[Spunky]

From article:
Cops found a knotted leotard next to the remains, leading them to believe she was tied up before she died.

Many people have remarked about the police not knowing the differance between jogging pants and leotards.
They think the police must mean her jogging pants. Now I don't have a pair of jogging pants but from
what I have seen of them I don't think a very good knot could be made out of them. On the other hand a pair of
leotards does have a lot of streatch and a very tight knot could be made. Almost like a pair of nylons.
DOES ANYONE HAVE A PAIR OF JOGGING PANTS THEY CAN USE TO SEE HOW EASY
IT IS TO MAKE A KNOT IN THEM AND HOW TIGHT IT WOULD BE?
Now if it turns out it really is a pair of leotards then the question arises, where did they come from?

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I've also seen it reported as 'leggings', which I thought were like knee hi socks but without feet.

[Pegita]

You lead back to the question ... what was Chandra wearing when she was last seen, leaving the gym at 8:30 p.m. on April 30, 2001?

[stlnative]

I think they mean running tights like these


PS... This is a picture I found off the internet from a website selling running tights

[cake_crumb]

Err...if by "jogging pants" you are referring to sweat pants...I'm wearing mine and have no intention of putting them into a knot...OR tearing them up to make knottable strips. <G>

If by "jogging pants" you're thinking of the parachute cloth kind...no WAY they could be knotted like that...UNLESS, again they were ripped into strips.

Another possibility is that she was wearing a body-suit-style leotard, under the jogging pants (probably parachute cloth or even silk). That's very common among female joggers, dancers, etc.