Sunday, September 13, 2009
Update: Annie Le
Earlier today I blogged about Annie Le, the Yale grad student who went missing five days before her wedding. I wrote about how hard it is to respond to an incident that does not have a clear end to it.
As you may have already heard, a body presumed to be Le was found in the walls of the building where she was last seen. Now the incident has an end, and the hard work of dealing with it falls to her fiance, family and friends. I wish them well, and send my deepest sympathies.
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