Posted on 01/26/2013 3:06:32 AM PST by SMGFan
Twelve years after her disappearance, and the case of Chandra Levy still hasn't reach it's conclusion. The 24-year-old Capitol Hill intern was last seen in May 2001. Following the disappearance, her family disclosed to police that she had been having an affair with U.S. Representative Gary Condit.
When Condit was unwilling to cooperate with investigators, speculation arose that he was behind the disappearance. While he was never charged, it completely derailed his political career.
The man who was eventually charged in her death, Ingmar Guandique, was convicted in 2010 with no physical evidence linking him to the crime. However, two other women came forward, claiming he had also attacked them in the same park where Levy's remains were found. Additionally a jailhouse informant claims that Guandique confessed the murder to him.
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Man, you must have been in a coma!
He was a Congressman from a California district, NOT ‘...an older crap d senator’ whatever you think that is!! I’d hate to read your description of World War II. It must be a beaut!
Oh goody. You may now consider yourself a low information payload specialist.
Yes, and Scarborough also had his own dead intern to explain away around that time.
Thank you Nauti. At least there is still some here at FR who weren’t in diapers in 2000 and have the balls to tell these guys to do some research before they open their puerile mouths.
This may be another scam. This time to remove all involvement
from Condit, so he can get back in the game.
Fear of God???? Try Anthony Weiner! Leftist whoremongers will never stop. It’s in their defective DNA!
Ah, someone here remembers Lori’s murder. Good man (or woman, whatever!)
The other big story of early 2001 that was somewhat suppressed at the time, but totally dropped off after 9/11, was the Cincinnati Race Riots. A lot of the FR pages don’t load any more (or didn’t last time I looked), but you can put the URLs in the Wayback Machine and they come up. I have a bunch of those threads marked on my FR links page.
That event is what really, really opened my eyes to just how really, really bad Lamestream Media reporting is, since we were getting on the scene reports here, and mostly crickets and whitewash from there.
The events in Cincy also foreshadowed various wilding and knockout game events we’ve come to see in recent years.
A tangent from the subject of the thread, but it is sometimes interesting to look at what got completely knocked off the radar by 9/11. I like to think vote fraud is another.
Never believed guy in jail did it. Always believed Gary Condit had a hand in it; either he bumped her off or hired someone to do it. Think Condit got away with murder.
Poor Ansel only has eyes, mind and mouth for one woman.
The rest is all a blur.
“When you play the game of kings, you play with your head as a wager.” — a professor of history
The corridors of power have always been risky, even before the time of the Roman Empire. And while history remembers the principle players, it is their lieutenants, their hangers on, mistresses, lickspittles, spies, bum-boys, toadies, ‘liaisons dangerous’, and family members who are most often the ante to the game.
Each player is surrounded by such people, and they each represent a facet of their character, or lack thereof.
And they are seen as expendable by everyone but the player, and sometimes by the player himself. Thus acts against them, while serious, are below the level of vendetta, and are done as often as not to send a message.
Such people are seen as volunteers, who could have left at any time, but have chosen to stay, so it is their own fault.
“...looks like Casey Kasem”.
That’s Howard Stern, right?
Indeed he was into kinky stuff, and so were another 20 or so members of Congress and Senate who were in his little group sex club. I’m broad minded but the stuff these guys were into was just flat dark and twisted.
More than kinky and twisted enough to get a girl killed.
One of the other women involved who was a stewardess went public right after Levy went missing because she figured Levy was murdered to cover up for the club and that she was next on the hit list. She may have been right so no matter how embarassing going public was for her, she is still alive to this day.
When you see strange things going on in Congress, think about those 20 guys and how a combination of threat of blackmail and the carrot on the stick of having special interests procuring women and men for their “special interests” and activities could coerce votes that are not necessarily in the best interests of the American People.
FWIW those 20 guys in Condit’s club made up 4% of the House and Senate’s combined membership.
Joe Scarborough - in office January 3, 1995 – September 5, 2001
Probably would be. My uncle was one of the first deaths in the war. My father also served, and by the way, had never been on an airplane until his trip to Japan. He was scared to death!
Scarborough (in whose office was found a dead girl), and John Kasich.
A good friend of mine was a Republican senator in a Democrat-controlled state. He would not go out socially unless his wife could accompany him and he would not accept any refreshments that was prepared for him. He knew how easy it was to be set up...a drugged drink, a naked girl or boy, a photograph. Presto! A controlled senator.
When Bubba was in office there were plenty of people dying around DC that worked for the Gov’t.
No, on the left.
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