This morning as I was watching Fox News Channel, I was saddened of what happened to a 24-year-old Annie Le, a Yale graduate student, who was lost just days before she was to be married. I've been following the news for few days now and finally her body was found stuffed inside a wall in the basement in the wall chase — a deep recess where utilities and cables run between floors. The basement houses rodents, mostly mice, used for scientific testing by multiple Yale researchers, said Robert Alpern, dean of the Yale University School of Medicine. Her body was found last Sunday (the day she was to marry), five days after she vanished from a heavily secured lab building accessible only to university employees! Is it an inside job?

Yale officials said the building where Le worked would reopen under increased security. Still, some students worried about their safety. I hope Yale's security guards has the latest training in all matters pertaining to personal safety and security like California Guard Card Training and firearms training. I once heard that firearms training in Los angeles is the best!

I was left perplexed on how come the slaying was done in a building about a mile from Yale's main campus only, accessible to Yale personnel with identification cards only and with some 75 video surveillance cameras monitor all doorways? If it happens to Le, it could happen to anyone, anytime and anywhere, too! It's best for Yale to consider turning to Security Consultants to aide them in their decision as to whether or not their security measures are effective or not, especially against changes and developments in possible security breach attempts. Security consultation is important in obtaining a peace of mind for employees, students and management, especially as rapid growth and development take place.

I hope and pray that justice for Annie Le's death be served!