When “rumors” surfaced last year that Yale lab worker Raymond Clark was having “a fling” with a woman at work, his faithful fiancée flatly denied it — while acknowledging that he makes mistakes.
“He is a bit naive, doesn’t always use the best judgement, definitely is not the best judge of character but, he is a good guy,” blogged girlfriend Jennifer Hromadka, 23, last year, in an entry filled with typos and misspellings.
“He has a big heart and tries to see the best in people ALL THE TIME! even when everyone else is telling him that the person is a psycho or that the person can’t be trusted. he thinks everyone deserves a second chance. and has a hard time hurting peoples feelings and it takes him getting burned to learn.
“My boyfriend, Ray, if you don’t know him, has no interest in any of the other girls at [the university research center] as anything more than friends.
“This rumor of a ‘fling’ is probably the most stupid thing i have ever heard and really is not even worth going into detail about.
“Who are you to judge the life I live? I know I’m not perfect and I don’t live to be, but before you start pointing fingers make sure your hands are clean!!”
According to a wedding Web site, the couple has plans to be married on Dec. 20, 2011.
Clark has surfaced as a “person of interest in the probe” into the murder of Yale grad student Annie Le, 24.
She was working in the same building as Clark the day she disappeared.