Murder Mystery: Who Killed Yale Student Suzanne Jovin?

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Murder Mystery: Who Killed Yale Student Suzanne Jovin?

An SI Board Since December 1999

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Emcee: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Type: Unmoderated

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72	<i>...she may have a heavy German accent and might be easier to distingui	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/15/1999
71	<i>Jeff, explain to me how you can be "randomly killed" and not	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/15/1999
70	Re: Was Suzanne expecting to be attacked? This is another vital problem we nee	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/15/1999
69	One of the reasons I brought it up was the possibility that she may have a heav	Les H	-	12/14/1999
68	Jeff, explain to me how you can be "randomly killed" and not put up a	IEarnedIt	-	12/14/1999
67	Based on your actions after the dental appointment, we can safely assume she wa	Carolyn	-	12/14/1999
66	A voice comparison would be a good idea but in order for this to have a chance	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/14/1999
65	Re: Clandestine meeting This is certainly an intriguing thought, but raises so	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/14/1999
64	Perhaps there was no struggle because she was just overwhelmed and she knew fig	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/14/1999
63	<the loud argument at Edgehill 'Road' ... > Hi Les -- Jeff may k	CJ	-	12/14/1999
62	Re: The times/distances.. and the random/planned meeting. . Thank you, Jeff,	CJ	-	12/14/1999
61	Wasn't the loud argument at Edgehill 'Road' much closer to the time	Les H	-	12/14/1999
60	<<Why not toss some incriminating evidence there as well?>> Point	IEarnedIt	-	12/14/1999
59	<<That's why I still favor the random killer theory be the motive rob	IEarnedIt	-	12/14/1999
58	<i>Don't feel it was random at all....Now one step further here. Targ	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/13/1999
57	Re: Was a car used? <i>Jeff you have convinced me due to time and distan	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/13/1999
56	Yes CJ on all you said and <<What led me to consider the theory that the	IEarnedIt	-	12/13/1999
55	<Am I at least barking up the right tree here? :)> . <i>LOL</i&g	CJ	-	12/13/1999
54	Here's an interesting web site on the murder. After I found out about it fr	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/12/1999
53	I <i>think</i> I know what you and IEarnedit are getting at-- Yale&	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/12/1999
52	<who would or is benefiting from Jim's demise?> JD: What you wrote i	CJ	-	12/11/1999
51	<i>...if Yale was really concerned about Yale's reputation, it simply	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/11/1999
50	Jeff, Everything you just said still leads to the "too pat" theory	IEarnedIt	-	12/11/1999
49	I grew up in Orange, CT. As my father was a doctor at Yale, I made frequent tri	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	12/11/1999
48	I've been following here almost from the start. It has bugged me from the	IEarnedIt	-	12/11/1999

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