Crime Gary Condit Testifies in Chandra Levy Murder Trial The former California congressman denies having anything to do with her 2001 disappearance By Dahvi Shira Dahvi Shira Dahvi Shira is a former staff writer and reporter at PEOPLE. She left PEOPLE in 2014. People Editorial Guidelines Published on November 1, 2010 03:40PM EDT Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Former California Rep. Gary Condit testified Monday he had nothing to do with Chandra Levy’s murder, but refused to address if the two were romantically involved. “I think we’re all entitled to some level of privacy,” Condit said Monday in a Washington D.C. courtroom at the trial of Ingmar Guandique, 29, who is charged with murder, kidnapping and attempted sexual assault. Condit, 62, whose political career was destroyed by the sensational 2001 case, said he and Levy, 24, were on good terms at the time she went missing. Just the week before her disappearance, he helped her make career contacts. Chandra Levy Murder Trial Starts – Nine Years Later “We never had a fight. We never had any cross words,” he said. He strongly denied being involved in her disappearance. “Seems like in this country, we’ve all lost a sense of decency,” he said. “I didn’t commit any crime. I don’t think I’ve done anything wrong.”