Today in History - March 17 | 'Next Einstein' found dead in lab wall on her wedding day
On March 17, 2011, lab technician Raymond Clark III pleaded guilty to the murder of Yale student Annie Le (pictured).
Clark killed Le in a research building on Yale's New Haven campus on September 8, 2009, and stuffed her body inside the wall of a basement laboratory.
Le's body was discovered on September 13, 2009, the day she was to be married.
Clark is serving a 44-year sentence in prison.
Le was the valedictorian of her high school and voted "most likely to be the next Einstein".
Six thousand sheep were killed in a possible chemical weapons test gone awry in Utah on March 17, 1968.
Although never conclusively proven, it's been hypothesized that the mass death was due to a jet spraying a nerve agent in a test conducted by the Dugway Proving Ground army base (pictured).
Author Stephen King has cited the incident as one of the inspirations for his novel The Stand, in which a virus developed by the US military wipes out much of the human population in North America.
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