Let's stay on #9 for awhile since the discussion there was just warming up.
April 24, 2001: Condit said he last spoke to Chandra on this date.
April 29, 2001: ... Condit said he last spoke with Chandra Levy on this date.
Is that correct? Did he make the claim about two different dates?
May7, 2001 ... (At this point the ConditsLevy's both concluded ...
Just a typo.
Finally, I've read, but not verified, that Condit missed votes on the day the remains were found. Seems pretty suspicious to me, if true, that he never misses a vote, except when Levy first turns up missing, and then when her remains are found.
If they were personal with details posted that only Chandra and the recipient would be know then it was her. If the letters were just simples statements like "Hey, I'm heading home, can't wait to see you", then it very well might not have been her at the computer.
Like they said, the dogs traced her trail to the curb, then nothing, which eleminates the possibility that she went for a walk or a jog.
May 12, 2001: Police confirmed to the Levy family that Chandra was "missing".
After 12 days missing-- she was finally officially "missing?"
Condit returned to his office at 3:30 PM for meetings and phone conversations with constituents.
Condit left his office for a 5:00 PM doctor's appointment
OK so Condit has from 1:00 - 3:30 unaccounted for..?Time for a bike ride..?
He (Condit)keeps a bicycle stashed in his office to take off through Rock Creek Park during legislative lulls.
June 16, 2001: Joleen Argentini-McKay contacted FBI investigators alleging she was pressed by Condit staffer Mike Dayton to not speak about the three year affair she had with Condit when she served on Condit's staff in 1994. After she left his staff the affair continued into 1996. She said Condit swore his love and promised to leave his wife for her. McKay said she now feared for her safety. When the affair ended in 1966 she gave Condit the Tag Hauer watch in its watchcase.
Shouldn't the 1966 be 1996?
Condit lied about that:
Susie Borges Rossi, who claims she had an affair with Condit between 1988 and 1991, tells the National Enquirer this week that he had a "fix-it" team on his staff that was prepared to dispose of a dead body - should the need arise. The plan, says Rossi, was readied in case Condit expired during one of his secret trysts. But, adds the California redhead, "If he knows how to get rid of his own body, clearly he knows how to get rid of Chandra's body."
"He gave me a set of instructions to follow," Rossi said, which included a secret number where she could reach the congressman's "paid operative" - a woman - in case of just such an emergency.
"Don't phone anyone from the hotel room," Rossi said Condit told her. "Leave me where I lay, call a cab and go to a pay phone far away. Then call the woman at the private phone number. She will know what to do with my body before the police or press find out about me."
According to Rossi, the same female staffer had instructions on "which documents in his office to destroy." "I have no doubt that he made Chandra disappear," Rossi told the tabloid.
Sept. 21, 2001 Rep. Gary Condit is named to the House Subcommittee on Terrorism and Security.
"His first move was to send a letter to law enforcement agencies to ask their thoughts on improving homeland security," ABC's News 10 in Sacramento, Calif., reports. U.S. intelligence officials reportedly lobbied to have Condit removed from the sensitive post after his affair with missing Washington, D.C., intern Chandra Levy became public, along with subsequent attempts to cover up other illicit relationships.
House Democratic leader Richard Gephardt told reporters that he was considering removing Condit from the Intelligence Committee after the California congressman failed to be forthcoming about his secret life during an interview with ABC's Connie Chung.
Though concerns about national security have risen exponentially since 3,000 Americans were killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, Condit continues to hold his Intelligence Committee post.