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Pastimes : Murder Mystery: Who Killed Yale Student Suzanne Jovin? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (458)	3/1/2000 11:59:00 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Respond to of 1397

So far there are two on-line responses to tonight's 20/20: Author: flyer50 (1 Msg) Author status: Preferred \| Neutral \| Ignored Murder Mystery at Yale 8:21PM PST, Mar 1, 2000 I have just finished watching 20/20 and I just want to say I am outraged that the New Haven, CT police dept and Yale have done such an injustice to Jim Van de Velde. I truly feel he is innocent. He has passed several lie detector tests and still this is haunting his life. It is an injustice to the Jovin family as it appears the New Haven Police tried to pin it on a person too quickly. Yale should be ashamed of how they have treated one of their professors. I hope some day the New Haven police will focus on the crime and not just on one person....just maybe then the real killer could be found and bring closure for the Jovin family. boards.go.com Author: clender (1 Msg) Author status: Preferred \| Neutral \| Ignored Thread Only: (2 messages) Thread Messages: FirstPrev \| Next Re: Murder Mystery at Yale 8:46PM PST, Mar 1, 2000 Tonight the rest of the Country got to see what New Haven has known for over a year. The New Haven Police and worst of all Yale University, have given Jim Van de Velde the shaft. Doesn't Yale University have a Law School? What ever happened to "innocent until proven guilty." Seems strange that the Police and the women that complained about Van de Velde did not actually participate in the 20/20 piece. As for the Jovin's, they too are being treated unfairly. How can Yale and the New Haven Police do this to them. They are overseas, somewhat out of the loop and the only information they are getting is from a Police Department that has proven itself to be incompetent and a University that "just wants to move on from this". They deserve better; this may be the most brutal crime that has ever taken place in New Haven. Melvin H. Wearing, step down! You have botched the case. boards.go.com