Student Found Inside Wall on Her Wedding Day
Was Annie murdered over something as petty as a dirty mouse cage?
Annie Le was voted “most likely to be the next Einstein.” She graduated as class valedictorian and attended the University of Rochester in New York where she met the love of her life, Jonathan Widawsky. The couple planned to say “I do” on September 13, 2009, followed by a lavish honeymoon in Greece. Sadly, a sick monster had other plans for Annie.
After earning an undergraduate degree, Annie moved to New Haven, Connecticut to study Pharmacology at the Yale School of Medicine. Jonathan stayed in New York to study Physics at Columbia University.
On September 8, 2009, 24-year-old Annie Le took the Yale shuttle bus to the research lab on 10 Amistad Street. When she failed to return home by 9 pm, her roommate called the police and reported her missing.
Annie’s purse and phone were in her office, but she was nowhere to be found. Since it was five days before her wedding, the police believed that she got cold feet and took off. But after combing through 70 hours of surveillance footage, it was clear that wasn’t the case.
Footage showed that Annie entered the research lab at 10 am and never left. Five days later, a horrific discovery was made inside the building.
