09-07-2011, 03:31 PM
esteban
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Blood stains belonging to Le were found on the interior of Le's car and matched those found on the bottom of a pair of sneakers in Esteban's home.
Security video from the parking garage in which Le was last seen also showed Esteban in the garage before and after Le's arrival there and led police to believe that Le was assaulted while there.
Hayward police and the FBI also tracked the cellphone movements of Le's phone and, later, Esteban's phone in the hours after her disappearance, and saw that both cellphones moved around Alameda County in about the same path and timeframe, he said.
Police said that though they believe they have solved one part of the crime against Le, they are still committed to finding Le and figuring out what happened to her.
"Today does not mark the end of the investigation," Keener said. "We will not consider this investigation complete until Michelle is found."
"Some of the questions about how [Le] met her demise may not be known until she is found," he added.
Keener would not elaborate on the relationship between the pair or speculate on a motive.
The Oakland Tribune previously reported that Esteban's former boyfriend, with whom she had a child, had a relationship with Le. The boyfriend filed a restraining order against Esteban just three days prior to Le's disappearance, citing Esteban's erratic behavior and threats of killing herself, according to the report.
Blood stains belonging to Le were found on the interior of Le's car and matched those found on the bottom of a pair of sneakers in Esteban's home.
Security video from the parking garage in which Le was last seen also showed Esteban in the garage before and after Le's arrival there and led police to believe that Le was assaulted while there.
Hayward police and the FBI also tracked the cellphone movements of Le's phone and, later, Esteban's phone in the hours after her disappearance, and saw that both cellphones moved around Alameda County in about the same path and timeframe, he said.
Police said that though they believe they have solved one part of the crime against Le, they are still committed to finding Le and figuring out what happened to her.
"Today does not mark the end of the investigation," Keener said. "We will not consider this investigation complete until Michelle is found."
"Some of the questions about how [Le] met her demise may not be known until she is found," he added.
Keener would not elaborate on the relationship between the pair or speculate on a motive.
The Oakland Tribune previously reported that Esteban's former boyfriend, with whom she had a child, had a relationship with Le. The boyfriend filed a restraining order against Esteban just three days prior to Le's disappearance, citing Esteban's erratic behavior and threats of killing herself, according to the report.