Former California congressman Gary Condit has been summoned by a grand jury investigating the disappearance last year of Sandra Levy, an young intern he had an affair with, The Washington Postsaid today.
Condit, who last month lost a primary race to run for reelection for his Democratic seat, will testify in early April along with members of his staff and Levy's friends and other witnesses, law enforcement sources told the daily.
In addition to Levy's disappearance, the grand jury will also probe allegations of obstruction of justice against Condit.
The sources said that after a thousand interviews and thousands of tips, investigators are still no closer to solving the mystery of 24 year old Levy's disappearance on April 30th, 2001.
"There have been no new leads, but still there's a lot of information that's being sorted through," Washington Police Chief Charles Ramsey was quoted as saying.
Condit, 53, has denied involvement in Levy's disappearance. Authorities have repeatedly stressed that he is not a suspect in the disappearance.
AFP
