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03	prnnf that it was used tn ma^e the "qdv ka")      victim/iM^^-ifKfi1^.
04	described her drawinq,  indicatinq that the knife had a wood handle
05	etched with handgrips.    She stated the blade was not pointed and the
06	end was possibly squared off.    Victim '^[\d&^A.A said' MIt was more
07	like a tool than a knife".    I transported and secured the items into
08	PD property as evidence.
09	See attached copy of drawinq.FURTHER INVESTIGATION Subsequently,
10	on 8/5/ .., I contacted Julio's Keys and Lock Shop.    Contact was made
11	with the stores owner/operator, Julio Hernandez, who indicated that
12	they maintain no paper work for making customer keys.    He said they
13 i -f	make thousands each month.    In an attempt to identify the customer,
	photos of Suspect/.^ 0 S<M   and Victim ^h^l/YlOtA were faxed to
15	Subject/Hernandez.    No employees were able to identify them.
16	Additionally, via cooperation from Suspect/' ^6S>^\ > student
17	computer records of Suspect/ ^jflScM's visit to the intramural center
18	(gym), on 7/30,     . were received from the MSU Administrative f
19	Information Services unit.    The IM access log showed Suspect/' aJ#£&\J.
20	was at the facility, on 7/30/    , at approximately 10:05 AM. (See
21	attached fax transmittal)
22	Also,    Suspect/|\1 ,()C(K 's MCI long distance telephone records
23	were subpeonaed for calls made on Tuesday, 7/30/    .    The records
24	indicated that, at 12:41 PM, Suspect//\j Q%0>>\. had called Subject/
25	[■^g/V-^t^ 's employer, Expressign Designs.    All calls were made in the
27	/                                                ............. ---_ afternoon, between 12:30 - 1:00 PM, and correlated with
	Suspect//V 0     ( ' s statement.    A total of four calls were made, in
	
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04	/ i subject/:" \<t-Ui\a]9	f                                                   ill S-- employer, and    VD.    No current means of
05	j determining if the, claimed, 9:00 AM call to the employer may have	
06	originated from a different location.	
07	POLYGRAPH RE-EXAMINATION          On 8/6/   .,   Det.   fif(l£L\ conrinrtprl a	
08	polygraph re-examination of Suspect/ [\|oS<0. at tne Washtenaw County	
09	Sheriff's Department.      Results of the re-exam were inconclusive.	
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DOCUMENTS
On 8/12/    ,  I,  Det.   C^r/~! m^S.  obtained Victim/5 |w/Mn
official medical records fftcm U of M Hospital  (attached).    No new information was included.    Note, however, that mental health and Dr. ^>f\CJ$Js pathology reports were omitted.    U of M MedicalRecords i (was recontactedand indicated those reports would be forthcoming.
Additionally, on 8/12/5 ., MSP-Northville laboratory reports
were received/^jlesults indicated that the hair fibers found at the scent (" were cut and corresponded to known hair samples from Vict i'^y^Ko£i/^A"^ Also, six hair fibers were recovered from the "Laddok" ball cap and\..^ corresponded to known hair samples from Suspect/Novosel.    See attached1.
FURTHER INVESTIGATION'
Seeking confirmation/verification of
Suspect7(40S4:V ' s Planned visit on 7/30/.   , I attempted to contact
Subject/.ffyg£S and Subject,'^>(j^ - \ \v(yl- for any possible pertinent information.    Both subjects have been unreachable and neither has recontacted me,  at this time.
Contact was
made with "Ted",  Subject/ {^f^y, who verified
subject/iffefl iWS.     alibi.    Sub j ect/ \\(A Ry   confirmed that he had met Subject^' j^y^j-inq   1 at U-Haul (S. State St.),  to remove a pavilion from storage, on 7/30/f   .    He recalled that Subjecf/j^tj~\r\C^    arrived at, approximately,  8:00 AM and left "15 to 20" minutes later.    Note, all
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tent with Subject/ J<€-HA^js statement
Additionally, contact was made with "Andy", Subject/Andersc
who was the ID card checker at the M.S.U. Intramural Center (gym). She
confirmed that she was working on 7/30/:     and indicated that she normally
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04	blond-haired and does "have a coral (pink)  t-shirt"; but didn't know if s
05	wore it on 7/30,        She verified that she has a coworker,  "Ladarian"  ( a
06	black male ), who operates the front desk and hands out towels. Note,
07	Suspect//^(iSckI had indicated that a black male was handing out towels
08	while she was at the qym.    Subject/Anderson stated she does not know
09	Suspect' j^lcOStxl .    Furthermore,  Subiect/Anderson admitted that the gym has
10	problem with people illegitimately entering the facilitv using someone
11	else's ID card.
12	Note, contact was also made with Victim/ ^y\/\Q^ff\(X(\' s mother
13	Subject/c^^o-C,/V\(Xf'l confirnied that she had discovered a small gold key, in
1 * 15	her daughter's bedroom, after the attack.    She said she made the discover
	on Tuesday,  7/31/    , while cleaning the room.    She stated she found the k
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My name is (JhC®1 .^£>S fil and I am a scientist. I grew up in New Jersey and got a degree in cellular molecular biology. I graduated Magna Cum Laude from Trenton State College. I am twenty-eight now. I had a short marriage that ended in divorce in 3.C*>8. j nave a \0i 0f friends and I think I have an outgoing personally. I enjoy sex and don't have any moral hang ups about it. I am straight forward and tend to tell people exactly what I think. I came to East Lansing to work on my PhD at the School of Agriculture and it's likely I'll end up as a researcher with Monsanto. I currently have a guy I really like named Jo£l "Saa i -Ha who I have started to see.
In late I joined the Society for Creative Anachronism and my main
interest was in 13th century characters. I made hundreds of new friends and many close friends including yfetfg. £)$kstarted coining to my apartment to spend the night on Wednesdays and we had sex other times at ffyulxj.'s condo, where I sometimes slept alone with^f&/£-and sometimes all three of us. I asked her if she was comfortable with this open relationship thing and she said yes. I never wanted to be serious with ^-f&fe-.I didn't want a serious relationship. I wanted comfort, fun times and an easy relationship.
I am quite analytical and I have no difficulty remembering everything I did on the day I'm accused of hurting FljXAy as well as every other time I had contact with her or fp^LVC-.
I know that guys notice my hot figure and I guess people think I am pretty. Still, sometimes it is awkward in social situations because there are lots of guys who are intimidated by my education and intellectual prowess. I am pretty self assured and I wonder if that sometimes comes off as being cold. Nobody would call me a dizzy broad.
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Record No. Date Received Time Received File Class Date Completed
9604966 08-02-' 12:22 PM 1300-2 08-06-
Nature of Offense:
Assravated/Felonious Assault
Victim(s)
Suspect(s): >r $<joc, A-L    ., W/F, 12/01&P
Evidence Received:
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Hairs found on dining room table Hairs found on dirring room floor Hairs found on hallway floor Hairs found on bedroom floor
- Kr!own nead hairs from
- Known head hairs from ± (j^ f q\ KJ 0 C ^
Results of Examination:
#1 - #4: The locks and strands of hairs are sharply cut and no roots are present, indicating that the hairs were cut and not pulled from the head. Microscopic examination showed that these hairs correspond to know head hairs from ^/yAvly '5ho-ti/V\^y\ and could have originated from her. They are not the same as hairs from "CAf6 f
Six hairs were recovered from the cap. Examination showed that these hairs correspond microscopically to known head hairs from GkCQ\ K)flS04, and that they could have originated from her. These hairs are not the same as known hairs frorr
Charlotte L. Day Laboratory Scientist
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