Chandra Levy's Dad Makes Bombshell Claim His Daughter Was Silenced by CEO Because She Knew Too Much

Chandra Levy's father is more suspicious of the government than ever 25 years after his daughter's horrific murder.

Robert Levy, the slain federal intern's dad, sounded the alarm during a recent bombshell interview, as he made a shocking claim Chandra was perhaps silenced by her CEO and "wiped out" by the CIA because she knew too much about the government's UFO secrets.

As reported by RadarOnline.com, Chandra's father and mother, Susan, spoke out to address alarming concerns that the United States' top spy agency may have been involved in the 24-year-old's disappearance.

Robert and Susan believe Chandra — who went missing while jogging in Rock Creek Park in Washington, D.C., on May 1, 2001 — could have been murdered as a result of her coming across top secret data while working for then-California Congressman Gary Condit.

Chandra had engaged in a romantic affair with Gary, who was 30 years her senior and sitting on the House Intelligence Committee at the time of her disappearance.

The government intern's skeletal remains were found roughly 14 months after she mysteriously vanished. Her body had been dumped in the 1,700-acre preserve and was discovered by a man walking his dog and searching for turtles in the secluded, woodsy area.

"We think certain elements in the CIA, who have been killing people for years to keep UFO secrets quiet, may have something to do with her death," the still-devastated father claimed, alleging Chandra warned her parents "something big is going to come out" about UFOs just before she was killed.

Robert, 80, continued, "We can’t prove it, but it would help if the government would release the papers about the CIA’s involvement in all the UFO cover-ups."

The mourning dad admitted his suspicions have been further fueled by the recent deaths and disappearances of 11 American scientists with links to highly classified nuclear, space and UFO technology programs.

In a separate statement to NewsNation, Chandra's mom, 78, noted, "I’m asking for disclosure. Someone knows the truth of what happened to my daughter, Chandra, and what has happened to a lot of other people who have disappeared, gone missing, that have disappeared in some mysterious ways."

Chandra's case remains unsolved more than 25 years after her disappearance. Illegal immigrant Ingmar Guandique was found guilty of murdering the young woman in 2010, however, his conviction was overturned six years later after prosecutors’ key witness was caught lying and law enforcement officials were accused of burying crucial evidence.

To this day, Gary, 78, has not been charged in connection to his intern's death nor named as a suspect. He's vehemently denied involvement in Chandra's murder.

He also rejected claims of having a secret romantic relationship with Chandra until FBI forensics experts identified his fluid in a pair of her underwear at her apartment.

“When it all happened, we were thinking about Gary Condit, and of course, later we found out about Guandique — we thought he was guilty, but now we are not so sure anymore,” Chandra's father admitted. “What we do know is that the government is good at getting rid of people. Whistleblowers are threatened, and some are murdered. It seems to happen a lot.”