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Absolute Honesty
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Absolute Honesty

by Larry Johnson, Bob Phillips
June 2003
Beginner content levelBeginner
288 pages
8h 15m
English
AMACOM
Content preview from Absolute Honesty
CHAPTER 3
Absolute Honesty Law 1:
Tell the Truth
‘‘ To be creditable, we must be truthful.’’
E
DWARD
R. M
URROW
WHEN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN CHANDRA LEVY DISAPPEARED IN
the spring of 2001, Congressman Gary Condit at first refused to
discuss the case. When he eventually talked, he claimed that his
relationship with the young political intern had been strictly pla-
tonic. Of course, as anyone who followed the news now knows,
Condit was lying. Not surprisingly, once his deceit was exposed,
everything he said about Levy’s disappearance came under close
scrutiny. He had an airtight alibi on the day of Levy’s disappear-
ance and was not considered a suspect, but ...
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ISBN: 9780814427248