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Thank you for watching this five part series on the horrific unsolved 1998 murder of Yale student Suzanne Jovin. I've been investigating and writing about this case for 20+ years. Please join me in forcing the State of Connecticut to DNA test all the evidence and to take every lead seriously. Note: This was originally written in 2018 as part of a GoFundMe campaign, which I was never able to launch as this project took me until now to finish.

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On Friday, December 4, 1998, at about 9:53pm, Yale University Senior Suzanne Jovin is found in an upscale section of New Haven, CT, about two miles from campus, stabbed 17 times in the head and neck, her throat slashed. Suzanne had apparently been up all night finishing a draft of her senior thesis on Osama bin Laden (three years before 9/11), finally dropping it off in the afternoon. She then signed out a university owned station wagon to attend a pizza making party she had organized for the local chapter of Best Buddies, drove some of the Buddies to their homes, and then returned her borrowed car to the Yale lot around the corner from her residence.

Suzanne logs onto her computer at 9:02, writing an email to a friend from whom Suzanne had borrowed Graduate Record Exam (GRE) test materials. Suzanne had apparently re-lent these materials – a book and a CD -- to someone else, did not yet have them in her possession, but expected to have them back shortly. Suzanne gives her lobby access code to her friend to allow her friend to come at her friend’s convenience. Suzanne logs off at 9:08.

At about 9:14, Suzanne sets out on foot to return the keys of the borrowed station wagon to the police substation located at Phelps Gate, which is part of Yale’s historic Old campus. At about 9:22, she encounters fellow undergrad Peter Stein, whom she tells she is tired and looking forward to getting some sleep. At about 9:25 she returns the keys to the police substation, but rather than retracing her steps, she continues through Phelp’s Gate to College Street, takes a left, and begins walking north. Somewhere between 9:25-9:30, Suzanne, not too far away from Phelp’s Gate, is passed by another fellow student, walking in the opposite direction. About 1.9 miles from this spot, approximately 25 minutes later, on the corner of East Rock and Edgehill Roads, Suzanne’s nearly lifeless body is found by two passersby.

Jeff Mitchell
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