn Hartford, Waterbury Quinnipiac New Haven campuses......1963-69.
Jinx where’s our assailant hiding? We were grad students once, thousands of credits ago, off Yale’s Chapel Street, not unlike Stratford on the Avon’s, New Haven,,Connecticut, ensconced at Park Street’s Madison Towers..... September 16, 2009
Major Fenton, USAF Ret.
