CHANDRA
LEVY CASE BACK IN THE NEWS: QUESTIONS RISING ABOUT ILLEGAL ALIEN CONVICTED OF
HER MURDER
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IN 2001 WE HAD 'THE SUMMER WITHOUT CHANDRA'
.... INGMAR GUANDIQUE WAS CONVICTED AND GIVEN SIXTY YEARS IN PRISON FOR LEVY'S MURDER. Levy, who was a 24-year-old intern for the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, disappeared in May 2001 after leaving her apartment in jogging clothes. Her remains were located a year later in a heavily wooded area of Washington's Rock Creek Park. The case captivated the public after it was revealed that the intern was romantically involved with then-U.S. Rep. Gary Condit [ of California ], whose political career ultimately imploded because of the extramarital affair. Condit was grilled by investigators but eventually ruled out as a potential suspect. He testified at Guandique's trial that he had no role in Levy's disappearance or death, but he evaded questions about their relationship, saying he was entitled to privacy. From the comments on 'the new look at Guandique' story on the Huffington Post via AOL: Sandra [sic ] found out that a prisoner was missing then she went missing how odd ? Did "stargazer 13" apparently put Sandra for Chandra ? And was she talking about Levy's alleged questions about one Timothy James "Tim" McVeigh ( April 23, 1968 – June 11, 2001 ), and whether or not he was actually executed for the Oklahoma City bombing ?? http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=267659 |
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THE CHANDRA LEVY AFFAIR, Part Three
by Sherman H. Skolnick 5/23/02
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[4] According to the secret reports of highly-skilled private and government investigators, Chandra was compiling data, for The Mossad jointly with the French CIA,on wealthy Arab businessmen, such as in the beltway. The foreign spy agencies were interested to find out, apparently for blackmail purposes, the business links to the Bush Family and others of that circle. The foreign intelligence agencies contended that the Arab makers and shakers in the District of Columbia area, used a group of beltway bedmates, some of whom, separate from Chandra, were also snuffed out.
Chandra's task was plainly dangerous and she was clever and bright enough to know it.
http://www.skolnicksreport.com/claffair3.html
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