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Rainbow · Joined: 29 Jun 2006 Posts: 866 Location: THE LEFT COAST

. . . AND I forgot to mention, wearing USC SWEATSHIRTS!!!

MrRich · Joined: 26 Aug 2003 Posts: 52 Location: Tulsa, Ok

My memory has faded over the years, but wasn't the weather in the 50s the day she went missing? If so I wouldn't consider that hot.

-Rich
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Rainbow · Joined: 29 Jun 2006 Posts: 866 Location: THE LEFT COAST

I was in DC during that period. It was in the low 80's (felt like high 80's with humidity). All of the joggers I saw at that time were wearing shorts, socks and tee-shirts.

MrRich · Joined: 26 Aug 2003 Posts: 52 Location: Tulsa, Ok

Okay I just looked it up. The temp in DC that day ranged from 45-75. So depending on what time she went out it could have been cool or mild, but at 75 I wouldn't consider it hot. She may have taken the sweatshirt along in case it got cool before she returned home or if the temperature hadn't reached the 70s yet when she left.

-Rich
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Rainbow · Joined: 29 Jun 2006 Posts: 866 Location: THE LEFT COAST

Thank you for doing some fact checking. We need to figure the humidity in, as well. Also, was a shirt found along with the belongings? Otherwise, we have Chandra jogging through DC in a sports bra and leggings, with a sweatshirt wrapped around her waist.

Rainbow · Joined: 29 Jun 2006 Posts: 866 Location: THE LEFT COAST

I found a link to the weather report for May 1, 2001. It states that the high for the day was 82 degrees. The temperature was 81 degrees between 3 and 4 p.m. You can add the humidity, etc., as the other stats are listed on the page.
http://www.wunderground.com/history/airport/KDCA/2001/5/1/DailyHistory.html?

rd · Joined: 13 Sep 2002 Posts: 9277 Location: Jacksonville, FL

That's correct. The temperature has always been cited as 82 that day. The 45-75 is typical posting from Rich.

And he wouldn't understand what jogging in a sports bra would mean to Chandra if it were wrapped around his head.

For that matter, he is like the media. That's the kind of stuff they say.

rd

rd · Joined: 13 Sep 2002 Posts: 9277 Location: Jacksonville, FL

from HFTM:
Check these out:

http://www.justiceforchandra.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2537
http://www.justiceforchandra.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2562

yes, that's a good list. The first is the chapter Guandique, the second is the table of contents of Murder on a Horse Trail where you can click on each chapter. And at the bottom of each chapter you can click to next chapter.

I posted my book on my site, the forum Murder on a Horse Trail is the book along with a Discussion thread.

I hope you find it interesting. I can answer any comments / questions here.

I thought the case was just going to get colder, but with this and a potential trial the full explanation of the facts is now more important than ever. So glad I can help.

rd

MrRich · Joined: 26 Aug 2003 Posts: 52 Location: Tulsa, Ok

My mistake. I put the wrong date in. As I stated rd it was 8 years ago and my memory has faded a bit. Yes, the high was listed as 82 for that day and the low was 54. Being an okie I guess I don't consider 82 that hot but no doubt somebody from the north would. My views on Chandra's murder were never based on the temperature but on the lack of evidence of any involvement from anyone she knew. It's why I settled on the random attacker theory a few weeks into the story and have maintained that view ever since, a view which now is apparently supported by DNA evidence. We shall see what the prosecutors produce.

-Rich
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Rainbow · Joined: 29 Jun 2006 Posts: 866 Location: THE LEFT COAST

I think that Mr. Rich is quoting the temperature for April 30.

peripeteia · Joined: 22 Sep 2002 Posts: 1173 Location: Nova Scotia

peripeteia · Joined: 22 Sep 2002 Posts: 1173 Location: Nova Scotia

rd: love the comment, walk in the park challenge! great comment
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Rainbow · Joined: 29 Jun 2006 Posts: 866 Location: THE LEFT COAST

Hi Mr. Rich!
To you, a lack of evidence equates a lack of involvement. However, too large of a lack of evidence can also point to a professional hit and/or cover-up.

peripeteia · Joined: 22 Sep 2002 Posts: 1173 Location: Nova Scotia

It is difficult if not impossible to imagine Chandra out jogging, or playing tennis or any physical acitivity in Rock Creek Park. It defies the imagination that a fit young woman would head out walking heading for Rock Creep, Opps, Creek Park with a long sleve sweatshirt on and black leggins with tennis sneakers, in the heat of the day, to go jogging in the Park. That behavior is for only mad dogs and Englishmen. Where Chandra was found, she was not likely doing anything there, in that wardrobe except by appointment.

From the evidence as we know it, Chandra got up all of a sudden and headed for the door and took the park challenge as rd stated; that is if we are to dismiss the SCREAM heard the night before at 4:17 thereabouts. Personally speaking, the testimony of the witness who heard the scream is haunting, that scream could NOT have been just nothing! It was heard to be infront of Chandra's apt and described as blood crudling. Very coincidential since no one saw or spoke to Chandra the day she went missing. No one spoke to Chandra after she spoke to the Gym Guy.

Have never been able to get my mind around these facts, and then to catapult ones' imagination of Chandra then found in the Park off a horse trail...can't see the scenaro unless Chandra had an appointment at
Kling Stone Mansion or somewhere near there, to meet someone very special?

Then there is all the evidence we don't know?
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rd · Joined: 13 Sep 2002 Posts: 9277 Location: Jacksonville, FL

even an appointment at Klingle Mansion is impossible. Chandra could take the train to closest stop, would have to be carrying some cash money only, all details that fall apart once she's not "jogging", fallout writes about making that trip, and even just walking through those streets through winding hills and embassies and fenced in properties and places where there is no sidewalk, finally looking up at Klingle Mansion on a hill high above, winding and winding and winding up a narrow road with no sidewalk, finally to arrive at a closed mansion and a dead end.

Yes, I feel the romance.

From there we have just begun the journey I write in chapter Horse Trail, and it starts with a descent down the side of a hill on an unmarked foot trail, hoping you end up somewhere.

What the appointment went with her, walking along holding hands? Well, true he didn't have to be back to vote until 6:30, but still, kate, no, you are right, people have no clue what they speak of when they talk of Chandra jogging.

rd