Intern’s Neighbors Not Talking to Police
Rep. Gary A. Condit signaled his willingness to be interviewed a fourth time by authorities investigating the disappearance of former federal intern Chandra Levy. Police expressed frustration with the silence of some of Levy’s neighbors.
“Far too many people, more than a handful” in the building have so far refused to answer questions, Executive Assistant Police Chief Terrance Gainer said. Police believe Levy’s neighbors could provide information about her movements and visitors on April 30 and May 1--when police believe Levy disappeared.
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