Connecticut's chief s medical examiner said Wednesday that Annie Le, the 24-year-old Yale University graduate student whose body was found stuffed inside a basement wall, died of traumatic asphyxiation. What, you may ask, is that?

All the talk about a laboratory technician as a person of interest in the case of the murder of Annie Le, a 24-year-old pharmacology doctoral student originally from Placerville, CA, seems to have some sort of validity. While police said yesterday that they didn't anyone targeted yet, they released a lab technician today after collecting DNA samples from him and searching his apartment.

While some media outlets reported last night that police had identified a lab technician as a possible suspect in the death of Yale student Annie Le, police on Tuesday denied that they were close to an arrest.

The missing person's case of twenty-four-year-old Annie Le, who was last seen Tuesday morning at a Yale University laboratory in New Haven, Conn., has reportedly moved to searching the trash at a Connecticut incinerator. Le was scheduled to marry Columbia University graduate student Jonathan Widawsky today in New York City.

Police have identified the people who were found murdered in the New Hope Plantation mobile-home park in Brunswick, GA. The original death toll was 7, but it rose to 8, with one of the critically injured people dying.

Jaycee Lee Dugard's story has placed the city of Antioch, CA on the map, though not in a good way. Kidnapped at age 11 in South Lake Tahoe, found on Wednesday in Antioch, seeing her mother for the first time since June 1991 on Thursday, can she, now 29, ever have a normal life?

In Brunswick, GA, Glynn County Police say multiple people have been found dead in a mobile home with two additional children critically injured. The mobile-home park was the New Hope Plantation mobile-home park in northern Glynn County.

Jaycee Lee Dugard and, we assume, her two children, today continue to adjust to "normal" life, as normal as it could be under the circumstances. At the same time, Phillip Craig Garrido, 58, of Antioch and his wife, Nancy Garrido, 55, pleaded not guilty, while police searched their residence of evidence of connection into a string of 10 prostitute murders in the 1990s.

It appears tragedy has, once again, struck at Virginia Tech University as two students were found shot dead near campus on Thursday. The Two Virginia Tech students were found dead at a popular student campground about 15 miles from the Virginia Tech campus in Blacksburg.

How did Ryan Jenkins managed to elude authorities in Canada for so long? He had help, and British Columbia police have identified the woman. Although they have not revealed her ID, TMZ reported the woman to be Paulina Chmielecka.

The top Google Trend at this time is Jasmine Fiore fotos. However, it's not what you might think. Although Fiore was indeed a model, and was indeed enhanced surgically, what people are (sadly) looking for is the Jasmine Fiore death photo.

Ryan Jenkins has been arrested! Not! Late last night authorities were waiting to confirm the identity of a man taken into custody at the Toronto airport in Canada. As it turns out, that man was not Ryan Jenkins, the prime suspect in the brutal death of Jasmine Fiore. The real Ryan Jenkins is still partying.