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Killer Of Chandra Levy Sentenced To 60 Years
Chandra Levy's killer gets 60 years in prison as the most famous cold case in the last ten years is now closed. In November of 2010, Ingmar Guandique was convicted of the crime though previous Congressman Gary Condit was suspected at first because he and Levy were having an affair. Guandique, an illegal immigrant, had already been convicted of attacking women within the same area.
Sentence because of attacks served by Salvadoran illegal immigrant
Gary Condit is the Congressman numerous thought Levy was having an affair with then Chandra Levy disappeared in 2001 leading numerous to believe Condit did it. News of the affair cost Condit his post within the House of Representatives. Reuters explained that Rock Creek Park in Washington D.C. was where her remains were found in 2002 although numerous forgot about the case as there wasn’t much to investigate. However, a man who had been convicted of attacks on other women, Salvadoran illegal immigrant Ingmar Guandique, became a prime suspect. Levy went jogging within the Rock Creek Park area where Guandique had been assaulting women that jogged there which got him put in jail. This brought prosecutors to take a look at the case once again.
Sixty year sentence for Guandique
In Nov. 2010, Ingmar Guandique was convicted of murdering Levy after already serving time for previous assaults. The presiding judge sentenced him to 60 years in prison for murder, which is double the minimum but shy of the maximum penalty of life in prison, as outlined by the newest York Times. Life in prison wasn’t the sentence from Judge Gerald Fisher. This is because Guandique was “close to” but he didn’t “conclude that he’s the worst of all the worst.” “You are lower than a cockroach … (expletive) you,” is what Chandra Levy’s mom Susan said to Guandique. MSNBC reports this happened at the trial.
Judge says no to a new trial
Attorneys for Guandique requested that a new trial happen. Judge Fisher denied this though. In evidence, prosecuting attorneys talked about Guandique’s reason for leaving El Salvador. They said he attacked women there too. Defense attorneys argued that jurors had shared notes during a trial. The issue was minor, according to the judge. It wouldn’t affect the end result of the hearing.
Citations
New York Times
nytimes.com/2011/02/12/us/12levy.html
MSNBC
msnbc.msn.com/id/41529499/ns/us_news-crime_and_courts
Reuters
reuters.com/article/2011/02/11/us-levy-sentencing-idUSTRE71A58F20110211
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