And you know, Anderson, we never used to care about missing women until Chandra Levy went missing. And everybody took that case because everybody speculated that Congressman Gary Condit might have had something to do with her disappearance, and he didn't.
Gary Condit: “And you know, Anderson, we never used to care about missing women until Chandra Levy went missing. And everybody took…”
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John Walsh discusses the media's attention on missing women, referencing the case of Chandra Levy and Congressman Gary Condit.
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