Helenjw
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posted on May 26, 2002 07:46:57 AM new
Nycyn LOL!
Some people here are a bad influence on me.
Ha Ha Ha!
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Helenjw
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posted on May 26, 2002 08:06:50 AM new
The list is becoming long. HaHaHa
In alphabetical order....stockticker, stusi, twinsoft, and a few others who are under serious consideration. 
ROTFLOL!!!
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nycyn
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posted on May 26, 2002 08:24:59 AM new
SheDevil:
Well that leaves four.
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Helenjw
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posted on May 26, 2002 08:30:02 AM new
I reluctantly left one off the list because the poor woman just can't help herself. She was born with her foot in her mouth. LOLOL!
and a thorn.
[ edited by Helenjw on May 26, 2002 08:33 AM ]
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stusi
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posted on May 28, 2002 08:48:46 AM new
It is being reported that the cause of death is officially"undetermined" but that it was a homicide.
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hepburn101
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posted on May 28, 2002 10:24:25 AM new
I feel bad for her parents.
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stusi
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posted on May 28, 2002 10:33:40 AM new
Everyone is hoping for a break in the case. The memorial service is today and the remains are supposed to be sent to the family for burial. I keep thinking about the Ramsey child.
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clarksville
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posted on May 28, 2002 11:10:28 AM new
Fox news is reporting that there is no evidencen either way that she was killed at the park OR if the body was brought to the park after being killed.
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stusi
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posted on May 28, 2002 12:03:06 PM new
Does anyone know if the park has vehicle traffic anywhere near the area where the body was found? If so she may have been dumped there, if not it is very unlikely!
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clarksville
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posted on May 28, 2002 12:09:02 PM new
stusi is your definition of "vehicle" being a car, truck, pickup etc? What about a golf car? or other similar vehicle that can be used on paths. Any vehicle used can leave some evidence.
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clarksville
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posted on May 28, 2002 12:12:07 PM new
stusi, you are Jewish, right? I was wondering if you could educate this ignorant person about the "cap" that Jewish men use for covering. About an hour ago on Fox there was a "home movie" with Chandra. She and another woman who looked like a sister, were wearing the "caps." I thought only men wore them. TIA for the education
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stusi
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posted on May 28, 2002 12:21:59 PM new
clarksville- it would be very unlikely that a golf cart would be used to transport a body. It would have to be a vehicle with a trunk or enclosed flatbed. Regarding your other question- I have never heard of a woman wearing a yarmulke. They sometimes wear a piece of lace or a regular hat to services.
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clarksville
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posted on May 28, 2002 12:35:33 PM new
thanks stusi. I will look closer the next time.
As for using a golf car or similar vehicle shouldn't be ruled out. It is possible that the body could have been transported without people "noticing." Does the park use similar vehicles for their maintenance/landscaping? One could either use the crew's vehicle or disguise a vehicle so that people thought it was a maintence/landscaping crew.
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stusi
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posted on May 29, 2002 07:43:59 PM new
Apparently a ring from her mother that she always wore was not found at the site. A very accurate sketch done by the jeweler is being shown in the media. Maybe someone will recognize it.
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stusi
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posted on June 7, 2002 07:22:22 AM new
Private investigators hired by the Levy's have found a shin bone about 50 feet from where her remains were found. Why the D.C. police failed to find it is now being investigated. Another incident of a law enforcement blunder in a case of national prominence.
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Linda_K
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posted on June 7, 2002 07:39:42 AM new
It's fortunate the Levy's have the $$ to hire their own investigator. Now that this 'oversight' by the DC police has been found it makes me think maybe they might have missed Chandra's ring too.
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Helenjw
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posted on June 7, 2002 08:00:18 AM new
"It's fortunate the Levy's have the $$ to hire their own investigator. Now that this 'oversight' by the DC police has been found it makes me think maybe they might have missed Chandra's ring too.
It's unfortunate that it's necessary to hire an investigator to examine what has been investigated not just once but twice by the DC police. It makes you wonder how overwhelming the incompetence can possibly be.
Just think of the number of innocent people who have been executed due to police investigative incompetence.
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Helenjw
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posted on June 7, 2002 08:02:29 AM new
And these poor people don't have the "$$" as you indicate.
Helen
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Linda_K
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posted on June 7, 2002 08:10:33 AM new
Helen - That's what I was implying.
It's unfortunate that it's necessary to hire an investigator to examine what has been investigated not just once but twice by the DC police.
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Helenjw
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posted on June 7, 2002 08:14:55 AM new
Right, Linda_K
You implied it. I made it perfectly clear.
I didn't intend criticism of your post.
Helen
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kraftdinner
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posted on June 7, 2002 11:11:13 AM new
Here's a discussion forum that's only about this case.
http://www.whereschandra.com/phpBB/index.php
[ edited by kraftdinner on Jun 7, 2002 11:11 AM ]
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clarksville
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posted on June 7, 2002 12:50:41 PM new
A shinbone and wire found. So far they aren't sure if the items are connected with Levy.
The wire could have been used by a park maintenance person to kill her or the killer could have take a wire from a tree or the wire is not connected with Levy. That is if she was killed.
[i]The two investigators, who are working for Levy's parents, found the items Thursday afternoon in their examination of the steep hillside where much of Levy's remains and clothing were found.
Billy Martin, lawyer for the Levy family, said it is "disturbing" that police didn't find the bone and the wire during the search.
Police are trying to determine if the wire was used to harm Levy, LoJacono said. The wire appeared to be the same kind used by the National Park Service to secure trees in the sprawling park, he said.
Police said they would search the site again to see if they could find other overlooked evidence. [/i]
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,54690,00.html
DUH
Can we say "keystone cops?"
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nycyn
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posted on June 7, 2002 04:35:42 PM new
Actually it was anthropologists/bone experts from the Smithsonian that were responsible for the recovery.
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