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Yes the road is a residential road that runs on the edge of the park. Broad Branch Road has a creek that runs along it, but the Grant Road side does not. I think she was dumped here OR she was running from her attacker from inside the park. The majority of her remains where found about 100 yards from the intersection of Broad Branch Road & Grant Road inside the perimeter of the park. People need to pay attention to the location and how the remains where found. Were they scattered between the foot trail and the area where the majority of her remains where found? Look how far the location is from the foot trail. Were the the remains spread out in an area that is more contained and on the same level of slope as the majority of her remains were found. They way I see it anything could have happened at this point until the press or police release more information. Was she stabbed? Was she shot? Did she die from a blow to the head? Where are the keys...? Remember her apartment was very clean, hardly any fingerprints were found and no memento of any kind was found in her apartment that pertained to Condit! It has been said many times in the media that her apartment was wiped clean or appeared that way when it was in inspected.

I think we can rule out shot or stabbed. Her clothing has NO visible blood on it. Forensics might be able to find some traces of blood, but it stains terribly and rain alone wouldn't wash away all visible traces.

Which increases suspicion that the guy in jail that USED A KNIFE BOTH OTHER TIMES probably isn't our guy. If he used a knife twice before and had attacked Chandra, he most likely would have used a knife again wouldn't you think?

I doubt the body was dumped from either Grant or Broad. Look at those contours(those are 10 foot contours, meaning that each line represents a 10 foot change in elevation), the blue dot is good bit up a steep slope, at least 30-40 feet higher than the road, unless one approaches at an angle, but then the distance is almost as much as from the trail. Now look at that trail, between it and the blue dot is a much more gradual down slope. Also, close to the trail is Glover Road and a side road(likely good for parking a car and accessing the trail) along the ridgetop. A far better place to park and not draw as much suspicion, and much easier to drag or carry a body downhill than up.

So if the body was dumped, it likely happened from above. Perhaps a car goes up there late at night, parks off of Glover or the side road, then a couple takes the body and dumps it when they don't hear anything coming. Even if a patrol car comes upon the car while they are away(since the park is closed at night), the couple could emerge and pretend to be adventorous lovers(and the park seems notorious for George Michael type encounters) with little risk of too much inquisition(why would a park cop want to risk a harrassment of gays charge?).

OTOH, she could have been walking the trail(she had free time, several decisions to make, perhaps doing some exploring in her final days in DC to relax and do some contemplation), when confronted by an attacker, made the mistake of running into the woods to the west of the trail, and was cornered caught on the edge of the dropoff. Or perhaps the attacker drug her there(about 50-70 feet below the trail, 200 yards away) and murdered her.

Or perhaps she went to meet Gary or an associate, say at the Nature Center(the loop and side road just off of Glover). He/she/it/them then suggested they take a walk, and headed down the trail. Then a suggestion(lots of possibilities here) that they leave the trail and head west, and at or near the final resting place she is murder and then dumped. Perhaps Gary in a heat of the moment rage(which I tend to doubt, too hard to not show some visible sign that something is wrong later in the day if it was unplanned), or more likely someone doing his dirty work.

I doubt the body was dumped from either Grant or Broad. Look at those contours(those are 10 foot contours, meaning that each line represents a 10 foot change in elevation), the blue dot is good bit up a steep slope, at least 30-40 feet higher than the road, unless one approaches at an angle, but then the distance is almost as much as from the trail. Now look at that trail, between it and the blue dot is a much more gradual down slope. Also, close to the trail is Glover Road and a side road(likely good for parking a car and accessing the trail) along the ridgetop. A far better place to park and not draw as much suspicion, and much easier to drag or carry a body downhill than up.

So if the body was dumped, it likely happened from above. Perhaps a car goes up there late at night, parks off of Glover or the side road, then a couple takes the body and dumps it when they don't hear anything coming. Even if a patrol car comes upon the car while they are away(since the park is closed at night), the couple could emerge and pretend to be adventorous lovers(and the park seems notorious for George Michael type encounters) with little risk of too much inquisition(why would a park cop want to risk a harrassment of gays charge?).

OTOH, she could have been walking the trail(she had free time, several decisions to make, perhaps doing some exploring in her final days in DC to relax and do some contemplation), when confronted by an attacker, made the mistake of running into the woods to the west of the trail, and was cornered caught on the edge of the dropoff. Or perhaps the attacker drug her there(about 50-70 feet below the trail, 200 yards away) and murdered her.

Or perhaps she went to meet Gary or an associate, say at the Nature Center(the loop and side road just off of Glover). He/she/it/them then suggested they take a walk, and headed down the trail. Then a suggestion(lots of possibilities here) that they leave the trail and head west, and at or near the final resting place she is murder and then dumped. Perhaps Gary in a heat of the moment rage(which I tend to doubt, too hard to not show some visible sign that something is wrong later in the day if it was unplanned), or more likely someone doing his dirty work.