CONDIT'S SON BLOWS OPEN CHANDRA MURDER CASE

Bombshell confession is first break in decades

- 

THE heartbroken father of Chandra Levy - the promising federal intern brutally murdered in Washington, D.C., nearly 25 years ago - is calling for a new investigation after former U.S. Rep. Gary Condit, his daughter's married lover, was seemingly implicated in the crime by his very own son. In an exclusive interview with The National ENQUIRER, Robert Levy, 79, says he was blindsided last year when California State Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil filed a lawsuit against Condit's son, Chad, who had served as her chief of staff.

The legislator fired Chad in December 2023 after he allegedly threatened her and confessed to playing a role in Chandra's 2001 disappearance.

"[Chad] threatened [Alvarado-Gil] by warning her that he knew 'how to make people disappear' and indicating ... he was personally involved in the unsolved disappearance and murder of Chandra Levy," states the complaint from Nov. 12, 2024.

She also claims that 57-year-old Chad bragged that he and his uncle Darrell "Hop" Condit - who has a violent criminal record - had "a history of supporting one another," the court document states.

The filing charges that Alvarado-Gil "lived in constant fear" of Chad and his extended family because she understood them "to potentially be involved" in Chandra's tragic death.