Salvadoran immigrant Ingmar Guandique was found guilty Monday of murdering Washington, D.C. intern Chandra Levy. He was convicted of first degree murder and now faces life behind bars.

The infamous case generated national headlines when Levy’s body was found in 2001 and she was romantically linked to then-Rep. Gary Condit, who was questioned in the case.

Guandique was convicted after four weeks of testimony and nearly four days of deliberation.

Jury selection in the trial of Ingmar Guandique, the accused killer of Chandra Levy -- the intern whose mysterious disappearance created one of the biggest political scandals of the past decade -- is slated to begin Monday in Washington D.C., RadarOnline.com is reporting.

Levy was the 24-year-old intern whose disappearance rocked the nation in the summer of 2001, as news outlets closely followed the story amidst speculation her rumored lover, Rep. Gary Condit, a California Democrat, was behind her disappearance.