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Bonus: Megyn Kelly's MK Confidential | The Missing Intern & the Congressman · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Hey everyone, Megan Kelly here. We've got a new show
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  Speaker 1: for you at It's called MK Confidential. This summer, we
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  Speaker 1: will be examining America's most notorious crimes, the cases you
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  Speaker 1: thought you knew, overlooked evidence, the questions that get to
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  Speaker 1: the truth. Find the rest of this series an all
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  Speaker 1: MK Confidential content by searching for The Megan Kelly Show
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  Speaker 1: wherever you listen to podcasts. Here's episode one. It is
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  Speaker 1: a beautiful late summer morning in September two thousand and one,
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  Speaker 1: and the biggest missing person story in America is about
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  Speaker 1: to have its biggest day.
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  Speaker 2: Important new questions in the case of Chandra Levy.
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  Speaker 1: Missing intern Chondra Levy's the twenty four year old woman
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  Speaker 1: disappeared without a trace.
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  Speaker 3: Will Chandra Levy ever be found?
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  Speaker 1: It has been the story all summer, a young woman
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  Speaker 1: who vanished in the nation's capital and the married congressman
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  Speaker 1: whose name keeps turning up alongside hers. It has run
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  Speaker 1: at the top of the newscasts and across the front
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  Speaker 1: pages of new newspapers for months.
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  Speaker 3: DC police detectives and FBI agents out tonight looking for
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  Speaker 3: more clues in this most unusual missing person's case.
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  Speaker 1: And this is the morning it comes to a head.
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  Speaker 1: Across the country. At this moment, in California, Bob and
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  Speaker 1: Susan Levy are packing for a flight to Chicago, where
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  Speaker 1: they are booked to tell their daughter's story on OPRAH,
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  Speaker 1: and then they will fly to New York for the
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  Speaker 1: Today Show. The congressman's son, Chad Conditate, is preparing to
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  Speaker 1: defend his father on the view in New York City.
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  Speaker 1: For four months, the country has asked two questions NonStop
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  Speaker 1: about a twenty four year old intern named Chandra Levy,
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  Speaker 1: Where is she and was a sitting Congressman Gary Conditt
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  Speaker 1: involved in her disappearance.
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  Speaker 4: The parallels with the Crinson affair about striking and obvious,
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  Speaker 4: although this time because of Chandra's disappearance much more serious.
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  Speaker 4: The police investigation is until Chandra has found either dead
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  Speaker 4: or alive. Until then, this country remains in the grip
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  Speaker 4: of speculation.
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  Speaker 1: Today, on live television, both sides are set to make
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  Speaker 1: their case. At eight forty six am Eastern time, American
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  Speaker 1: Airlines Flight eleven hits the North Tower of the World
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  Speaker 1: Trade Center. Yes, it's September eleventh.
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  Speaker 5: This just in you were looking at obviously a very
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  Speaker 5: disturbing live shot there. That is the World Trade Center.
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  Speaker 5: And we have unconfirmed reports this morning that a plane
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  Speaker 5: has crashed into one of the towers. There is a
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  Speaker 5: major incident in Lower Manhattan. We just got a report
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  Speaker 5: in that there's been some sort of explosion at the
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  Speaker 5: World Trade Center in New York City.
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  Speaker 1: The interviews never happen. Within minutes, the satellite trucks that
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  Speaker 1: have been camped outside the Levi's home all summer start
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  Speaker 1: their engines and pull away, and by the end of
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  Speaker 1: the day, the story that consumed America is gone vanished.
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  Speaker 1: But what happened to Chandra. I'm Megan Kelly, and this
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  Speaker 1: is MK Confidential that September morning was more than four
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  Speaker 1: months in the making. To understand it, we must go
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  Speaker 1: back to Chondra Levi's final months in Washington. At twenty four,
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  Speaker 1: Chondra Levy is nearly finished with what she came to Washington,
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  Speaker 1: d c.
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  Speaker 6: To do.
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  Speaker 1: The five foot four, one hundred and ten pound brunette
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  Speaker 1: grew up in Modesto, California, in farm country with a
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  Speaker 1: ranch house and a pool out back where her mother
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  Speaker 1: kept horses. Her father, Bob, is an oncologist known for
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  Speaker 1: taking difficult cases, enough so that some patients call him
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  Speaker 1: Last Chance Bob. Her mother, Susan, is an artist, a painter,
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  Speaker 1: and quick with a big laugh.
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  Speaker 3: She was shy. She really liked being at home.
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  Speaker 1: Chondra is their first child and her father's princess. He
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  Speaker 1: has called her Ladybug since she was a little girl.
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  Speaker 1: At summer camp.
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  Speaker 6: That's really aheads Johnny.
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  Speaker 3: We were on trips.
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  Speaker 2: Sometimes you just walk away from us.
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  Speaker 3: Because she didn't want to be associated with her parents
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  Speaker 3: and kid brother.
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  Speaker 1: She keeps four birds and names them Franny, Zoe, Christmas,
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  Speaker 1: and Hanukkah. She becomes a vegetarian at age fourteen, and
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  Speaker 1: what she wants most of all is a badge. In
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  Speaker 1: high school, Chandra joins the Police Explorers, the program for
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  Speaker 1: teenagers who think they might want to work in law enforcement.
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  Speaker 1: Chandra's mother later recalled that early taste of police work
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  Speaker 1: in a documentary for Investigation Discovery.
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  Speaker 3: In high school, she actually got to work in the
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  Speaker 3: police department and she did parking tickets. She was very
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  Speaker 3: proud of the job and she was good at it.
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  Speaker 2: You sound like you're very content with the program for
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  Speaker 2: every Oh yeah.
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  Speaker 1: Chandra studies criminal justice at San Francisco State and goes
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  Speaker 1: on to pursue a master's at USC. She wants a
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  Speaker 1: job with the FBI, maybe the CIA. Despite her ambition,
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  Speaker 1: she stays close to her family.
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  Speaker 3: Favorite memories when we travel, because that's when we were
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  Speaker 3: closest as a family. When we would drive from San
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  Speaker 3: Francisco back, they would say the whole Star War trilogy
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  Speaker 3: by heart, the dialogue of all three movies.
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  Speaker 1: In the fall of two thousand, Chondra takes an internship
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  Speaker 1: in Washington, d c. At the Federal Bureau of Prisons,
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  Speaker 1: working in its public affairs office. It is not glamorous,
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  Speaker 1: but it is a first step toward the federal career
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  Speaker 1: Chandra wants. She sublets a studio apartment in DuPont Circle,
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  Speaker 1: a neighborhood of row houses and coffee shops northwest of downtown.
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  Speaker 1: She's a long way from modesto in Washington. Her life
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  Speaker 1: is quiet and repetitive, metro to the Bureau, the gym afterward,
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  Speaker 1: then home. She knows few people, and the person she
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  Speaker 1: speaks with most is her mother. By the last week
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  Speaker 1: of April two thousand and one, Chandra has been working
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  Speaker 1: in Washington for eight months and her internship is ending.
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  Speaker 1: Chandra is preparing to leave Washington. She cancels her health
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  Speaker 1: club membership and keeps the receipt. She emails her landlord
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  Speaker 1: about the lease. She starts to pack up her belongings.
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  Speaker 1: The plan is to fly home, graduate from USC and
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  Speaker 1: begin applying for the federal career she has wanted since
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  Speaker 1: high school. On Sunday, April twenty ninth, Chandra leaves a
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  Speaker 1: message for her aunt, Linda Zamski, back in California. The
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  Speaker 1: internship is over. She says she will pack up over
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  Speaker 1: the next week or so and head home for a while.
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  Speaker 1: It's a routine message about a plan everyone expects her
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  Speaker 1: to complete. It is one of the last times anyone
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  Speaker 1: hears Chandra's voice. The next day, April thirtieth, she works
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  Speaker 1: out at the Washington Sports Club. The people at that
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  Speaker 1: gym appear to be the last ones to have seen
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  Speaker 1: Chandra alone.
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  Speaker 2: She was very upbeat and looking forward to going home.
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  Speaker 1: The morning of Tuesday, May one, two thousand and one,
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  Speaker 1: is the last ordinary day of Chandra Levy's life. She
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  Speaker 1: sits down her laptop set up on a makeshift desk
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  Speaker 1: in a hallway nook of her apartment. Investigators will later
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  Speaker 1: rebuild the morning, almost minute by minute. She signs on
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  Speaker 1: at ten twenty seven am and moves from site to
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  Speaker 1: site the Drudge Report, National Geographic, Amtrak, Southwest Airlines. At
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  Speaker 1: ten forty five am, she emails her mother a list
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  Speaker 1: of Southwest fairs for the trip home. Six days out,
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  Speaker 1: she is still pricing the flight. At eleven twenty six
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  Speaker 1: she hits the Washington Post weather page. It calls for
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  Speaker 1: fair skies and temperatures near eighty. At eleven thirty three,
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  Speaker 1: she opens a Washington Post guide to Rock Creek Park.
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  Speaker 1: A minute later, she clicks a map of the park's
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  Speaker 1: hiking trails. At twelve twenty four pm, she logs off.
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  Speaker 1: That is the last confirmed trace of Chandra Levy. She
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  Speaker 1: makes no more calls, she sends no more emails, she
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  Speaker 1: uses no credit card. On an ordinary Tuesday afternoon, she
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  Speaker 1: closes her laptop in her own apartment and seemingly steps
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  Speaker 1: off the face of the earth. No one who knew
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  Speaker 1: her ever hears from her again. The last place online
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  Speaker 1: Chandra looked up in those final minutes at her laptop
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  Speaker 1: was Rock Creek Park. And to understand the rest of
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  Speaker 1: this story, you have to know the geography of this place.
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  Speaker 1: This is not a manicured city park or a narrow
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  Speaker 1: strip of green, lush grass. It is one thousand, seven
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  Speaker 1: hundred and fifty four acres of real forest running straight
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  Speaker 1: up the middle of Washington, d C. It is more
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  Speaker 1: than twice the size of Central Park in New York
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  Speaker 1: and one of the oldest natural urban parks in the country,
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  Speaker 1: reaching from the edge of downtown d C right up
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  Speaker 1: to the Maryland state line. It has bridle paths and
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  Speaker 1: a horse stable, picnic groves along the creek, and tucked
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  Speaker 1: into the trees, the only planetarium in the National Park System.
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  Speaker 1: It also has long, steep, wooded ravines, places where the
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  Speaker 1: trees close over the trails and the city seems a
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  Speaker 1: world away. Rock Creek Park has heavily used running paths,
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  Speaker 1: and women do run there alone, but it also has
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  Speaker 1: isolated wooded trails where a runner can quickly find herself
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  Speaker 1: out of sight and entirely alone. Chandra's family and friends
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  Speaker 1: say she was not a jogger and did not like
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  Speaker 1: going into the park alone. Her apartment is about two
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  Speaker 1: miles away. Whether that trail map meant she planned a
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  Speaker 1: walk in the park that afternoon or meant nothing at
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  Speaker 1: all will become one of the central questions of this case.
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  Speaker 1: Two eight hundred miles away in Modesto, the day's pass
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  Speaker 1: and her parents cannot reach Chandra. Chandra calls home. She
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  Speaker 1: always calls home, always, Now the phone rings through to
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  Speaker 1: her voicemail again and again.
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  Speaker 3: We call her up, and she didn't have her phone
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  Speaker 3: at a message machine. I kept calling, calling, and she'd
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  Speaker 3: never answered it, and I got.
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  Speaker 6: Worried about it.
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  Speaker 3: He got very upset, and he felt some who was wrong.
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  Speaker 1: Susan is normally the free spirit of the family. By
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  Speaker 1: the second week of silence, she has gone quiet. Back
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  Speaker 1: in the Levy Ranch home, the phone becomes the center
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  Speaker 1: of everything. Every time it rings, they hope it's Chandra.
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  Speaker 1: The messages the Levies leave on their daughter's machine grow
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  Speaker 1: more blunt and more desperate as each day passes. Damn it, Chandra,
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  Speaker 1: Bob says in one of them, call me. Bob starts
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  Speaker 1: calling everywhere he can think of. He calls the Bureau
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  Speaker 1: of Prisons, where she interned. He calls the FBI, calls
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  Speaker 1: Washington hospitals one after another, asking whether a young woman
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  Speaker 1: matching his daughter's description has come in as an accident victim.
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  Speaker 1: Every call comes back the same, nothing, no trace. The
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  Speaker 1: plan was for Schondra to be home by now days
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  Speaker 1: from graduating. To her family, that silence is not like
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  Speaker 1: Chondra at all. She's careful and responsible, the kind of
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  Speaker 1: daughter who checks in. She would not skip the ceremony
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  Speaker 1: for the master's degree that she crossed the country to earn.
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  Speaker 3: Is she not honors? She was top in her class.
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  Speaker 3: That would be exciting for her. It's not like her
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  Speaker 3: to not to call or be in touch.
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  Speaker 4: Maybe she ran off, had a schizophrenic episode, or something
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  Speaker 4: like that. I'll think of all those things.
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  Speaker 2: That's a reason why she didn't turn out.
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  Speaker 1: On May sixth, Bob Levy calls the police in Washington
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  Speaker 1: and reports his daughter missing. Ronald Monroe was an assistant
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  Speaker 1: chief with the DC Police the.
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  Speaker 6: Time that Sean Bralievy was reported is missing. The number
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  Speaker 6: of missing persons in the district probably seeded two hundred
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  Speaker 6: to three hundred a month. When the parents called, we
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  Speaker 6: sent an officer to just check on the welfare of
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  Speaker 6: the person.
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  Speaker 1: A police officer goes to her DuPont Circle apartment for
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  Speaker 1: a welfare check. The door is locked. There's no sign
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  Speaker 1: of a break in no sign of a struggle, nothing
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  Speaker 1: violent at all. The building's manager unlocks the door and
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  Speaker 1: the officer steps inside. The place looks like someone stopped
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  Speaker 1: packing in the middle of a move. Suitcases half packed,
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  Speaker 1: clothes still hanging in the closet, dishes in the sink,
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  Speaker 1: a William's Sonoma bag on the kitchen counter with a
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  Speaker 1: load of dirty laundry inside it, jeans and socks. Her
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  Speaker 1: jewelry is still out, earrings and an ankle bracelet, and
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  Speaker 1: a necklace with a pendant on the answering machine. Twenty
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  Speaker 1: five messages, most from her parents. And then there is
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  Speaker 1: the most telling sign of all, her purse. Inside that
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  Speaker 1: her wallet, her credit cards, her driver's license, and thirty
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  Speaker 1: one dollars and fifty cents. Her cell phone left on
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  Speaker 1: the table, her blue Sony laptop still open on the
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  Speaker 1: desk in the hall. What twenty four year old leaves
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  Speaker 1: home without any of it for weeks at a time,
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  Speaker 1: Nor does any of this seem like Chandra. What troubles
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  Speaker 1: the detective's most is not what is missing from the apartment,
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  Speaker 1: It is what still remains.
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  Speaker 2: She has no history of this, and based on the
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  Speaker 2: fact that we went to her apartment to check on
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  Speaker 2: her welfare. We found all her identification in their driver's license,
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  Speaker 2: credit cards, checkbook, jewelry, cell phones, anything that a normal
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  Speaker 2: person would take out with them when they go out
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  Speaker 2: on the street. All that was in the apartments.
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  Speaker 1: Brad Garrett, a veteran FBI agent who works the Chandra
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  Speaker 1: Levy case.
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  Speaker 7: Her driver's license, her credit cards, her cell phone, and
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  Speaker 7: her cell phone were still in the apartment. That's baffling
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  Speaker 7: to me and others, because the whole idea is when
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  Speaker 7: you're going to leave, you're at least going to take
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  Speaker 7: an id. There are only two things missing, her keys
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  Speaker 7: and a ring.
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  Speaker 1: Her keys and a gold pinky ring with her initials
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  Speaker 1: cl that her parents had designed and given her. Wherever
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  Speaker 1: Chondra went that afternoon, she went with almost nothing. The
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  Speaker 1: apartment does not tell detectives whether she left voluntarily or
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  Speaker 1: something happened to her. Detective Jim Trenham spent years working
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  Speaker 1: homicides in Washington.
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  Speaker 3: Did she just drop off the face of the earth voluntarily?
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  Speaker 6: Is she missing under suspicious circumstances but still alive? Could
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  Speaker 6: she have been the victim of foul play? All of
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  Speaker 6: these are possibilities that you have to explore in.
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  Speaker 1: The nation's capital. Chondra is one missing name among a
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  Speaker 1: few hundred that month in Modesto. She is the only
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  Speaker 1: one place.
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  Speaker 3: Went to a room and found everything in the area.
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  Speaker 3: Nothing find her anywhere.
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  Speaker 6: We searched the area immediately around her DuPont Circle apartment.
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  Speaker 6: We searched the alleys, the dumpsters, hoping we would find
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  Speaker 6: something that was connected to her. We expanded the search
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  Speaker 6: through Vakan properties in the city.
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  Speaker 1: Most of the missing cases in DC, by the police
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  Speaker 1: Department's own count, are teenagers who run away on their
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  Speaker 1: own and are back within a few days or weeks.
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  Speaker 1: Many of those kids are from the neighborhoods east of
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  Speaker 1: Rock Creek Park and across the Anacostia, where much of
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  Speaker 1: the city's violence plays out in the streets. Chandra is
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  Speaker 1: none of that. A twenty four year old woman who
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  Speaker 1: calls home like clockwork, gone without a trace from a
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  Speaker 1: quiet block in northwest d C. In the days after
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  Speaker 1: her parents report Chondra missing, they stop waiting for answers
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  Speaker 1: and begin searching for clues themselves. They already pay their
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  Speaker 1: daughter's cell phone bills every month, so they open the
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  Speaker 1: latest bills and read them line by line, looking for
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  Speaker 1: any one she might be with. Most of the numbers
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  Speaker 1: are ones they would expect. A few Washington numbers repeat
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  Speaker 1: ones they do not recognize. Susan Levy starts dialing them.
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  Speaker 1: The first rings through to an answering machine playing soft
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  Speaker 1: background music and no name or voice recording. She dials
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  Speaker 1: the next. This one is not a friend, or a
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  Speaker 1: boyfriend or a landlord. A recording tells her she has
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  Speaker 1: reached the office of Democrat Congressman Gary Conditt. Susan recognizes
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  Speaker 1: the name immediately.
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  Speaker 3: I saw this number that was being called many, many,
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  Speaker 3: many times. I decided to call that number, and it
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  Speaker 3: turned out to read Gary.
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  Speaker 1: Gary Conditt is the Levi's own modesto congressman, fifty three
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  Speaker 1: years old, married more than thirty years, one of the
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  Speaker 1: most recognizable politicians in their part of California.
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  Speaker 3: Gentlemen from California is recognized for two minutes.
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  Speaker 7: It is a tremendous cause to the committee and to
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  Speaker 7: the taxpayers of this country.
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  Speaker 5: And they're confused why we can't work together.
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  Speaker 1: And his number is one that keeps turning up on
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  Speaker 1: their daughter's phone bills. Bob Levy decides to call him directly,
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  Speaker 1: the family finds a home number and Condit answers. Bob's
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  Speaker 1: voice shakes, he can barely get the words out. He
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  Speaker 1: tells the congressman that he is Schondra Levy's father, that
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  Speaker 1: his daughter is an intern in Washington, d C. That
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  Speaker 1: his number is all over her phone bills, and that
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  Speaker 1: she is missing. Can he help? By the family's account,
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  Speaker 1: Condit is pleasant, but offers nothing. He says he knows Chondra,
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  Speaker 1: that she's a lovely person, and that he has no
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  Speaker 1: idea where she is. The Levi's do not believe him.
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  Speaker 1: They tell the DC police about the congressman and about
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  Speaker 1: the calls. By now, the police have taken shot things,
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  Speaker 1: including her answering machine. Among the messages are two from
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  Speaker 1: a man on May third, days after she was last
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  Speaker 1: heard from, before Chandra had been reported to police. He
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  Speaker 1: never gives his name.
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  Speaker 3: Tleven forty five. Sorry, I've been fight up bill lots
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  Speaker 3: today's so give me a Paul, give me the londown
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  Speaker 3: On kind of what the schedule is?
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  Speaker 1: Thanks you Lucky Ford for me today.
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  Speaker 6: Big story.
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  Speaker 3: I haven't heard from it anyway, Give me a popcor.
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  Speaker 1: The voice belongs to Gary Condit. The congressman who had
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  Speaker 1: just played down how well he knew Schondra to her father,
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  Speaker 1: Bob Levy. Ronald Monroe was an assistant chief of DC
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  Speaker 1: Police at the time.
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  Speaker 6: It was a little bit unusual to us. He had
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  Speaker 6: indicated he barely knew her, he just knew her, and passed.
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  Speaker 1: Two messages in his own voice, left days after she vanished,
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  Speaker 1: asking Chandra Levy for her schedule and a callback. It
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  Speaker 1: is the first clear contradiction in the case.
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  Speaker 3: I kind of felt maybe he might be covering his checks.
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  Speaker 3: He just seemed to be concerned about himself.
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  Speaker 1: In the first week of May two thousand and one.
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  Speaker 1: This is still officially a missing person's case. A young
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  Speaker 1: woman who closed her laptop, left her wallet on the
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  Speaker 1: table and did not come home. There is no body,
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  Speaker 1: there is no crime scene. There's no witness, no ransom note,
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  Speaker 1: no proof that anything criminal has happened at all. But
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  Speaker 1: her parents have found a curious connection. Their own congressman's
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