-Caveat Lector- [It might be interesting to check the phone records to see if Joyce Chang had called the "mysterious number" before her disappearance, or if Condit had called her. And, remember that "Noose Tightens..." article (excerpt below) as you're reading the following Bee article. The woman provided The Bee with two of the numbers that she said Condit gave her about five years ago; messages left at those numbers were not returned. --MS] Excerpt from "The Noose Tightens..." : "3) Which brings us to the case of Joyce Chang. You may recall that in May, when Chandra's disappearance first made the news, there were stories about Chang's disappearance from the same neighborhood two years ago. Her brother led a candle light vigil for his late sister, whose body was found months after her disappearance floating in the Potomac River. No one has ever been arrested in this case." http://www.modbee.com/metro/story/0,1113,281331,00.html "A 31-year-old woman, who grew up in the valley and formerly worked for two California congressional offices, told The Bee over the course of several interviews that she, too, had been given special phone numbers. This woman, speaking on condition of anonymity, recalled how Condit "continued to flirt with me and basically proposition me" over the course of several weeks." "He has this mysterious phone number that he gives out to all the girls," the woman said, speaking before Zamsky's and Smith's accounts became public. "When you call this number you just hear music playing and then a beep. That is when you are supposed to leave a message." Modesto Bee Wednesday Jul. 11, 2001 Authorities search Condit's home in D.C. By MICHAEL DOYLE BEE WASHINGTON BUREAU WASHINGTON -- Police following Chandra Levy's trail searched Gary Condit's condominium Tuesday and early today, and want him to undergo a lie-detector test and take a sample of his DNA. Investigators announced the three approaches Tuesday, while insisting that Condit is not a suspect in Levy's disappearance. "I think it's time that once and for all we find out exactly where we are in this case," Police Chief Charles Ramsey told reporters late Tuesday afternoon. "We need to have some finality." The Police Department's moves come after Condit admitted, according to widespread reports that neither Condit nor his attorneys have disputed lately, to having an affair with the 24-year-old Levy. The Modesto woman disappeared more than 11 weeks ago, after completing an internship at the U.S. Bureau of Prisons. Local television stations showed police officers entering Condit's apartment through the back door at about 11:30 p.m. EDT. Police left a little before 3 a.m. Executive Assistant Police Chief Terrance Gainer said he did not know whether Condit was present when the search began. Asked if police intended to do the entire search at one time, the official said: "At the moment, that's what they've agreed to." As early as today, the U.S. attorney's office in Washington hopes to interview a flight attendant who claims that she and Condit had an affair and that he asked her to lie about it. And as police probe Condit's behavior, a San Joaquin Valley woman has told The Bee about encounters that she says she had with Condit -- encounters that bear notable similarities to reports about Condit's alleged dealings with the missing intern and the flight attendant. Condit's attorney, Abbe Lowell, broached the idea of having the congressman voluntarily submit to police searches, and even a lie-detector test, in a Monday news conference. Lowell's point was that Condit would fully cooperate with police and that a separate call for a lie-detector test by the Levy family's Washington attorney was unnecessary. No subpoenas or warrants The Police Department quickly accepted Lowell's idea, meaning that there was no need for police to obtain subpoenas or search warrants. "I think it's a good idea, since he raised the issue," Ramsey said, adding, "that's not saying he's a suspect, and that's not saying we expect to find something." Lowell was in New York City handling another case Tuesday, and Condit continued his long public silence. But his public relations consultant, Marina Ein, indicated a willingness to work out the details with police. "What you're looking for could involve blood, hair, telltale signs of a struggle," said Gainer, Washington's second-ranking police official. "Why else do you think we'd search?" He said authorities would conduct an "open-ended search," and probably would use a chemical and ultraviolet light process that allows blood to be seen even on surfaces that have been cleaned or painted. Police say they have no evidence of foul play, and still classify the investigation as a missing person case. Washington police want FBI agents to conduct the polygraph exam, asking Condit about the details of his relationship with Levy, the last time he saw her, and what he knew of her state of mind. Those same questions were answered during a third, 90-minute police interview with Condit on Friday, but police acknowledge frustration at how long it took Condit to reveal the full scope of his relationship. For 10 weeks, Condit's staff denied that there was a romantic relationship. "We had three interviews to date," Ramsey said after a significant pause, when asked to assess Condit's cooperation. "That's how many interviews it's taken to get us to this point." Levy's father, oncologist Robert Levy, told reporters in Modesto on Tuesday that the truth "is hard to expect" from Condit, and that the search would have been better conducted 10 weeks ago. In a case that has spun off from the Levy investigation, representatives of the U.S. attorney's office will interview flight attendant Anne Marie Smith about her claims that Condit called her repeatedly in urging her to falsely deny a 10-month affair. "We're voluntarily appearing," Smith's attorney, Jim Robinson, said Tuesday morning. Monday, Robinson told Fox News that Condit's behavior near the end of the relationship with Smith had begun to frighten her. "She was very afraid for her life at this point," he said. Special phone numbers Smith and Levy have described -- Smith to investigators, and Levy to her aunt -- how they arranged liaisons with Condit through phone methods designed to preserve his security. "I asked her, 'How do you get in touch with him if it's so secretive?'" Levy's aunt, Linda Zamsky, recalled. "And she said . she would dial a number, it would play music, and she would leave a message." A 31-year-old woman, who grew up in the valley and formerly worked for two California congressional offices, told The Bee over the course of several interviews that she, too, had been given special phone numbers. This woman, speaking on condition of anonymity, recalled how Condit "continued to flirt with me and basically proposition me" over the course of several weeks. "He has this mysterious phone number that he gives out to all the girls," the woman said, speaking before Zamsky's and Smith's accounts became public. "When you call this number you just hear music playing and then a beep. . That is when you are supposed to leave a message." The woman provided The Bee with two of the numbers that she said Condit gave her about five years ago; messages left at those numbers were not returned. Ein, Condit's new spokeswoman, said questions about Condit's private life had no bearing on the search for Levy. "The congressman's private life is his private life, and he's entitled to (it)," Ein said. The Associated Press contributed to this report. ======================================================= Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh, YHVH, TZEVAOT FROM THE DESK OF: *Michael Spitzer* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The Best Way To Destroy Enemies Is To Change Them To Friends ======================================================= <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/";>www.ctrl.org</A> DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. Proselytizing propagandic screeds are unwelcomed. Substance—not soap-boxing—please! These are sordid matters and 'conspiracy theory'—with its many half-truths, mis- directions and outright frauds—is used politically by different groups with major and minor effects spread throughout the spectrum of time and thought. 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