A Washington jury on Monday found a violent felon guilty in the 2001 murder of Chandra Levy, a former intern who had been romantically linked with the California congressman Gary A. Condit, bringing to a conclusion one of the most sensational unsolved crimes of the last decade.
Ingmar Guandique, 29, was convicted of first-degree murder after nearly four days of jury deliberations.
Mr. Guandique, an immigrant from El Salvador, is already in prison, serving a 10-year sentence for assaults on two other women in Rock Creek Park, near where Ms. Levy’s remains were found more than a year after she was reported missing. Ms. Levy, 24, had been jogging in the park on May 1, 2001 when she disappeared.
3 comments:
Hey James, did you remove your H.G. Wells quote???
James, why the hell does this matter to any so called "Canadian"?
Start covering crime in Canada Mr Morton.
"Mr. Guandique, an immigrant from El Salvador,"
I would like to note that this scumbag was an "ILLEGAL ALIEN", not an immigrant.
Big difference.
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