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To: Registered
CNN, JULY 5th

SQUITIERI: Correct. One of the gifts that she said, Joie, that the congressman gave her was a gold bracelet. And during the visit to the relative's home during Passover, which is in early April, in this very room and I can see the video on, that's the relative's home, she -- you can see the gold bracelet there on her wrist. And at one point she told the relative that this came from Congressman Condit -- this was given to her by Congressman Condit.

308 posted on 05/30/2002 10:04:42 PM PDT by hoosiermama
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To: hoosiermama; Registered
Clear shot of same Photo
309 posted on 05/30/2002 10:09:40 PM PDT by Karson
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To: hoosiermama
Okay, so let me see if I can construct a plausible scenario here. Condit and Levy, playing the games lovers play, exchange meaningful articles of jewelry (her ring, his watch). On July 10th, 2001, Condit is observed ditching the watchbox on the day that he agrees to allow police to search his apartment. Concurrently, police begin searching Rock Creek Park extensively.

While circumstantial, does it not appear that Condit knew Levy was dead and located in Rock Creek Park, and that his watch would be found with the body? Would that not explain his need to get rid of the evidence tying him to the watch? And given that Levy's apartment had been searched and Condit, apparently, had not been approached about a man's watch found there, would the only reason for him to get rid of the box be that he knew the watch was with her and suspected her body would be found soon? Does this not indicate that he knew where the body would be found?

311 posted on 05/30/2002 10:14:20 PM PDT by cincinnati65
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