Yale Student Annie Le Died of Traumatic Asphyxiation

The Connecticut medical examiner’s office released the autopsy report of Yale graduate student Annie Le Wednesday. The autopsy determined Le died of traumatic asphyxiation, which is severe compression of the thorax.

Le, 24, went missing September 8. Her body was found Sunday stuffed behind a wall in the basement of a Yale medical research building.

On Tuesday, authorities took 24-year-old Raymond Clark in to custody in the investigation of Le’s death. He works in the basement of the medical research building. Authorities arrested Clark in order to execute a warrant to collect DNA samples from him and take items from the Middleton home he shares with his fiancé, Jennifer Hromadka. According to reports, Clark failed an FBI lie detector test and had scratches on his chest.

Clark was not charged and is not named an official suspect in the case.

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