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REVEALED: 'Armed and dangerous' MIT grad hunted over murder of newly-engaged Yale student 'knew victim's fiancee in college' - as he continues to evade capture US Marshals Service is offering reward up to $5,000 for information leading to arrest of MIT graduate Qinxuan Pan, 29 Pan is a person of interest in Yale graduate student Kevin Jiang's January 6 shooting death in New Haven, Connecticut  Pan was last seen driving with family in Duluth or Brookhaven, Georgia, on Thursday   Pan is wanted on warrants for vehicle theft and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution  Jiang proposed to his gir...

Subscribe Reyes said Pan is considered "armed and dangerous" and anyone who comes in contact with him should exercise extreme caution." Reyes said anyone who sees or comes across Pan should call the New Haven Police Department Homicide Bureau at 203-946-6304 Reyes did not explicitly tie him to the crime: "I'm not saying he's the shooter at this point." Reyes said Pan was staying at the Best Western motel in North Haven and officers in that town contacted New Haven police. The New Haven Police Department Homicide Unit is looking for Qinxuan Pan (DOB 04/16/1991). Pan was last seen at the Best...

'Armed and dangerous' MIT grad, 29, is sought in shooting death of newly engaged Yale student - as it's revealed cops quizzed him over killing before he went on the lam Police in New Haven, Connecticut, named MIT graduate Qinxuan Pan, 29, a person of interest in Kevin Jiang's January 6 shooting death  Newly engaged Yale grad student was gunned down next to his damaged Prius Pan is wanted on two active warrants, including possession of a stolen vehicle  Jiang was an Army veteran and environmental studies grad student He proposed to his girlfriend of a year just a week before he was shot dead...

Kevin Jiang, 26, a graduate student at the Yale School of the Environment, was found shot dead next to his rear-end damaged Prius on Saturday night in New Haven, Connecticut.

As mystery still shrouds the weekend shooting death of 26-year-old Yale University graduate student Kevin Jiang, his fiancée spoke out Tuesday, describing his deep Christian faith and dedicated volunteer work at a church in New Haven, saying she has "no idea" why someone might have targeted him.