Ingmar Guandique Convicted Of First-degree Murder Of Former Intern Chandra Levy

Keith L. Alexander and Henri E. Cauvin, Washington Post
Tue, 11/23/2010 - 10:00am

Prosecutors overcame a lack of any scientific evidence to secure a conviction Monday of Ingmar Guandique in the killing of former federal intern Chandra Levy.

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