Former Yale lab tech due in court in murder case
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The former Yale lab technician charged with killing a graduate student last month is scheduled to appear in a Connecticut courtroom.
Raymond Clark III is due in New Haven Superior Court on Tuesday. His lawyer says he will plead not guilty after deciding whether waive his right to a probable cause hearing.
Police say Clark strangled the 24-year-old Annie Le (LAY') and hid her body behind a wall in the laboratory building where they both worked. Authorities have not released a motive.
People charged with murder in Connecticut have the right to a probable cause hearing, in which both sides can introduce evidence and call witnesses. A judge then decides whether the case can move to trial.
Le's body was found on what was to be her wedding day.
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