[Ditter]

Condit has acted guilty every step of the way. When Mrs. Levy called him the first time asking if he knew where Chandra was, his response was to offer a $10,000 reward. This was even before she was reported missing. Sure he knows what happened.

[1234]

...When Mrs. Levy called him the first time asking if he knew where Chandra was, his response was to offer a $10,000 reward. This was even before she was reported missing.

is this certain?

[Woodstock]

When Mrs. Levy called him the first time asking if he knew where Chandra was, his response was to offer a $10,000 reward. This was even before she was reported missing.

True! Does anyone know, where is the watch that Condit gave to Levey?

[antivenom]

Therefore he paid MORE than $10,000 to get rid of her....why set a dollar amount UNLESS you know they only ones interested in Chandra and money...got paid MORE!

[MHT]

And the man STILL hasn't figured out a reasonable alibi one year later.

The possibility of strangulation and tied leggings, if anything, give greater credibility to that stewardess' claim that he was into kinky sex and might have had something to do with her death.

Perhaps they had one last fling and it was disastrous. Perhaps she WAS moved from his apt. (They never mentioned the physical evidence they took from his apt.)

Whatever the outcome, at this point her discovery has only brought MORE attention to the possibility of Condit really having done the venal deed.

[r9etb]

Condit has acted guilty every step of the way.

If we suppose he's innocent of the actual murder, he's still guilty of being a first-class POS who was more concerned about his electability and how bad this would all make him look, than he was about his late paramour.

A lot of his actions can be explained on that basis -- and in many ways, they reflect far worse on him than had he been the actual murderer.

[Bonaparte]

No, Condit added the $10,000 to the Levys' reward fund after she was reported missing and the DC police were searching her apartment.

From the timeline --

" On the 10th D.C. police conduct their first search of Levy's apartment. Condit's office issues a statement saying of Chandra, "She's a great person and a good friend." He then donates $10,000 of his campaign funds to a reward fund dedicated to finding her. (California Sen. Dianne Feinstein contributes $5,000. The fund now has $40,000.) While Condit himself doesn't speak publicly, his aides deny there was any romance between him and Chandra. Around this time the police interview Condit for three hours.

[rwfromkansas]

Where was this reported.....

[rwfromkansas]

I mean seriously, if this is true, it is something pretty serious....and if the mainstream media has not reported this and it is true, I am extremely angry because they have been covering for Condit.

[harpo11]

You are so right in focusing on the first really strange reaction of many to follow, Condit displayed when confronted with the report of Chandra missing. It's almost as if he knew and expected the call that she was and he was prepared to offer that particular sum of money without any reason to do so. Moreover, he consciously delayed providing the authorities with relevant and critical information that may have immensely helped the investigation into her disappearance.