Murder Mystery: Who Killed Yale Student Suzanne Jovin?

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Murder Mystery: Who Killed Yale Student Suzanne Jovin?

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Emcee: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Type: Unmoderated

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247	<i>I think she wore a "polar-fleece" pullover. It's synthet	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	1/11/2000
246	<Just my two cents> Thanks, Harry. As you have read, we are consideri	CJ	-	1/11/2000
245	<i>Unlikely, I think. They'd just have opened the door and given her	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	1/11/2000
244	<i>--When Suzanne left her apartment at about 10 past nine, did she inten	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	1/11/2000
243	< are the New Haven police willing to exonerate Jim if he passes? No, they a	CJ	-	1/11/2000
242	< more than half a mile (from Jim's house)> This is out of sequence	CJ	-	1/11/2000
241	<lie detector test> Jim- I am 100% with you on this one. When Jeff pos	CJ	-	1/11/2000
240	I have been following this thread and would like to commend everyone for their	Harry Simpson	-	1/10/2000
239	<i>A better scenario would be if someone pushed her into the back seat of	Janice Shell	-	1/10/2000
238	<i>The car was headed south on East Rock Road, stopped just past the inte	Janice Shell	-	1/10/2000
237	<i>The animal fibers Dr. Lee was talking about he found in Suzanne's	Janice Shell	-	1/10/2000
236	<i>I too find it odd that Jim was not seen or recognized by anyone at the	Janice Shell	-	1/10/2000
235	Here's what I consider an absolutely critical point, one that needs to be d	Janice Shell	-	1/10/2000
234	Hmmm, we're encountering some interesting semantic problems here. <i>	Janice Shell	-	1/10/2000
233	What if someone held her arms behind her back while she was on the floor? That	James R. Barrett	-	1/10/2000
232	70/30 in favor of my scenario. Jim	James R. Barrett	-	1/10/2000
231	Jeff, did it rain later on that night in New Haven? Balmy weather in CT during	James R. Barrett	-	1/10/2000
230	<i>A better scenario would be if someone pushed her into the back seat of	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	1/10/2000
229	What sort of jacket? If it really was a fleece jacket, it's improbable th	Janice Shell	-	1/10/2000
228	Jim, fantastic post! This really really helps me. Original post: ===== <i&	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	1/10/2000
227	<i>5. It is also highly probable to me that if Jim told her that he was g	Janice Shell	-	1/10/2000
226	<i>Jim offered to take a lie detector test at the beginning of the invest	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	1/10/2000
225	<i>That's all fine and dandy Jeff, but the fact remains that Jim trot	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	1/10/2000
224	Gotta disagree Jeff. It is too difficult to restrain a person in the front seat	James R. Barrett	-	1/10/2000
223	After reading that post I have concluded that Dr. Lee doesn't know anything	James R. Barrett	-	1/10/2000

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