Intern A new effort is underway to help find missing intern Chandra Levy. Dozens of friends and family walked the streets of downtown Modesto last night, distributing flyers with Levy's picture. The volunteers wore yellow ribbons as they left flyers in businesses and on parked cars. It's just the latest in a well-orchestrated effort to keep the disappearance of Chandra Levy in the public eye. The volunteers still hope there is someone who can help with information about her disappearance.
Police have no new leads in the case.
Levy graduated from Grace Davis High in 1995, then went on to attend the University of Southern California. She was working to earn her master's degree in public administration and finishing up an internship at the Bureau of Prisons when she disappeared from her home in Washington on April 30. Police searched the area around her home but have found no clues. Levy's parents are back on the East Coast trying to maintain a high profile for their daughter's case. Last month, the couple spent a week in Washington talking to police, the FBI and politicians.