Lead In Chandra Levy Case

The cold case of murdered Washington D.C. intern Chandra Levy is reopened 8 years after evidence of a potential killer had been ignored. Harry Smith talked to Levy's parents.

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FBI biologist: Condit's DNA found in 2001 search of Levy's apartment From Paul Courson, CNN:

Prosecutors believe Guandique, a reputed member of the Salvadoran gang Mara Salvatrucha, attacked Levy while she was jogging and then killed her when she began to scream.

Guandique denies that he attacked Levy. There has been no physical evidence linking him to the assault, leaving prosecutors to base their case largely on Guandique's alleged jailhouse admission that he killed the young intern.

[G1SpaceDoll]

Well I guest this is another action of the Congress Gangsters in Washington. NO SURPRISE. I am definitely going to the voting polls this year.

[ImagesByDavid]

Adultery is never right

[Cookie4XO]

Oh and I see what you meant, her friends as suspects. Well her one friend (health club guy) has interviews (youtube) saying his life was ruined and still is to this day bc they destroyed his name. Amazing since he seemed like such a good friend of hers (had alot of private info) and then on the other end her lover was NEVER a suspect. It just shows protection/favortism. and I saw condit's alibi was dick cheney. I think that man (cheney) would murder his own to stay in power.

[Cookie4XO]

Have you read or heard about a book called the Franklin Coverup? You should read it. It's about a huge fed coverup including DC politicians and law enforcement at every level backed w evidence (victims/friends always discredited by cops). I think that book would clear up for anyone the fact that the gov "can" and will protect their own worst criminals for their own interest and these people did worse than Condit as far as we know today.

[Cookie4XO]

Oh ok. Well, if I disappeared I would like people to please listen to my close friends and not the feds lol (unless I know them personally). Especially if the cops were saying things that didn't agree w who they knew I was. If they were covering up the crime though, they never listen to close friends/fam. They discredit them immediately so that anyone who interviews them will also seem foolish. It's how it works in the history of gov coverups.

[HungryNomadicLion]

They eliminated those friends as suspects right away, I would hardly even count them. As far a Condit, the authorities definately screwed up his whole involvement, however everything points to his infidelity and embarrassment being the source of his strange actions. Family comments are emotional, they are speculation. While they may raise suspicions, they are no solid proof.

I do find it very odd that Chandra would run in that area, and I do find it odd her body wasn't found earlier.

[Cookie4XO]

@HungryNomadicLion There are alot of sites to check for credible info (that you can research more) from her family/friends outside the mainstream. i will message them to you bc my comments mentioning them are not showing up. If there is a gov conspiracy concerning a politician, the mainstream media is never a valid source of info. Ive found it that way anyway.

[Cookie4XO]

@HungryNomadicLion oh ok well please know affidavits only contain about 5% of the facts in a case, and only about the person the gov has zeroed in on. i would also seek other non US mainstream media sources (like the UK) bc they tend to report as far as the gov lets them. really zero in on the family/friend comments. I couldn't believe that her lover (always #1) wasn't ever a suspect but 1 of her close male confidants was (who she told of her affair).

[HungryNomadicLion]

The reason I am so interested in this case all of a sudden is that I am required to analyze it for a class. I am primarily using a 12 chapter Washington Post series found on the internet, a book called "Murder on a horse trail" by Ralph Daugherty and official documents such as the affidavit I mentioned. The series leans towards Guandique, while the book is a collection of lots of evidence, and has a lot more "how come" type stuff about Condit.