CASE NUMBER: VICTIM DATA:
- 9s^G!=> _ORIGINAL j-^SUPP
INDIVIDUAL BUSINESS SOCIETY *OTHER:
OFFENSE CODES PERPETRATED AGAINST VICTIM: INJURY CODE: V/O REL.: / /
LINKED TO SUSPECT*:   12 3
SUBJECT DATA
_SUSPECT
NAME:
: _WITNESS
UNKNOWN SUSPECT Xjf(6 _/_\^M<L&M
COMPLAINANT OTHER SUSPECT USED:    A     D      C N _/ Ar^_
STATE:
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ADDRESS :_b^? Sfl^CE-  T^Z / T>
STATE: \—\X. ZIP:   Mc^^O   HOME TX:_ WORK TX: 577'33'"3
RACE/SEX: _/ f~   DOB:   .^-93-"7Q.   AGE:  ?9       HGT/WGHT:
HAIR:_ EYES:_ BUILD:_ COMPLEXION:
OPS #:_
S.S.#:
SID #:
BIRTH PLACE _ FBI#
DESCRIPTION: SUSpfcCXS'
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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:
WITNESS
ADDRESS :_ STATE:
RACE/SEX: HAIR:
OPS #:_ S.S.#:
_UNKNOWN SUSPECT /
ZIP:
/
HOME TX:
_ DOB:_
EYES:
AGE:
BUILD:_ STATE;
SID #;
DESCRIPTION:
_COMPLAINANT _OTHER
SUSPECT USED:    A     C     D N
/
WORK TX:
HGT/WHGT:
COMPLEXION:
BIRTH PLACE:_ _ FBI#:
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0 ■	TKtE                                         DAY                  SHIFT     PtATOON   BADOE 1            BADGE 2           INCIDENT  TJ   CtR arrest     rj   un F           PRIM clam              yr            INCIDENT NUMBER 08-12-1              MON     02   04     3044   1            "™  □ clr except n .nact     1300-2           I 8265 iii   •   i       ii       i       i       iilii             LJ             t-1            iii       i   1   i   i   i   i   i i
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03	FURTHER INVESTIGATION          On 7/31/'     I.   Det.  f^\MPr  .  contacted Det.
04	Sgt- NJlcks   / TX 517-353-           of the Michigan State Univ. Police
05	Department in regards to camera and security systems at the campus
06	greenhouses.    He indicated that no cameras or security systems, which
07	could verify Suspect/ ^OS^Kj-'s alibi,    were present at the
08	greenhouses.      He indicated that greenhouse personnel or staff may
09	have seen Suspect/ |^\£)5£^   on, 7/30/    , and could be checked to verify
10	her alibi.    Subsequently I contacted Suspect/j\J fj $ <l} 's advisor,
11	Subject^pf ( 5 .
12	INTERVIEW W/SUBJECT/T-ns .        subiect/'XYl'S ■ indicated that she
13 14	arrived at her Plant and Soil Science Building office at approximately
	9:00 AM, and left at approximately 12:00 PM, on 7/30/    .    She said
15	that, sometime between those hours, she saw Suspect/ /40S(X(.. She
16	recalled that Suspect f^Q^G.    told her she was not going out to the
17	fields because it was too wet.    Subject/CpfK    stated, "it would make
18	sense" that Suspect/  f^L0£(^]   had already been in the fields because it
19	was sporadically raining throughout the morning.    Subject/^Pf/^ ■ said
20	the greenhouses open at 7:30 AM and she provided the names of the
21	greenhouse managers; Doug   f\0\^.o, TX 517-355-'     .,  in the Plant and
22	Soil Science greenhouse and Dave \hl0dj\otf\, TX 517-355-7454, in the
23	Pesticide Research greenhouse.    Subject/ XW"S   indicated that
24	Suspect T^OSM   has two weed plots at the Pesticide Research Center.
25	Also, Subject/^f      noted that she knew two students, Andy and Mike,
27	who were in the fields during the morning,  7/30/    ; but they had not
	seen Suspect/(4.0          until noon, at the Plant and Soil Science
	
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03	Building office.
04	Subiect/X-HS    was able to define LADDOK as the name of a
05	herbicide used on corn.    She said that, to get such a cap, someone
06	would probably be connected to agriculture - but due to the high
07	number of agricultural students at MSU, there are many such caps in
08	the area.    Subject.<pf/'s • said she had seen Suspect/'H0S<*i wear a
09	dark hat with white print but could not be certain if it was a LADDOK
10	hat.
11	ADDITIONAL SEARCH          On 7/31/*     T  returned to the Dak MPartrvw*
12	condominium complex to further search for the weapons and/or possible
13 It	witnesses to the incident.    Subject/ j^-^-pj'/^      allowed me into the
	unit and I conducted a second room by room search.    No further
15	evidence was recovered.    Outside I checked the perimeter of the
16	building and edge of a nearby pond with negative results.    I was
17	unable to contact nearby neighbors but business cards were left, at
18	their doors, with instructions to contact me.    No witnesses to the
19	attack at this time.
20	STATUS/DISPOSITION        Active; pendina further investiaation
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03	WITNESS SEARCH          On 8/1,       nearby npitihhnrs,   of      y| rt-c^vi anrf pr
04	began responding to police contact cards left on their doors in an
05	attempt to locate witnesses..    The resident at     45 Breckland Drive
06	made first contact and indicated that, on 7/30/'   , he left at 6:30 AM
07	and did not see anyone or anything suspicious in the area.
08	Contact was then received from the resident of    '21 Breckland
09	Drive who indicated he was on vacation through Tuesday night, 7/30/
10	Later, contact was received from     15 Breckland Drive, Chris
11	CGV>H-£-' tx 677-'     /.    He said that he left at approximately 8:15 AM
12	and saw no one suspicious in the area.    He did indicate his neighbor's
14	wife, at    j09 Breckland Drive, was out walking her dog.    He stated
	that the only cars in the area belonged to residents. Additionally,
15	Subjectindicated that he is the president of the condominium
16	association and would contact me if any further information was
17	brought to his attention.
18	Attempts at contacting residents of     09 Breckland Drive were
19	unsuccessful.
20	Contact was made at     03 Breckland Drive.    A teenage resident
21	indicated that her mother, Linda f'lyvf^, leaves for work at
22	approximately 8:00 AM and that her step-father,  Steven ^"y^k^ tne
23	day off and was home.    She was advised to have her parents contact me
24	with any pertinent information.    No contact was ever received. No
25	witnesses at this time.
	STATUS/DISPOSITION         Active pendinq further investicration
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DATA:
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SOCIETY      *OTHER:
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LINKED TO SUSPECT*:  12 3
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3PECT UNKNOWN SUSPECT SUSPECT USED:    A     C      D N
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION On 8/1/     Sub j ect/: f^£-f contacted me
indicating that he had discussed the attack with Victim/^j^^^ A -" in hopes of helping her clear her memory.    He said she remembered dropping the knife when she was struggling with Suspect/ jv. (j^dJ/'to open the door.    He also indicated that she never really saw a wrench; only a flash and a red handle (Note:    During a subsequent re-interview with Victim/ ty/y§£4V\<kv\ it was noted that she still believes she was
struck with a wrench).    Additionally, Subject,
said that
when he returned to work he found a message indicating Suspect/ |\|0^'&f. nad called him on Tuesday, 7/30,.      at approximately 9:00 AM. He stated that his boss, Jim       \ {>,, took the call. Subject/ p-dr(V\^    related that Suspect.    Q<T(K;   has called him at work in the
past and that it's not strange for her to call him at work or in the morning.    However, he said he did not expect to hear from her on Tuesday morning because they had just spoken on Monday evening.
Subsequent contact was made with Subj ect/ptf j    • and he confirmed that Suspect/;t\Q^l  had called Subject/K
at work
on 7/30/ . Subject/Po^ stated he had received the call at approximately 9:00 AM,  about ten minutes after Subject^/
left.    He recalled that Suspect/f\ 0 asked for and was told
her that he had left work because a friend had been hurt.    He said that she did not ask about the hurt friend and only left a message for ^£>/£that she had called.    Subject/ could not recall any sense
of emotion in her voice.    He related that he wrote a note for Subject/
^gJh-a^     Put not record the time of the call
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01	date                                         day                  shift      platoon   badge 1           badge 2           incident   |~|   clr ARAE8T     f—J   un f           prim clam              rR            incident number 08-12-               f^OlST     0,2   04     3044   |            "atu*  q c« except q ,nact     1,300-2     ' ('i  |    8265 (
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03	Later, on 8/1/1 >, I was contacted by Subject/ ~^f[<) who
04	stated she had found a staff person at the Pesticide Research Center,
05	Frank J<2.K\, t<£ c, who had seen Suspect/J^OS^J . on the morning of
06	7/30/    .    She related that everyone else she had asked did not see
07	Suspect/              until later in the day.
08	FURTHER INVESTIGATION          Next,   contact was madP. with Havp \^{kXj\t\V\ ■■
09	manager of the Pesticide Research greenhouse.    He said that he does
10	not know Suspect/ ^05^1 and there is no means to verify if a person
11	has been in the greenhouse.    He related that the greenhouse is an open
12	area which is not restricted and a high volume of people move through
14	the area.    Subjeci^V^yUA . stated that the only way to verify if
	Suspect/ f^joSckl  had been there is if she were recognized by someone
15	who knew her.
16	Contact was also made with Doug ^0 -£0 5/ manager of the Plant
17	and Soil Science greenhouse.    Subject v\o\-LO   stated that he does know
18	Suspect//^Q9(\( ■ but that he did not see her on Tuesday morning,
19	7/30/
20	Lastly,  contact was made with Frank   \-^X\f~G   , TX
21	517-353'       ;.    Subject/^J^A^C      stated that he knows Suspect/
22	and related that he saw her on Tuesday morning,  7/30/96, while in the
23	spray room of the Pesticide Research Center.    Sub j ect/sJ-^nKS ■ stated
24	that he remembered his encounter with Suspect/    QG^v[ '■ occurred
25	sometime between 9:15 AM and 11:30 AM.    He remembered the encounter
	because she had stopped and said,  "Hi".    He didn't know the exact time
27	of the encounter but said it was "toward the front end" of the time
	
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01	date                                          DAY                   shift     PLATOON  BADGE 1           BADGE 2           INCIOENT   r~j   clk ARflEST     |—J   UNf           prim CLASS              Y R            INCIDENT NUMBER 0,8-^ 2-,               ,MO^     Q2   04     3(04^   |            8TATUS  □ a.* except q ,nact     1300-2           | 8265(
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03	pei iOu Que  uo  Liie araouiii. Oi worx lie naa coiupieL-eu.    Ke iBidLeu LlidL
04	Suspect, f^O^^ - had walked by the spray room and he assumed that she
05	was checking on her plants.
06	In an effort to gain more information regarding the work
07	boots found at the scene, I contacted the Meijer Thrifty Acres
08	department store located directly across from the condominium
09	complex.    At the store I made contact with Loss Prevention detectives
10	who identified the boots as "Dickies Ultra 4X4"; boots stocked by
11	Meijer.    A check of the store's sales records indicated that none of
12	those boots,  in men's size 3 1/2, had been sold within the last
-•5 14	month.    The Loss Prevention detectives said that the boot is a popular
	style and is carried in many stores.    No further information could be
15	obtained regarding the boots.    However,  the store maintained
16	surveillance video tapes of their parking lot and I was able to review
17	the tape for 7/30/'   .    Reviewing surveillance footage of the store
18	parking lot,  I did not observe Suspect/ f^OS/yvj  ; vehicle or
19	Suspect/              on the Meijer property between 7:30 AM and 8:55 AM on
20	i 7/30/         I checked the burm,  separating Meijer from Oak Valley Drive
21	and the condominium complex,  for evidence but found nothing.    No new
22	evidence at this time.
23	STATUS/DISPOSITION Active
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