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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (1219)	12/2/2007 8:15:18 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (1) of 1397

Re: 11/29/07 - WVIT: Video: Jovin Cold Case; Suspect Calls For More Aggressive Probe Of Student's Death; New team investigates unsolved Jovin killing Video: Jovin Cold Case NBC 30 Reports Suspect Calls For More Aggressive Probe Of Student's Death video.nbc30.com ----- New team investigates unsolved Jovin killing Read the full story "Super Sleuths In Jovin Probe" at Courant.com Posted Nov. 29, 2007 (Courant.com) _ For the past seven months, a team of decorated former state police officers has been quietly re-investigating the 1998 slaying of Yale student Suzanne Jovin. In addition to poring over thousands of pages of documents, the four-member team has been interviewing police officers involved in the initial investigation, witnesses, former Yale students and Jovin's parents, who flew in from their home in Germany over the summer to meet with the group. Under an unusual arrangement with the New Haven state's attorney's office, the investigators have been given the freedom to take the investigation in whatever direction they see fit, sources said. Officials are planning to hold a press conference Friday in New Haven to officially announce the formation of the new investigative team. Ellen Jovin, one of Suzanne Jovin's sisters, is expected to be present to emphasize that a $150,000 reward is still available for information leading to the conviction of the killer. wtnh.com Video: New team picks up Jovin cold case - story by Alan Cohn wtnh.com

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