FBI EXPERTS BOMBSHELL-Chandra Levy Murder (Location) Solved, 2 Mile Walk to Her Death...

Nat'l Enquirer World Exclusive ^ | April 9, 2002 | FBI Agents Working the Case

[codebreaker]

Chandra Levy was murdered in the shadows of a 19th century mansion set deep in the woods of a 19th century mansion set deep in the woods of a huge Washington D.C. park, where only the birds--and her killer--could hear her scream.

And she was lured there by the promise of a rendevous of someone she knew intimately!

The issue that is now on sale charts Chandra's final 2 mile walk to her death, reveals that her apartment was entered and 'cleaned' by the killer or an associate...and much more

[codebreaker]

We will never give up Gary...to find out what happened

[jraven]

Have Gary send his friend to take care of Arafat.

[codebreaker]

The middile eastern hitmen on the plane?

[Fitzcarraldo]

Bump. This is a likely scenerio.

From all accounts Chandra was careful...I think it had to be someone she trusted.

[Plummz]

From a post I made yesterday:

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The National Enquirer is running a four-page cover story with an analysis that parallels mine (though they tiptoe around a bit, saying "the killer" instead of "Condit") -- Levy logged on to Mapquest, went to meet someone at Klingle Mansion deep within Rock Creek Park, was killed (strangled) and buried near there, then the body was moved a few days later to a cavern or the Shenendoah River near Luray, Va.

Only new piece of information - Levy had also visitied websites related to breast surgery that day -- TNE speculates she may have been interested in having them altered for Condit.

There's also a short sidebar on an anonymous area homosexual S&M "teacher" who deined to both TNE and later FBI that he ever knew Condit or Levy.

[Revolting cat!]

That's been since the beginnig and remains the most plausible explanation, even if the available evidence is still shaky!

[Drango]

Tin Foil Hat alert

[NautiNurse]

Isn't TNE the object of Carolyn Condidit's $10 million affection these days?

[codebreaker]

This would make sense no one brings personal items for a walk/jog in the park.

What is this S&M 'teacher' angle who was questioned by the FBI...sex games gone awry?

[editor-surveyor]

C'mon now, National Enquirer?

That's a real reliable source, right?

[antaresequity]

C'mon now, National Enquirer?

They broke the Jesse Jackson love child story, and the payoff to his mistress....they also broke the pardongate scandal wide open with information on pardons for drug dealing buddies of roger...

[summer]

C'mon now, National Enquirer?

That's a real reliable source, right?

Very much so. They scooped every major national media on various TRUE stories throughout the OJ trial.

[summer]

I agree. Sounds plausible. Now, if they find her body...

[ravingnutter]

I think I'll wait to hear from the FBI directly. This would be a major break in the case, however. There was the recent subpoena issued to Gary, maybe they are trying to catch him in a trap.

[Maceman]

When it comes to finding dirt on sleazy politicans, the National Enquirer's track record has been pretty good.

[codebreaker]

So the body is still up in Luray.. (according to the paper)?

[Tall_Texan]

I know the knee-jerk reaction (I still have them), but during the Clinton years, I'd say the National Enquirer's journalistic track record for truth exceeded the New York Times'.

[arly]

wowwww...now we are getting posts from the National Enquirer??... can somebody update me about the alien that came to Memphis in 1959 and impregnated Elvi's cousin?...

[Harrison Bergeron]

"That's a real reliable source, right?"

Funny thing, that Enquirer. All through the Clinton administration, Clinton's personal lawyer, David Kendall, was on retainer as a legal representative for the paper. And, by sheer coincidence, the Enquirer seemed to be the conduit of choice whenever a sensitive issue needed to come out early so it could later be dismissed as "old news" at a White House press conference.

In recent years, the Enquirer seems to have a better track record than the New York Times for anything relating to democrat scandals.

[Dakmar]

That would be in the Weekly World News, or possibly DEBKA.