BALDWIN: A promising young surgeon was laid to rest Monday, murdered in his fraternity house at the University of Michigan. Police have no suspects in Paul Dewolf's death. People who knew him are absolutely mystified that anyone would want to kill him. Pamela Brown has the details.</s>PAMELA BROWN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): A mysterious death in Michigan, a 25-year-old aspiring surgeon with a magnetic smile living a full life, high school valedictorian, marathon runner and avid scuba diver.</s>JASON HALTERMAN, DEWOLF'S CLOSE FRIEND: Paul was probably the best person that I've ever met in my entire life. He really brought everyone that was with him up, myself included.</s>BROWN: Dead by a single gunshot wound, found in a pool of blood inside his bedroom at an off campus fraternity house last Wednesday sending shock waves through the University of Michigan community and stunning those who knew Paul Dewolf well.</s>HALTERMAN: It's hard for me to believe that Paul would have any enemies. I don't know a single person that didn't like him.</s>BROWN: Police believe Dewolf was killed in cold blood, adding to the mystery no weapons were found on the scene and nothing stolen from Dewolf's room. Police said they are directing every available resource to this investigation. As police hunt for Dewolf's killer, the University of Michigan is increasing police patrol and warning students to stay alert. The vice president of the University Health System said, quote, "Paul was a talented medical student. He was dedicating his life to helping others." The med student also an active duty second lieutenant in the Air Force planning to graduate in May and complete his residency while in the Air Force. A young life taken, shrouded in mystery, no clues to what went terribly wrong.</s>BALDWIN: Pamela Brown, thank you very much. Coming up next, the man taken into custody by the DEA, never officially arrested or charged, but locked in a cell and forgotten, for five long days, this man was driven to drink his own urine to survive and now he is getting millions. We're on the case, coming up.
Med Student's Murder Stuns Campus