Chandra Levy Was Killed By An Illegal Immigrant?

Supposedly there’s going to be an arrest in the Chandra Levy murder case. Law enforcement officials said an arrest warrant will be issued for Ingmar Guandique, who is currently in prison in California.

Officials said Guandique will be served papers there and likely then flown to Washington, D.C., to hear the charges against him.

Guandique is reportedly in jail for assaulting two women in Rock Creek Park, the same park where Levy's remains were found a year after she vanished, according to WRC-TV in Washington.

Another inmate told investigators that Guandique confessed to Levy's murder, according to the station. But Guandique changed his story when speaking to investigators. He allegedly told police that he saw Levy several times in the park, but played no part in her death.

Gary Condit wasn’t involved? Just a random killing by a local bad guy?

You can read much detail about Guandique in this Washington Post article. What jumps out at me is that he’s an illegal Salvadoran immigrant. We need to put a stop to illegal immigration.

story by Half Sigma blog

Charging the same individual who was cleared in the initial investigation of Levy's murder smacks of a cover up. Particularly when you discover the threat her inside information represented to highly placed government officials. Check out the excerpt below that details why Ingmar Guandique was ruled out as a suspect following the discovery of Levy's body in Rock Creek Park.

There was a genuinely farcical attempt to pin the Levy murder on a minor criminal, Ingmar Guandique, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador who had been known to assault joggers in the area. After he passed a lie detector test, and the complete lack of any possible similarity between his crimes and the known facts of the Levy case, they had to drop it. It took more than a year after she was found for her remains to be returned to her family, which is very unusual. During that time several independent expert forensic doctors came foreward and offered to examine her remains in order to help solve the case, but were REFUSED PERMISSION, despite their efforts being widely publicized.

taken from The Northstar Foundation web site