Ingmar Guandique, the man accused in the slaying of former federal intern Chandra Levy, threatened to kill a potential witness in the case, prosecutors said at a hearing Friday in D.C. Superior Court.
WASHINGTON — A Washington jury found Salvadoran immigrant Ingmar Guandique guilty Monday in the 2001 murder of intern Chandra Levy, whose disappearance transfixed the nation and brought down a ...
MAYUCAQUIN, El Salvador -- Ingmar Guandique left his family's mud house on the outskirts of this impoverished hamlet Jan. 13, 2000, with the clothes on his back and -- like thousands of Salvadorans ...
At 1:14 p.m., Mayor Adrian M. Fenty held a press conference at D.C. police headquarters to announce that an arrest warrant had been issued for illegal Salvadoran immigrant Ingmar Guandique in the May ...
An FBI forensic analyst mistakenly got some of her own DNA on evidence recovered from the site where Chandra Levy's body was found, attorneys said Friday during a hearing in D.C. Superior Court. The ...
Cold cases are often the most difficult for prosecutors to win. The nine-year-old case of who killed Chandra Levy provides an even more daunting challenge because of errors made by police early in the ...
Twelve women and four men were chosen to decide whether police and prosecutors have charged the right man in the slaying of Chandra Levy. On Friday, attorneys finalized the panel, clearing the way for ...
Scientific experts testified Wednesday at the Chandra Levy murder trial that there is no DNA or forensic evidence linking defendant Ingmar Guandique to the crime scene in Rock Creek Park where Levy's ...
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. Guandique, 29, will be sentenced in ...
The attorneys for Ingmar Guandique, the man authorities say killed former federal intern Chandra Levy, spent Monday attacking the government's star witness. In D.C. Superior Court, Guandique's ...
Prosecutors in the Chandra Levy homicide trial are seeking to have the results of two polygraph tests excluded from the upcoming trial. In a D. C. Superior Court filing this week, prosecutors ...
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