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03	CL y \J i      V_J 11n v_ 1.      CnrTTtJ      ill Ollv U L      L~ 11CL l_L V -1.'—■         '—t 1_att^^^^   *Oltc     £J d S IwL     Oil CI ullj- has not felt depressed and feels, lately, that her relationship with
04	Subject/  K^i")AA    is good.    She stated that she did not hurt herself
05	and her wounds were not self-inflicted.
06	STATUS/DISPOSITION        Active; pending review of medical records and
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CASE NUMBER: _ ~%^(o5 _ORIGINAL _^SUPP
VICTIM DATA: _INDIVIDUAL _BUSINESS _SOCIETY *OTHER:
OFFENSE CODES PERPETRATED AGAINST VICTIM:_ _ _
INJURY CODE:_ V/O REL.: / /
LINKED TO SUSPECT*:   12 3
SUBJECT DATA:
_SUSPECT
NAME: VyfaOk
_WITNESS
UNKNOWN SUSPECT
ADDRESS: U^HV. Oy- (VA. STATE:
/ \ftv[gltMT>^
COMPLAINANT SUSPECT USED: A
/    L.
^OTHER D      C N
RACE/SEX:
HAIR:_
OPS #:
ZIP
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HOME TX:       "~_ WORK TX: 3t3~c)'3k-'
DOB:
AGE:
EYES
BUILD:
STATE;
HGT/WGHT COMPLEXION BIRTH PLACE
S.S.#:
SID #:
FBI#:
DESCRIPTION:     V, en CQ / f>ilOtfr\/Ul'$___ ATTEND pm^siOftrJ
VICTIM DATA:
INDIVIDUAL
BUSINESS
OFFENSE CODES PERPETRATED AGAINST VICTIM: INJURY CODE: V/O REL.: / /
SOCIETY *OTHER:
LINKED TO SUSPECT*:  12 3
SUBJECT DATA:
_SUSPECT
NAME:
_WITNESS _COMPLAINANT
UNKNOWN SUSPECT SUSPECT USED;
/    LeoRPv__/
_OTHER
C      D N
ADDRESS:   LJtStv .    OP    f\A i
STATE:_ ZIP:_ HOME TX:_
RACE/SEX:_/
HAIR:
DOB:
AGE
WORK TX:.313"^3^ -
HGT/WHGT:
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EYES
OPS #:_ S.S.#:
BUILD:_ STATE
SID #:
_ COMPLEXION: BIRTH PLACE:_ _ FBI#:
DESCRIPTION:   YlCT~\ms'      /\SS14nKt&    vAuSpVTM-    SQCi^L WO^KE-gL
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1	DATE                                         day                  shift     platoon   badge 1            badge 2           incident   Q   CLK AftHEST     Q   un f           prim class           | y p,            incident number 08-12^       ,       W     02   0^     3p44   |   ,                 □ clh except q ,nact    1300-2   ;   |   |   8265 |
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03	FURTHER INVESTIGATION          On 7/31/     r   I.   Det.                    r  marlP r.nnt.ar.t.
04	with Leora  Y&4-£5 ' hospital social worker assigned to Victim/
05	^YxoeyYXtKfX1 s case.    Subject/ ^ftH!5 sent the initial medical reports
06	(See attached) and indicated she would have the attending physician,
07	Dr. Wendy *\)L\d\, contact me.    Subject/"\0^r*lS was aware of speculation
08	that Victim/ ^hD-^rvicW''s wounds may have been self- inflicted and had
09	met with Dr. J)U£,K concerning that possibility.    From that meeting,
10	Subject/ ]ff\-lr&£ provided the following information.
11	Subj ect/y<^f£$ stated that all of Victim's 6ho&^V\.&A's
12	wounds were slices and none were stabs.    She indicated that they
13	initially appeared worse because of blood but none were actually deep
4	or overly severe.    She indicated there was no evidence of blunt trauma
15	consistent with being struck on the head with a heavy weapon - such as
16	a wrench.    Subject ^Ovi^CS stated that she is concerned,  from a psycho-
17	logical standpoint, and would not release Victim/fy^Dflfl/x&y]   from the
18	hospital until sure she would not harm herself.
19	Shortly after my conversation with Subject/ ^(hJfVSi Dr- [)ViCh~.
20	contacted me and indicated that Victim, ^ViO-C/V)^/) 1 s fiance, Subject/
21	"H'tL-f^Ac^ / had mentioned that Victim/^,]/iQ£fTtik[X' s attack was possibly
22	I J a suicide attempt.    She stated the wounds could have been
23	self-inflicted, that most of the injury was to Victim/      Q 6 0f\4/V s
24	neck and that it would be possible to self-inflict those wounds. She
25	also indicated that, while it is easy to cut your own fingers, the
26 z/	wounds could be either self-inflicted or defensive in nature. Dr.
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03	made u^ina the ricrht hand f Trictim f   jinO^'KW't V\   i <z rinht" Via-nrrori l n-r
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05	l/lj^Css dlau xnulcidLBU LlidL d small cuL on the Lup ol Victim/ ^i/lO-g/YX^n ^— h°ad w^s strancr0 if it w°r° a p«1 f-inf 1 i("tod wmiiri,    nr. statpd
06	that shp <^an't t^ll nnfl way      thp ^th^r wi^h r-erf^inty,    rir TTl^CiCdid
07	indicate that she will have a psycholoqical check of Victim/^VlO<MA/\A^\
08	, prior to her release from the hospital, to insure that she is no
09	immediate threat to herself.
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04	recontacted Subject/ 4^ Or\^       and requested he respond to     'PD for an
05	interview.    He consented and provided the following information.
06	Subject/ ^eJ"'iOA      recalled that, on the morning of the
07	incident, he was supposed to meet someone at 8:00 AM at the U-Haul
08	storage area,located on South State Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan. He
09	stated that he woke up late,at approximately 7:45 AM, but had left
10	by 7:50 AM.    He said he met "Ted  f^Ly\ic}>", the husband of one of his
11	ex-girlfriends ( Liisa f^UAtO )■•    He related that he and ^u.kIi'O
12	jointly owned a pavilion, which is used for medieval events, and they
13 it	needed it out for an upcoming event.    Subject/, f^L-hY^    ■ stated that
	he was at the storage area just long enough to get the equipment and,
15	at approximately 8:10 AM, he left and went directly to work. He
16	stated that he was called at work by a neighbor, Sub j ect/^l\gj\\ 5 •, who
17	told him that Victim/ ^1/10(104 l\/Y had been hurt.    Subject V^-flfi^
18	stated he immediately went to the scene, where he saw
19	Victim/ ^hoC^o^A'•    excited.    He stated that she looked frightened,
20	anxious, and agitated and the first thing she said was,  "It was
21	O^rol-"-    He recalled that Victim/ c^J)<OLYW(W\ was panicky and short of
22	breath "like after having a nightmare".
23	When he left in the morning, Subject j^^j-iOfl stated
24	Victim/ ^l/yJ-^Mft/V was lying on her stomach in bed, woke long enough to
25	kiss him goodbye, and went back to sleep.    He said it was not strange
27	for Victim/ *y\[\QQ¥V\(hr)' to ^e nude because "that's how she normally
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03	relationship. He said he "wouldn't put it past" Victim/^KotS/KM^' to
04	self-inflict her injuries in order to draw him closer to her. He
05	stated that if she had blamed a random, unknown,  attacker he would be
06	sure she did it to herself.
07	However, he was not sure her story was fabricated because
08	naming Suspect/Ij^OSfrJ    as the attacker is "Not a sure thing".    He also
09	indicated that the severity of Victim/^lf\0-2/|/V\0urv1 s wounds made it hard
10	to believe that they could be self-inflicted.    Subject/ j^C^/V^/ 1 was
11	concerned that no weapon had been recovered and didn't believe Victim/
12	C]\\b-^rY.(hf\ could dispose of a weapon without leaving a blood trail.
13 1h	Additionally, he was certain that the suspicious, LADDOK hat belonged
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15	Subject/ KtJ~idenied any involvement in the attack and
16	said he had nothing to gain by her death.    He stated they had no
17	recent arguments but admitted that in,  the prior week,
18	Victim/. ^>\[Q-t\fyA^ had confronted him because Suspect/   /V$<;&( was
19	dominating too much of his time.    He stated that the discussions were
20	civil and they had no disagreements.    Subject/  f>p,}"iindicated
21	that Victim/^l^jg^OufV"' s parents own the condominium and pay the
22	mortgage.    He stated that he and Victim/^ \/\ ChQj{Y)(KT\ are tne only
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	DATE                                          day                   shift     platoon   badge 1           radge 2           incident  q  CUt arrest     [~|  un F           prim clam vp, 08-12-                   MON      02    04      3044    |               status   rj cla excift  q .nact 130Q-2	incident number 1   ,8265,   , ,
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03	wit-h t.hp oDpnpr as hp lpff..    Hp sai    guests normally come in	throucrh
04	the side door but he and VictiO)^/ <^Vli}-€-fV\&A do not use it and	often
05	find it unlocked.    Subject/ K"^"H4^  1 indicated that Suspect/	
06	knows when he leaves and arrives at work because he stays with her	
07	every Wednesday night, on a regular basis.    He said she also	knows
08	that Victim/^y^O-^Ai£^'s schedule varies.    However, he related that	
09	Suspect^) (^{k!    has never just dropped by and has always knocked and	
10	waited to be let inside.    He indicated that Suspect/ H-Q^&l    does not	
11	have a key to the condominium.	
12	Subject J l^tHrt^    stated he spoke to Suspect/ /4$$#J	. the
13	previous night,  7/29/    , at approximately 7:45 PM.    He said she told	
	him that she was going to be in the area on Tuesday, 7/30/ ,	and
15	wanted to get together with him.    He declined because of prior plans,	
16	but indicated that Suspect/f^oStfv]   did not seem upset and said it did	
17	not cause any problems between them.	
18	Subject/' J^-hV^i      stated that Victim^HO^noM had	related
19	the attack to him ( Note: It was consistent with her report to me).	
20	Subject/   j^-eflry^     did not seem convinced of the attack stating, "The	
21	whole story doesn't ring true".    He admitted that he is not sure of	
22	the reported attack because "so much evidence doesn't add up"	and he
23	does not believe it's consistent with Suspect/'^ qc^du] ■' s personality.	
24	He indicated that Suspect^£> Sfl4   had no motive for the attack and	
25	that Victi/>y^V\A£rn<AJf\   "was the one more concerned" over his	
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04	if Victim/^a£^i^   has a last will and testament.    He admitted that
05	she has a trust fund, through her grandparents, but indicated he is
06	"not a beneficiary on anything".
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