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So Judge Crater - please call home?
A woman in Souther Ohio still mourns for a daughter who disappeared in
1972; so many pictures on milk cartons and literature I receive i the
mail can anybody remember them all?
3,000 people missing yearly in Ohio and most never resurface???
And this ignorant stupid MSNBC get a equally illiterate Chief of Police
to say they may never find Chandra Levy?
Really - maybe someday they may never find Gary Condit if he does not
take the official lie detector test, for I say this - I would not want
to be in his shoes if this little girl is not found alive.
Saba
So here is Stupid Story of Year from MSNBC....
Chief says Levy may never be found
Police union officials say search for former intern diverts
investigators from unsolved homicide casesNBC's Andrea Mitchell reports
that Thursday police interviewed Levy's neighbors, including the last
person to see her alive.
[Last person to see alive? Really now if he was last person to see her
alive, he must be the murderer - like Gordon Novel saw Jim Garrison
enter David Ferrie's apartment and he was last person to see Ferrie
alive?
NBC NEWS AND WIRE REPORTS
WASHINGTON, July 20 — Washington police chief Charles Ramsey
acknowledged Friday that Chandra Levy might never be found, while
rejecting criticism that the prolonged search for the former government
intern is hurting the police department's murder investigations. Police
union officials said the allocation of police effort to the Levy case is
diverting police investigators from unsolved homicide cases, leading to
citizen complaints.
'We need investigators on unsolved homicides. People are
complaining in the community. They believe all of this is media-driven.'
— GREGORY GREEN
Washington police union official RAMSEY TOLD USA Today
that there is a "fairly significant" chance Levy will never be found.
"We have not found anything that points us in one
direction or another," he told the newspaper, noting that detectives
haven't turned up any evidence that she is alive or dead. "At this point
in any missing-persons investigation ... it's unusual not to even have
that path. That's not a good sign."
Police will be searching parks in Washington for a fifth
day Friday, looking for clues to Levy's disappearance.
DIVERTING INVESTIGATORS?
The Levy investigation was not hindering the police
force's other crime-solving work, Ramsey said.
"Crime goes on, and we've got to be able to walk and chew
gum at the same time," the chief said.
Police union officials said the Levy case is being driven
by national press attention, and other police work in the national
capital, especially homicide cases, suffers as a result.
"They are pulling homicide detectives away from their
districts," Gerald Neill, Fraternal Order of Police Labor Committee
president, said Thursday.
Gregory Green, the union's secretary, said officers are
hearing complaints from residents in the neighborhoods they patrol about
the search for Levy. "We need investigators on unsolved homicides,"
Green said. "People are complaining in the community. They believe all
of this is media-driven."
Ramsey said the search for Levy, a 24-year-old from
Modesto, Calif., is the most extensive missing person investigation ever
mounted by Washington police.
"We've had some high-profile missing persons cases, but
this one has gone on so long," Ramsey said.
Police have no idea what happened to Levy, who has not
been seen in 80 days. Her case has attracted attention because of her
relationship with Rep. Gary Condit, D- Calif. A police source has told
NBC News and other media organizations the congressman admitted having
had an affair with Levy.
HOUSE ETHICS INQUIRY
On Thursday, the House ethics committee said it would
defer an inquiry of Condit, requested by Rep. Bob Barr, R-Ga. Barr
alleged last week that Condit obstructed the police investigation of
Levy's disappearance.
Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., became the third Republican in
Congress to demand Condit's resignation, saying the Californian "has not
cooperated with authorities investigating this tragic case." Condit's
attorney has said that the congressman has cooperated fully.
Barr has called on Condit to quit and Senate Minority
Leader Trent Lott, R-Miss., said he should resign if it's shown he lied
about an affair.
The Capitol Hill newspaper Roll Call reported Thursday
that Condit has been telling his colleagues that he has no intention of
resigning. "Condit initiated a brief meeting Tuesday with Majority
Leader Dick Armey, R-Texas, who has been publicly critical of the
California Democrat, and declared that he is not leaving Capitol Hill,"
Roll Call reported.
Police do not consider Condit a suspect in Levy's
disappearance. He is one of more than 100 people police have
interviewed, police chief Ramsey said.
Ramsey has admitted problems with murder investigations
on his Washington Metropolitan Police force. A Washington Post
investigation revealed last year that the arrest rate for homicides in
the capital is far lower than in other large cities, files sometimes are
lost and some detectives are unqualified to investigate murders.
"It seems like long before Chandra Levy went missing
there were some issues around unsolved homicides," Ramsey said.
The union's criticism of police leadership came as the
FBI moved the Levy case to its Major Crime Squad, which handles
long-term investigations.
Meanwhile, the forensic report from Condit's apartment
shows no evidence of blood or other indications of a crime there,
sources told NBC News on Thursday.
The report's conclusions were disclosed by sources to NBC
News correspondents Andrea Mitchell and Pete Williams, who covers the
Justice Department.
The FBI performed the analysis of items tested during the
search last week. Condit issued the invitation weeks after Levy went
missing, but police said their tools would have picked up evidence that
long after a crime.
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