Port St. Lucie News Ft. Police say they will release a list of Web sites Chandra Levy searched just before disappearing. The hope is if she followed up by going to one the places she looked at on the Internet someone might have seen her. Investigators believe Levy used her laptop computer for several hours May 1, Executive Assistant Police Chief Terrance Gainer said Tuesday. She searched Web sites for restaurants, newspapers in California and Washington, trains, airlines, government agencies and congressional committees, he said.
Police acknowledge they have no solid clues in the case.
They intensified their search this week, sending scores of officers and cadets into Washington parks to look for any sign of her. Meantime, Rep. Gary Condit returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday. The California Democrat, who had not been seen publicly since his lawyer disclosed Friday that Condit had taken a lie detector test, asked several questions at an Agriculture Committee hearing. Condit had little to say to the swarm of reporters who waited outside the committee room in a House office building, then followed him across Independence Avenue to the Capitol. He ignored questions about the Levy case and his political future.