Congressman Gary Condit paid $25,000 to have Chandra Levy murdered

[mexika]

Today's chapter described the extraordinary tale of a jailhouse informant who claimed to authorities that a repentant Ingmar Guandique confessed to him that he killed Chandra Levy and that then-congressman Gary Condit paid him to commit the crime.
Gary Condit was born in some place called Woodland Junction, Oklahoma and graduated from Tulsa Hale before heading off to California and getting elected to Congress. He had a nondescript career, until an intern named Chandra Levy went missing and eventually turned up dead. While Condit apparently had nothing to do with her disappearance, he did admit to having an affair with Levy, 30 years his younger. This was deliciously ironic, given his outspoken criticism of Bill Clinton during the Monica Lewinsky scandal.


Chandra Levy:


July 24, 2008

Congressman Gary Condit paid $25,000
to have Chandra Levy murdered according
to a story in the Washington Post


The Washington Post has published a story that claims that
former Congressman Gary Condit paid a Salvadorean $25,000
to have Chandra Levy, a White House intern, killed.

The Post says that they recently interviewed a prison informant who
claims that Ingmar Guandique of El Salvador confessed to him
in prison that he killed Chandra Levy at Rock Creek Park in
Washington D.C.

The prison informant had previously told the following information
to the police according to The Post:

"The informant said that he had befriended Ingmar Guandique during
strolls around the jail's exercise yard. Guandique was awaiting trial on
charges in the attacks in the park on May 14 and July 1. The informant
said that one day in August Guandique looked depressed and said
something was weighing on him.

Guandique, the informant said, confessed to murdering a woman in
the park named Chandra Levy, the intern whose picture had been
splashed all over television. There was more: Guandique said Rep.
Gary Condit paid him to do it. He didn't realize who Condit was until
he later saw his picture on TV. Guandique had been walking in the
Adams Morgan neighborhood when a car pulled to the curb. Condit
offered him money - $25,000 to kill a woman. The congressman
provided him with her picture and a location where he could find her.

The informant said Guandique told him he took drugs and drank
alcohol to steel himself for the attack. He went to the location Condit
gave him and saw Chandra running on a path. Guandique hid in the
bushes. When Chandra circled back, he jumped out and attacked her,
stabbing her in the neck and the stomach. She fell to the ground, and
Guandique carried her body far into the woods. He dug a hole with
his hands and covered Chandra with dirt, leaves and sticks. He left
the knife in her body and later considered retrieving it but never did.
He sent the $25,000 to his family in El Salvador".

According to The Post, the above story was also recently repeated
to them by the prison informant. The Post said they will not name the
informant in order to protect him from retaliation by other prisoners.

La Voz de Aztlan published some very interesting information on
White House interns Chandra Levy and Monica Lewinsky that may
also have bearings on the case.

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/washingtonp...ml?hpid=topnews

[TeslaandLyne]

Sounds like he sent off the money too soon.