Posted on 05/23/2002 10:14:29 AM PDT by john in missouri
I checked the website and it's no joke
So the question I have is:
Did this guy become a turtle lover AFTER last year's Turtle Day (May 23 2001) and so didn't get a chance to find her body then, or did he just recently move to DC, or was he already a Turtle lover last year and DIDN'T see her body there.
Hmmm... Enquiring mind wants to know!...
IF Chandra's hands were tied, whoever killed her wanted to make sure she didn't get away before it was done. Maybe it was the screams we heard about in her apartment? OR maybe whoever gave her the ride to the park, had someone else in the car who tied her up?..
Poor Chandra..Horrible enough to think she "didn't know what hit her" when she died. But, with her hands tied, she had plenty of time to know what her fate was going to be. How will the Levy's survive this? Those poor parents.
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I do too. I think they know more than they are letting on in hopes of tripping the perp up. And I think Condit is their number one suspect, just that they have to be careful because of who he is.
On the other hand.... if certain things don't get reported, then we never know about them and its easier to cover things up. So, in a way its kind of a mixed bag. Ya know?
One bushy-haired, one-armed, illegal-alien perpetrator coming right up. Found him right on that Grassy Knoll, biting Arlen Specter's magic bullet, jes' like you said, Sir!
Well, goll-eee, Sir. Looks like you is innocent after all!
It's a mess.
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They didn't say WHY they felt her hands had been tied, or what with, and they didn't say why they thought the body had been moved to the park. So they may still have a few things up their sleeve.
Besides, maybe the info about her hands having been tied will make Condit squirm just a bit, and he will continue to deny the Levy's lawyer and interview. And continue to hide what he did that day. Which will just keep him as the number one suspect. And everytime he denies and hides info, it gets reported!!
"It was not some place where someone would crawl up into or fall into if she were injured," a law-enforcement source said.
I might be wrong, it's been a while, but wasnt AM Smith talking about sometime in April? I didn't think it was in May when Chandra had already gone missing. I thought it was about a time before her disappearance.
This doesn't rule out anyone. If the guy in jail attacked her he could have carried her there.
Not to mention the problem of transference of evidence to the vehicle that brought her there. The simpliest answer is she was killed somewhere at or near the park.
It would be interesting to find out if the turtle hunter who found the body was also in the same area doing the same thing last year in observance of World Turtle Day May 23rd. If he was, then obviously the body was dumped there later, as his dog didn't find it or else he would've called the police.
Maybe that's why nobody knows who this guy is. Could be a key witness to prove that the murder took place elsewhere.
THE DISTRICTA Northwest Washington man faces up to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of assault on female joggers in Rock Creek Park, the U.S. attorney's office for the District said.
Ingmar Guandeque, 20, of the 1400 block of Somerset Place, admitted Friday in D.C. Superior Court that he pursued and grabbed the runners in the early evening of May 14 and July 1 in unsuccessful efforts to steal their Sony Walkman radios. The victims said the attacker brandished a knife.
Sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 11.
Excerpt from "Metro," The Washington Post September 30, 2001, Sunday, Final Edition , C03
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