WTNH-TV New Haven reported that bloody clothing has been found above ceiling tiles in a Yale University building where missing graduate student Annie Le was last seen.

The sources told WTNH News Channel 8 reporter Erin Cox the area where the items were found is now considered a crime scene, but New Haven police officials would only say that “no body has been found.”

Le has not been seen since sometime on Tuesday.

The grad student was supposed to get married on Sunday, but the family has canceled the ceremony.

The local newspaper, The New Haven Register, reported that police are about to brief reporters on the situation.

Anyone with information pertaining to Le’s disappearance is asked to call the FBI tip line at 877-503-1950.

The family of a Connecticut woman disfigured by a 200-pound chimpanzee that went on a rampage in February is seeking $50 million against the chimp’s owner, according to WTNH-TV, New Haven.

The lawsuit, filed Monday in Stamford Superior Court seeks damages from Sandra Herold by the relatives of Charla Nash. The suit also asks for an accounting of Herold’s assets.

Nash, 55, is under treatment at the Cleveland Clinic where doctors say she lost her hands, nose, lips, eyelids, may be blind, and is suffering brain damage from the Feb. 16 attack.

As you may remember, the chump was eventually shot and killed by police.