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so what is your explanation for why this and the other killings didn’t get much press at Harvard? Sorta debunks your theory, huh.</p>
<p>The Yale Murder got a lot a press because it snowballed. The whole mystery of Annie being missing before her wedding, etc. and then being found stuffed in the wall of a campus building (on the day of her wedding, no less) made this a sensational story. As for the NYU/Columbia kids who died while fleeing muggers, I don’t see those being comparable since (a) the killings didn’t happen on campus, (b) both victims were male, (c) neither victims went missing (the press loves these sort of stories), and (d) neither was getting married a week before their deaths. I think you are being delusional if you think otherwise…</p>