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Murder On A Horse Trail: The Disappearance of Chandra Levy

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This is a must read. Lots of thought provoking questions.
Everything you thought about what you knew on this case,
is very questionable at the very least. It definitely smells
of possible gov't corruption and cover-up. Who was pulling
the strings??????? MANY questions asked in this book that
begs for answers.

Kinda reminds me of Tom Capano and Anne Marie fahey in NJ.

For sure the WHOLE investigation stinks to high heavens.

it was a very well written and interesting book-the only problem I had with it was it was a little repetitive in places.I would highly recommend it

This is a book that has been highly overlooked. Read how a Stanislaus County Sheriff's Detective from Chandra Levy's home district, was sent to Washington, D.C., at the beginning of the missing persons investigation to help the investigation in any way, but was sent back home again by the D.C. Police
Department. Also the D.C. police asked Stanislaus County to not do any more investigating on the case.

A statement by Congressman Gary Condit early on in the
investigation said:

"'It is not appropriate for any of us to make any further public comments about the facts of this case or to speculate about a matter that is under police investigation." Condit, 53, six-term congressman, said in a prepared statement.

'All of us should focus our attention on getting her
home,' he said."

Was that a normal response to a missing persons case
where Amber Alerts are usually sent out, and the public is informed?

What went wrong in Washington? Read the book and decide if Stanislaus County should now be allowed into the investigation.