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...media glare, flight attendant Anne Marie Smith was getting maximum exposure. She made the cable-network rounds and spent two days at FBI headquarters in Washington. Smith's story has grown increasingly sinister. Her lawyer, Jim Robinson, told Fox News that Smith had found "neckties tied together underneath [Condit's] bed, as if someone had been tied up," and that Smith had grown disturbed near the end of their relationship at some of Condit's "peculiar sexual fantasies." The lawyer didn't elaborate. On Friday night, on Larry King Live, Smith declared she had been attracted to Condit because...
...There is one accusation, however, that places Condit in immediate legal jeopardy. It is Smith's contention that his representatives tried to persuade her to sign a false affidavit that he and she were not involved in a relationship. Condit has not disputed her contention that they had an affair but denies he pressured...
...Whether or not he broke the law, Condit has hindered the investigation. That he first denied the affair - and that it took three interviews with police for him to admit his relationship with Levy - makes him look as if he were more concerned for his reputation than her life. Almost everything Condit did fueled suspicion that he wasn't being honest. On June 28, Condit's office gave ABC News a time line of his movements from April 28 to May 2, the five days surrounding Levy's disappearance. On May 1, the time line indicated, Condit was meeting with...
...Condit team hopes its surprise announcement Friday that the Congressman has taken a polygraph administered by expert Barry D. Colvert, formerly with the FBI, would soothe critics. Condit, said his lawyer, Abbe Lowell, had truthfully answered no to the only questions that mattered: Did he have anything to do with Levy's disappearance? Did he harm her or cause anyone else to? Does he know where she is? But neither police nor the Levys were satisfied. Assistant D.C. police chief Terrance Gainer dubbed the test "self-serving...
...Condit did comply with other requests. Shortly before dawn on Wednesday, he allowed police to search his apartment for more than three hours. Condit and Lowell were present as officers took folders and bags into an unmarked police vehicle; several items were sent to the FBI crime lab so that flecks of undetermined substances could be analyzed. Police with cadaver dogs also began searching nearby abandoned houses...