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An animal lab technician has pleaded not guilty in the 2008 murder of a Yale University graduate student.  WNPR's Diane Orson reports.
 
Raymond Clark the Third entered a not guilty plea in New Haven Superior Court in the killing of 24-year old Yale pharmacology student Annie Le.  Le disappeared in September.  Her body was discovered five days later behind the wall of a high security, university research building.  An autopsy revealed she’d died of asphyxiation.  

Clark also waived his right to a probable cause hearing, where prosecutors show there’s enough evidence to justify the charges.  In the arrest warrant, police allege that a bloody sock and green ink pen hidden near the body contain DNA evidence linking Clark to the murder. 

For WNPR I’m Diane Orson.