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Old 11-15-2010, 08:37 AM
 
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Agree with Bideshi -- Condit is scum, but he did not kill Levy or have her killed.

Here's the thing: most criminals just aren't that smart, or loyal, for that matter. A murder for hire is a professional transaction, and should the perpetrator be caught, he WILL TALK -- about who hired him, why, how much $ he was paid, etc. -- in order to get a reduced sentence.

Had the killer actually been hired by Condit, he would have talked and implicated him by now. The fact that he has not underscores that this was a terrible, horrific, random act of evil violence.

The DNA thing is curious, though. It may be the defense is trying to prove that the killer did not rape her -- which may spare him from the death penalty?
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Old 11-15-2010, 09:30 AM
 
Location: Orlando, Florida
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He had a physical relationship with her but he didn't kill her. She ran into a random thrill killer in the park.
I agree.

I'm always surprised at these political wives who over-look stuff. If my husband did that to me...I would call the news press myself. There wouldn't be a any patting him on the head and calling it a mistake. His career would be over and all his assets would be mine.
Could be why I'm single.
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Old 11-15-2010, 09:52 AM
 
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I agree.

I'm always surprised at these political wives who over-look stuff. If my husband did that to me...I would call the news press myself. There wouldn't be a any patting him on the head and calling it a mistake. His career would be over and all his assets would be mine.
Could be why I'm single.
I think a lot of those marriages were already shams and they had an agreement or something. Additionally, some of the wives are completely tied into the political life and if she hurts her hubby politically she faces ostracization by their social group.

ie) If a wife throws a public fit and exposes the hubby for sordid acts and he loses his senate seat to "the other party" that's tantamount to treason in the politically crazy group they likely run with.

I'd be curious just *what* some of those people would do if it meant their party would have an extra senate seat. I'm sure overlooking an affair would be minor relative to what they'd commit to doing.
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Old 11-15-2010, 01:42 PM
 
Location: Land of Free Johnson-Weld-2016
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I think a lot of those marriages were already shams and they had an agreement or something. Additionally, some of the wives are completely tied into the political life and if she hurts her hubby politically she faces ostracization by their social group.

ie) If a wife throws a public fit and exposes the hubby for sordid acts and he loses his senate seat to "the other party" that's tantamount to treason in the politically crazy group they likely run with.

I'd be curious just *what* some of those people would do if it meant their party would have an extra senate seat. I'm sure overlooking an affair would be minor relative to what they'd commit to doing.
I totally agree. I think these women are not interested in the husband, but losing their "high profile" husband and all of the dinners, fun girlfriends and other perks would be terrible. Some women would rather be married to a creep for life than be single for two seconds. Sadly, he apparently was not using "protection" as he cheated on his wife...

If the wife doesn't care about his cheating, who am I to care? But you'd think he'd try not to transmit any diseases to her, unless they'd already ended their physical relationship.
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Old 11-15-2010, 02:41 PM
 
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I totally agree. I think these women are not interested in the husband, but losing their "high profile" husband and all of the dinners, fun girlfriends and other perks would be terrible. Some women would rather be married to a creep for life than be single for two seconds. Sadly, he apparently was not using "protection" as he cheated on his wife...

If the wife doesn't care about his cheating, who am I to care? But you'd think he'd try not to transmit any diseases to her, unless they'd already ended their physical relationship.
Yeah, that was the worst part of the Tiger Woods debacle....that he potentially exposed his wife and mother to his children to god-knows-what.

One other factor is that even though he cheated....if you go scorched earth and manage to actually ruin the guys reputation....how is he going to pay child support \ alimony? Revenge is nice but so is eating.
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Old 11-15-2010, 11:06 PM
 
Location: Temporarily, in Limerick
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Agree with Bideshi -- Condit is scum, but he did not kill Levy or have her killed.
Sure, could be. We'll never really know. I was only reporting what the criminal profiler thought. I can hear 10 different scenarios & they all make sense... I'd be a horrible juror.

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Had the killer actually been hired by Condit, he would have talked and implicated him by now. The fact that he has not underscores that this was a terrible, horrific, random act of evil violence.
Yes, if you're assuming the guy they caught is the one who killed her. Perhaps he's not. That was the point the profiler was making, that he did kill others & so that law enforcement could close the case, why not pin 1 more on him or have him willingly accept responsibility to avoid the death penalty.

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The DNA thing is curious, though. It may be the defense is trying to prove that the killer did not rape her -- which may spare him from the death penalty?
Good point. I was wondering, has anyone brought up the possibility that perhaps she was pregnant or going to claim she was, giving her/Condit's lack of protection & wanted to meet Condit in a secluded place to assert her desire that he leave his wife and/or financially set her up & take care of her? Didn't she research a nearby place in the park prior to being found there a year later? It was found on her computer. Perhaps there was a tussle & her death was accidental... another theory, but it is possible.

Another sad part is remember the video of her aunt at a family gathering teasing her about her "senator" or some similar verbiage? It seems at least part of her family was aware of her daliance with a married man. Sad they didn't put in the effort to set her straight, not that I'm the moral police, but don't these situations often lead to trouble of some sort... she got the worst of it, that's for certain.
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Old 11-16-2010, 07:24 PM
 
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The scenario where condit orchestrated a careful cover-up murder....and then left DNA on her underwear is puzzling. It smacks of trying to shoehorn a predisposition onto the facts.

If DNA wasn't found (and we already knew he'd had relations with her) then we'd likely hear about the *coverup* and how the DNA was removed.

Seriously folks, if they found my gf like that they'd most definitely find dna evidence. Really, if you present that sort of *shocking* evidence to a jury most of them will look at you like you just sprouted a horn and sang the national anthem in a bikini.
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Old 11-17-2010, 12:04 AM
 
Location: Ohio
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He had a physical relationship with her but he didn't kill her. She ran into a random thrill killer in the park.
Not quite. The last activity on her laptop was a map of Klingle Mansion in Rock Park. She was going there to meet someone.
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Old 11-18-2010, 10:26 AM
 
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Of course Condit's DNA is in her undies. They were having an affair, right? If it were found on her clothes at the crime scene, that might catch my attention more.
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