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<p>Two small bones found in Washington's Rock Creek Park on Monday came from Chandra Levy's left foot, it was reported today.</p> <p>Another bone, found yesterday, and some lipstick found at the scene will be examined to see whether they belong to Levy the Washington Post reported.</p>

D.C. police searching unsuccessfully in Rock Creek Park over the weekend for more remains and belongings of Chandra Levy instead came across some money believed to be from a bank robbery in the District last week, authorities said. The bills, discovered Saturday in the general vicinity of the search site, had red dye on them. Banks often give robbers money with dye packs, which explode and color the cash red. /// FOR THE REST OF THE ARTICLE,CLICK AND GO H E R E.

Dyed Cash Found Near Levy Site Bills Found in D.C. Park Believed to Be From Bank Robbery By Allan Lengel Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, June 10, 2002; Page B02 D.C. police searching unsuccessfully in Rock Creek Park over the weekend for more remains and belongings of Chandra Levy instead came across some money believed to be from a bank robbery in the District last week, authorities said. The bills, discovered Saturday in the general vicinity of the search site, had red dye on them. Banks often give robbers money with dye packs, which explode and color the cash red....

When Chandra's body was found on May 22, we started getting a list of clothing items supposedly found with it: sweat shirt, sweat pants, who knows what all. When I and other posters pointed out that she could never have been wearing all this at one time, the official list condensed to say that what was found was: spandex tights, T-shirt, panties, tube-type exercise bra, and ordinary sneakers (not running or specialty shoes). This at least brought it down to what might be worn at the same time. However, it raised other questions. This is what someone might wear while...

(June 6th, 2002 -- 11:18 PM EDT //Un-&%$^#@* believable. Despite giving them a hard time now and then I've always resisted the idea that the DC cops were really fundamentally incompetent, that the seeming inscrutability of Chandra Levy's disappearance and murder might simply be the result of ridiculously inept police work. Now I've changed my mind. As you no doubt know, Levy's remains were found recently in an isolated section of DC's Rock Creek park. But a couple days ago a fellow Chandra-phile and I were watching Greta Van Susteren's show when she and a couple guests -- a renowned...

<p>WASHINGTON — A D.C. police spokesman said Thursday night there are new developments in the case of missing federal intern Chandra Levy.</p> <p>Sergeant Joe Gentile said a police official will meet with the media at 9:30 p.m. in Rock Creek Park near the spot where her remains were found several weeks ago.</p>

Items from the latest Enquirer story (rolling out in newsstand/supermarkets over the weekend) I found to be new information: The running tights were at the base of the tree, perhaps indicating Levy had been tied to it and tortured. The bracelet Condit gave her was not at the scene. Her keys were not at the scene, perhaps lending credibility to the theory that someone scrubbed her apartment. (Recall no Condit memntos were found in her apt.) The source for the above items is a retired California sheriff (who they named) said to be "close to the investigation." Grand jurors in...

<p>A spike in a D.C. park marks the spot where the remains of Chandra Levy were found.</p> <p>June 1, 2002 -- WASHINGTON - This is the spot where the yearlong search for Chandra Levy ended tragically.</p> <p>A metal spike spray-painted orange marks the location where Levy's skeletal remains, workout clothing, sunglasses and Walkman radio were found by a man and his dog last week - touching off one of the highest-profile murder mysteries Washington, D.C., history.</p>

Lack of information handicaps Levy inquiry DC police checking pawnshops for 2 pieces of missing jewelry 06/01/2002 Associated Press WASHINGTON - Police found Chandra Levy's remains through happenstance and, although they have concluded that she was slain, they'll need another big break to find who did it and how. For now, the most likely scenarios are that she was strangled or suffocated, authorities believe. Police are visiting pawnshops in search of two pieces of missing jewelry and talking again to cabdrivers, hoping to find someone who dropped her off the day she disappeared 13 months ago. Ms. Levy's knotted...

  FReeper Sleuths! Gary Condit and the Mystery of the Chandra Levy Pinky Ring! From the New York Post:"Police believe this missing tiny pinkie ring could be the key to solving the Chandra Levy murder case. A gift from her mother, Susan in 1998, it was one of the 24-year-old Bureau of Prisons intern's most cherished possessions and her family has said she wore it constantly. The 14-carat gold ring was bought for $416 and has two diamond chips and the initials "CL" inscribed. But it was not among the personal items found during the extensive police search of the...

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<p>The Levy family says Chandra was never without her gold pinkie ring, seen here in an artist's conception.</p> <p>May 30, 2002 -- WASHINGTON - Police believe this missing tiny pinkie ring could be the key to solving the Chandra Levy murder case.</p>

The Chandra Levy murder remains in Wednesday's headlines, mainly because the "whodunit" has a political link. According to The Hill , a newspaper covering the Capitol, the Levy family considers Rep. Gary Condit -- a California Democrat -- a suspect in Chandra's murder. Chandra's family mourned her death on Tuesday, just hours after the D.C. medical examiner ruled that the 24-year-old woman had been murdered. Based on the skeletal remains found in a Washington park, however, the medical examiner could not say exactly how she was killed. According to The Hill , Chandra's family is now redoubling their efforts to...

June 29 — Following is a timeline of what sources close to Gary Condit say his movements were in the week leading up to Chandra Levy's disappearance. Levy was last seen on Monday, April 30, when she canceled her membership at a Washington health club Saturday, April 28 Carolyn Condit, the congressman's wife, arrives from California at 7:30 p.m. ET. Rep. Condit, with a staffer because he has no car, picks her up at the airport. They go to a Xando coffee shop. Sunday, April 29 Rep. Condit has brunch with his wife, and they go shopping in his Adams...

This updated chronology (#10) is based on news reports, television interviews, and helpful FReeper inputs. Feel free to use this chronology for your own research. All suggested corrections will be considered. No matter how compelling the information may seem, Gary Condit is legally innocent until convicted in a court of law. The public however may draw its own conclusions from news reports and interviews. This information is for research and education purposes only. Aug. 2000: Anne-Marie Smith first dates Condit. (She later explained that there were dating "rules" with the Congressman: The lady was not allowed to carry identification, driver's...

<p>Chandra Levy's body apparently was dumped in Rock Creek Park, where police found her remains on Wednesday, 13 months after she went missing, law-enforcement sources and others familiar with the investigation said yesterday.</p> <p>The former intern's remains were found under thick underbrush far from a path, which indicates her body was placed there, sources said. The remains were found on a hillside above the creek that runs along Broad Branch Road NW.</p>

<p>May 24, 2002 -- Washington cops revealed yesterday they're likely to seek a fifth interview with Rep. Gary Condit in the mysterious death of Chandra Levy - as a police official said whoever killed her may have first tied her up. There was no chance of a meeting with the congressman yesterday - the 54-year-old California Democrat was nowhere to be seen for a second day. He was a no-show for a House terrorism debate and skipped two votes on budget issues.</p>

WASHINGTON -- A woman attacked in Rock Creek Park two weeks after intern Chandra Levy vanished also had ties to Congress. Halle Shilling, who was assaulted close to the park area where Levy's remains were found, covered Congress as a reporter for States News Service. The late Levy, who had an affair with Rep. Gary Condit, D-Calif., turned up missing May 1, 2001. On May 14, 2001, Shilling, 30, said she was "jumped" by a man brandishing a knife while jogging along Broad Branch Trail, where Levy's remains were found on Wednesday. The two struggled, but she was able to...

<p>WASHINGTON — The medical examiner inspecting Chandra Levy's remains has discovered a crack in the former federal intern's skull, investigators have told Fox News.</p> <p>Washington's medical examiner, Dr. Jonathan Arden, is trying to determine if the crack in the skull was the cause of her death or contributed to her death, or if it came after the fact, after she was already dead. The skull Arden is examining is not a complete skull.</p>

PAPER: Rock Creek Park Predator Interviewed by Police Investigating Levy Death Thu May 23 2002 12:52:01 ET D.C. Metropolitan Police Department officials investigating the death of Washington intern Chandra Levy have interviewed a man serving a 10-year prison sentence for attacking two women in Rock Creek Park last year, ROLL CALL DAILY is planning to report on Thursday. MORE D.C. Metro Police investigators have "talked to" Ingmar Guandeque, who was arrested in July 2001 after attacking two females (one in May and one in July) who were jogging along the Broad Branch trail in Rock Creek Park. Levy's decomposed body...