The fiancee of accused Yale murderer Ray Clark is standing by her man, visiting him regularly in jail, even as she has become a subject of the homicide investigation. A search warrant released today stated that detectives sought a DNA sample from Clark's fiancee Jennifer Hromadka because they had "probably cause" to believe her DNA would be found on bloody items stuffed in a wall along with the body of 24-year-old Yale researcher Annie Le.

The fiancee of accused Yale murderer Ray Clark was ordered to submit DNA samples last November to Connecticut investigators who were trying to determine whether she had any part in the September slaying of 24-year-old researcher Annie Le.

According to a search warrant released today, DNA found on a lanyard that attached to Jennifer Hromadka's university key card was found on a pen and a bloody sock found in the wall where Le's body was stuffed.

Simon Cowell opened up about his engagement to makeup artist Mezghan Hussainy during an appearance on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno Monday night. And get this - the American Idol judge is thinking of one day becoming a father.

Jay asked Simon to set the rumors straight about his reported engagement not long after the interview began.

The music mogul replied, 'I find this very uncomfortable. I was asleep, I think. No, look, I bought her the ring in London.'

Bachelor Jake Pavelka is explaining what he meant when he told runner-up Tenley Molzahn that they lacked "physical chemistry" on the March 1 finale. (Tenley, 25, remarked that she was confused by Jake's choice of words.)

"Ok, I'll come clean: Physical and sexual chemistry are the same thing," Jake, 32, said on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Thursday.

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He said that he used the word "physical" instead of "sexual" because he "was trying to take the high road and be nice. I didn't want to crush her because she is such a wonderful person."

LOS ANGELES - Jake Pavelka proposed to Vienna Girardi on Monday night's episode of "The Bachelor: On The Wings Of Love," and even though the episode was filmed several months ago, the reality star told Access Hollywood he is still very, very much in love.

"The passion is just crazy," Pavelka told Access. "It's just fun. There's always puppy love in a new relationship and that's really where you build a lot of this — you solidify a lot of the next 60 years (of life together). ... I've never had puppy love like that. I mean, I just can't keep myself off of her."

Jake chose bachelorette Vienna in the finale, getting down on one knee and proclaiming, "I don't want you to ever forget this. Vienna, I love you ... Vienna, will you marry me?"

"Yes, yes," Vienna replied excitedly.

Meanwhile, Jake said goodbye to a tearful Tenley, saying, "We have had such an amazing time getting to know each other, and there are just so many things that I love about you. I love that we have the same values and the same morals and the same temperament. I mean, just your smile and your positivity, and I do love you. I mean you're just perfect as you are. And I don't what it is. Something just doesn't feel right. I don't know why."

An Alaskan judge ordered Levi Johnston to pay $18,500 in back child support for his 13-month-old son, Tripp, on Thursday.

Johnston, 19, will also pay $1,688.42 in child support to ex fiancee Bristol Palin, TMZ.com reports.

"Bristol is pleased with the court rulings today and looks forward to resolving the remaining issues with Levi," Palin's lawyer, Thomas Van Flein, told TMZ.

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cleveland -- cavaliers point guard daniel gibson didn't start thursday night's game against miami so he could be with his pregnant fiancee, singer keyshia cole. gibson recently moved into the starting lineup, filling in for injured guards mo

Chris Henry's fiancee wept as she spoke about the Cincinnati Bengals receiver at his funeral Tuesday, and she said while she may have helped steer him out of trouble, he changed her life.

Henry, 26, was killed after he fell out of a pickup truck bed being driven by his fiancee Loleini Tonga during what police described as a domestic dispute. Police are investigating, but no charges have been filed.

"Can't nobody feel what I'm feeling right now. ... We loved each other very much. People say I helped change his life. No. He changed mine," said Tonga.

WESTWEGO, La. -- Chris Henry's fiancee wept as she spoke about the late Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tuesday, saying that while she often got credit for steering him clear of a trouble, he changed her life as well.

Henry, 26, was killed after he fell out of the bed of pickup truck driven by his fiancee, Loleini Tonga, during what police called a domestic dispute. Police are investigating, but no charges have been filed.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and Henry's teammates were among the hundreds who packed the New Orleans Hornets practice facility for the funeral. The Bengals wore round lapels with Henry's No. 15. Many others wore red ribbons with a small photo of Henry that read: "In loving memory" and "Chris 'Slim' Henry."

Goodell said everyone makes mistakes.

"His future as a husband and a father were important to him," Goodell said. "He was a young man that struggled, made some decisions that he regretted, but he put himself on the right path. And I'm proud of that. I'm proud of him."

WESTWEGO, La. (AP) - Chris Henry's fiancee wept as she spoke about the Cincinnati Bengals receiver at his funeral Tuesday, and she said while she may have helped steer him out of trouble, he changed her life.

Henry, 26, was killed after he fell out of a pickup truck bed being driven by his fiance Loleini Tonga during what police described as a domestic dispute. Police are investigating, but no charges have been filed.

CHARLOTTE (AP) - Police say while the investigation continues into the death of Cincinnati Bengals Chris Henry (FSY) they have yet to determine whether to file charges in connection with the fatal incident.

Henry died Thursday from massive head injuries, a day after falling out of the back of a pickup driven by his fiancee, Loleini Tonga.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police described the incident as a domestic dispute.

CHARLOTTE - In the last conscious moments of Chris Henry's life, the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver begged the woman who has been credited for helping turn his life around to stop so they could talk or he would kill himself, a witness said.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police verified that a domestic dispute jump-started the turn of events that led to fatal injuries Henry sustained after falling from a moving pickup Wednesday. Henry, who had a troubled past, was on medical leave visiting with his fiancée Loleini Tonga's family when the fight began Wednesday afternoon.

"Right now everything points to a tragic accident," said Kevin Brunelle, the police chief in the town of Winter Springs, 15 miles north of Orlando. He said investigators were awaiting forensic results.

John Tabutt, 62, told police he got his gun when he thought he heard an intruder, then fired at a figure in the hallway, according to Mr Brunelle. But the victim turned out to be Mr Tabutt's live-in fiancee, 62-year-old Nancy Dinsmore, whom family members say he was planning to marry on Saturday. Mr Tabutt told authorities he thought she was next to him in bed the whole time.

A bridegroom shot his fiancee dead the night before their wedding after mistaking her for a burglar.

John Tabbutt told police that he thought Nancy Dinsmore was still lying in bed beside him as he got up to investigate a strange noise at their home in Winter Springs, near Orlando, Florida.

He said he fired a single shot from his .38 pistol at a shadowy figure in the hallway, unaware that it was actually the woman he was due to marry only hours later.

WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. - It was about 2:30 Friday morning, and John Tabbutt thought he heard an intruder.

He got his .38-caliber revolver, saw a figure in the hallway and fired a shot.

But the person he shot was no intruder. It was Nancy Dinsmore, his live-in fiancee, the woman he was to marry the next day.

That is what Tabbutt told Winter Springs police Friday: He shot and killed the woman he loved by accident.

WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. (AP) - A man who thought there was an intruder in his house shot and killed his fiancee the day before they were to be married, police said Friday.

"Right now everything points to a tragic accident," Police Chief Kevin Brunelle told The Associated Press, adding investigators were awaiting forensic results.

John Tabutt, 62, told investigators he got his gun when he thought he heard an intruder, then fired at a figure in the hallway, according to Brunelle. It was Tabutt's live-in fiancee, 62-year-old Nancy Dinsmore, who family members say he was going to marry Saturday. Tabutt told authorities he thought she was next to him in bed the whole time.

WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. - A man who thought there was an intruder in his house shot and killed his fiancee the day before they were to be married, police said Friday.

"Right now everything points to a tragic accident," Police Chief Kevin Brunelle told The Associated Press, adding investigators were awaiting forensic results.

John Tabutt, 62, told investigators he got his gun when he thought he heard an intruder, then fired at a figure in the hallway, according to Brunelle. It was Tabutt's live-in fiancee, 62-year-old Nancy Dinsmore, who family members say he was going to marry Saturday. Tabutt told authorities he thought she was next to him in bed the whole time.

A man who thought there was an intruder in his house shot and killed his fiancee the day before they were to be married, police said Friday.

"Right now everything points to a tragic accident," Police Chief Kevin Brunell told The Associated Press, adding investigators were awaiting forensic results.

John Tabutt, 62, told investigators he got his gun when he thought he heard an intruder, then fired at a figure in the hallway, according to Brunelle. It was Tabutt's live-in fiancee, 62-year-old Nancy Dinsmore, who family members say he was going to marry Saturday. Tabutt told authorities he thought she was next to him in bed the whole time.