Police charge UT student in professor's death
http://www.dailytexanonline.com/news/2004/05/03/TopStories/Police.Charge.Ut.Student.In.Professors.Death-677196.shtml*SNIP*
Assistant Police Chief Robert Dahlstrom said Ngai called 911 at 9:15 p.m. Thursday from Martin's home in Hyde Park on Liberty Street, where police said she lived alone. According to the affidavit, Ngai asked for help, because someone in the house had a computer chip in their brain. Ngai then hung up the phone, disconnecting his conversation with the 911 operator.
The affidavit states that Martin died at approximately 9:16 p.m.
Police arrived 29 minutes after the 911 call, and when Ngai answered the door, the officer noted fresh blood on his chin and the right side of his neck. Ngai remained very calm, police said.
"He wasn't combative to them. ... He was answering questions, talking to the officer about checking on the victim, making sure she's OK," Dahlstrom said.
The affidavit says Ngai kept repeating, "computer chip, computer chip," to the officer before trying to close the door. When an officer asked who had the computer chip, Ngai answered, "Professor Martin." Two other officers arrived before police entered the residence.
Ngai walked toward the kitchen area, and the officers followed. One said she saw a pair of bloody legs lying on the floor, and Ngai pointed at Martin's body. He then turned around and brandished a meat cleaver.
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