That means they must have pretty definitive evidence that he’s innocent and/or someone else is guilty. And the fact they’re playing it so close to the vest suggests to me they have someone in mind…
Via Daily Mail:
The man convicted over the 2001 murder of Washington intern Chandra Levy will be released after prosecutors dropped the charges following ‘unforeseen development.’
The U.S. Attorney’s office said in a statement released Thursday that the office has moved to dismiss the case charging Ingmar Guandique with Levy’s 2001 murder.
According to the statement, prosecutors concluded they could not convict Guandique, who is originally from El Salvador, ‘based on recent unforeseen developments that were investigated over the past week.’ The statement does not elaborate.
Levy’s 2001 disappearance created a national sensation after the Modesto, California, native was romantically linked with then-Congressman Gary Condit.
Condit, 68, was considered a person of interest in Chandra’s disappearance and murder prior to Guandique’s conviction but never named as an official suspect by police.In May this year, counsel for Guandique indicated they would present evidence that would implicate Condit in Chandra Levy murder. Exactly where this now leaves Condit remains to be seen.