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To: FreeTheHostages
FBI: Maryland shootings fit no category Agency profilers can see no motive other than terrorism

What part of that statement do you not understand? That is the title of an article posted here at FR, but of course you couldn't be bothered to click and read, you're too busy being condescending and facetious.

FRIDAY OCTOBER 4 2002

FBI: Maryland shootings fit no category Agency profilers can see no motive other than terrorism

Posted: October 4, 2002 3:10 p.m. Eastern

By Paul Sperry © 2002 WorldNetDaily.com

WASHINGTON – It's not gang-banging. Or spree-shooting. Or armed robbery. And it's not a serial killer.

So what would motivate two assailants to randomly target five victims in a Maryland suburb, and possibly a sixth in D.C., killing each with a single shot from a high-powered rifle?

Click the link for the whole article. NUFF SAID!

586 posted on 10/04/2002 6:33:39 PM PDT by ET(end tyranny)
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To: ET(end tyranny)
Oh THANK You for posting again.

I take it from your post that if the motive is terrorism, therefore the killer cannot be a serial killer.

You know this because of your brilliant background in area criminal prosecutions? No, wait, hmm, that would be me.

Let's try again: you know that if someone acts out of a motive of terrorism they cannot be a serial killer because you have difficulty with logic or analysis? Oh, nonsense, why would anyone get that impression from your posts.

While, I'm stymied. I can't think of how you reach your conclusion. I can only encourage you to keep publicly maintaining that the killer is not a serial killer. I think you should add this point to your profile. It might give others fair warning.
588 posted on 10/04/2002 6:36:24 PM PDT by FreeTheHostages
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