Murder Mystery: Who Killed Yale Student Suzanne Jovin?

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Murder Mystery: Who Killed Yale Student Suzanne Jovin?

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497	<i>But it seems from the TV show that "Li"(sp) was strongly hin	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	3/3/2000
496	The "no witnesses" all the way around is a glaring problem in my book	IEarnedIt	-	3/3/2000
495	Jeff I have not given up on the idea of SJ being stalked in some manner and the	IEarnedIt	-	3/3/2000
494	Re: the fingerprints <<Where should they have been found?>> Possib	IEarnedIt	-	3/3/2000
493	First of all, there's no way she was killed where they found her. I just d	PatiBob	-	3/3/2000
492	will commence studying the thread,jeff.max	LTK007	-	3/3/2000
491	As far as I know, only one knife was used. Also recall from the 20/20 show that	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	3/3/2000
490	Max, the Vanity Fair article and others are at the very beginning of this threa	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	3/3/2000
489	<i>Also I was surprised at the "murder committed at the location fou	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	3/3/2000
488	We need to distinguish between crime of passion and crime of rage. There is a m	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	3/3/2000
487	My apologies if this was already commented on but I was wondering if it's b	PatiBob	-	3/3/2000
486	jeff i believe for this thread to possibly accomplish it's purpose someone	LTK007	-	3/3/2000
485	There's quite a few articles, here's the link : chron.com; PB	PatiBob	-	3/3/2000
484	Jeff,about a year ago i read an in depth study of this case,but can't remem	LTK007	-	3/3/2000
483	Why are no fingerprints interesting? Where should they have been found? On t	Ken D	-	3/3/2000
482	PB, this sounds useful. Please try to post the articles...<<I've bee	VivB	-	3/3/2000
481	Agree "inconclusive" on that point. Based on other evidence though (	IEarnedIt	-	3/3/2000
480	It doesn't sound like a robbery at all. Most of the wounds are in the head	PatiBob	-	3/3/2000
479	I'm with you on the "inconclusive". Probably Suzanne, like most	Janice Shell	-	3/3/2000
478	I'd like a consensus opinion on something brought up in last night's sh	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	3/2/2000
477	I watched the show last night. It looked awkward for both the interviewer and	PatiBob	-	3/2/2000
476	I think it may also be worth noting that if you're not used to being interv	Janice Shell	-	3/2/2000
475	<i>According to 20/20, this man was only 10 feet or so behind Suzanne. Mo	Janice Shell	-	3/2/2000
474	I think there's one very fundamental point to be determined: is it true, a	Janice Shell	-	3/2/2000
473	Yes, it's been mentioned many times before. The witness in question is app	Janice Shell	-	3/2/2000

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