intern chandra leavy will not be retried. marci gonzalez reports they are new questions surrounding the decision from prosecutors and a asking, if not this man, then who killed chandra leavy? prosecutors now dropping charges against ingmar guandique, accused of murdering the intern in 2001. >> i just asked that they have the right person. marci: guandique, an undocumented immigrant from el salvador was convicted based on a jail confession. prosecutors's admitted they questions about their main witness. now prosecutors say that the charges should have been dropped due to recent developments. >> it sounds like now these u.s. attorneys have lost even more faith in the same witness with their key witness in the case. marci: before the case, guandique's lawyers raising questions into her former have led to her death. her lawyer issued a statement overnight saying -- it is important to note, prosecutors never named condit as a suspect and are not saying that he is down. erika: the pope making an historic visit to the auschwitz conc

. >> reporter: with no one convicted, chandra leavy's murder remains a mystery, killed while jogging in 2001 at age 24 in washington on an internship. at first police focused on a congressman, gary affair with her, but he was ruled out. seven years ago prosecutors charged ingmar guandique, and served a prison sentence for attacking two other women in the same park where her body was found. guandique was convicted in 2010 but was given a new trial when his lawyers said a key witness lied in court. now with his retrial scheduled to start in october, prosecutors are dropping the case. in a statement they investigating over the past week. levy's parents were notified this morning. they have fought to keep the case open. >> i only wish that we can get the right person in whoever did what happened to my daughter. >> reporter: legal experts say the case has suffered from depending on jailhouse informants. >> there was no forensic evidence, there was no dna, no fingerprints, no witnesses, no security camera video footage, nature. >> reporter: guandique will be turned over to immigration auth

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prosecutors say they will not retry a man convicted of killing .ashington intern chandra leavy prosecutorsay they cannot prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. he was convicted in 2010 but later granted a new trial. her 2001 disappearance created a national sensation after she was romantically linked with then congressman gary condit. the top u.s. leader in afghanistan says five american soldiers have been wounded in fighting with islamic state. noneal john nicholson says of the wounds were life-threatening. three soldiers were evacuated from the area and two half and returned to duty. finding terrorists is important that expensive. the hill report citing the iraqgon that the fight in and syria averages $11.8 million a day for 678 days of operations or about $354 million per month. news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 in morests and analysts than 120 countries. thank you so much. we are taking a look at the european banks right now. they are cheaper than ever, and this comes into focus before tomorrow's big stress test results for the sector. the sector is trading at record lows -