Hi guys, Nancy Grace here. Welcome back to Killers Among Us, a production of I Heart Media

a Crime Online. So often in life we rush through our day and our nights with blinders on,

not looking around us to realize there are Killers Among Us.

Nancy Grace, thanks for being with us. Annie Lay's body just found hasn't even been identified yet,

but we all know it's her, a beautiful 24-year-old young lady. Just literally hours away from her wedding day,

a fabulous wedding reception planned out on Long Island, that was not to be. With me, former

felony prosecutor, now defense attorney, Darryl Cohen, named partner with Cohen Cooper, E.

Steppen Allen at ccealaw.com. We're now in psychiatrists joining me out of Atlanta, Dr. Angela

Arnold at Angela Arnold M.D..com. Former police lieutenant, New Haven Police Department, director of

the Center for Advanced Policing at the University of New Haven's Forensic Science Department,

Lisa Dattio, Professor forensic, Jacksonville State University author, Blood Beneath My Feet on Amazon.

You can find him on poisonous liaisons on the true crime network, death investigator, Joseph

Scott Morgan. But first, to investigate a reporter, Newsday, you can find Matthew Chase at Twitter at

Chase, Matthew, Matthew, take a list of our friend Randall Pinkston, CBS. Police would not

confirm reports that another student was being questioned and had failed a lie detector test.

Lay was last seen three hours before an unexpected fire alarm in the lab building. Police say the

body was hidden behind a section of wall, but discovery stunned students who had held out hope

until the end.

I mean, I, you know, to really try to remain as hopeful as possible throughout. I certainly

didn't think it would end in the way that it did. I think it's just incredibly gruesome.

Okay, let me understand this. Any last thing just three hours before a surprise fire alarm

within the lab building. Now her body has been found secreted away behind the wall and the irony,

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