I say reluctantly because there are a number of odd circumstances about this case:
2 of the men admit to being in NYC on or before Sept 11th, one of them working as a plumber on the sprinker system in the WTC just days before the attack
These were new IDs, I think that I had read that they had obtained other IDs before
All of the men were in custody when she was killed which means that someone else is involved - at least now
She had purchased the car from one of the men
This story isn't making a big fuss nationally (even Drudge isn't carrying this article). I don't know why this is. It reflects badly on (state) government that someone was selling falsified (but official) licenses. The FBI had a missing person (microbiologist) who turned up dead in Memphis after stopping his car on a bridge - the original story of suicide was dropped to say that he fell off the bridge by accident (engine running, no emergency lights, door open). There may still be more to that story, or there may not be.
Who's the suspect now? I don't know, she may have done this before and it could be a past customer who didn't want to get caught. Doubtful, but it could have even been a vigilante getting revenge.
We had speculated that this was a murder from the initial report, here we are at the end of the week and all we know is that our suspicions were confirmed. The FBI may have had these answers on the first day but the news is slowly trickling out on this case.
As I said, there is a witness (who I had not read about elsewhere) who saw the car interior on fire before the car came to a stop. The tv report said that there were no skid marks and mininal impact damage to the car. Suicide was floated out early.
It sounds like even in Tennessee that this story isn't necessarily front page news. This may not be a "breaking news" item, but think that it should be on the sidebar since it is a continuing news story.
To many coincidences in this murder case is an understatement.