To: All
Boodhounds following a trail 4-5 miles from the parking lot to the beltway? Hmmmm. Sounds like an old theory might still fit? The shooter goes to site in a vehicle with a bike. He shoots when white vans are leaving the area. He leaves on a bike with the weapon broken down in a backpack.
412 posted on
10/15/2002 8:28:40 AM PDT by
OReilly
To: OReilly
Boodhounds following a trail 4-5 miles from the parking lot to the beltway? Hmmmm. This would fit in with the witness reports leaked after the school shooting: a man seen heading towards the wooded area, something like that. Anybody remembers the details?
421 posted on
10/15/2002 8:32:00 AM PDT by
Elenya
To: OReilly
If you add the bike, it's just another thing to trace and it requires certain conditions. Being on foot has a huge advantage, you can make instantaneous decisions. You can climb a wall, crawl through a field or get a cup of coffee.
Sac
To: OReilly
Actually, the media is underestimating bloodhounds. There are cases...proven cases...where bloodhounds can follow a scent for miles when people are in a car. There was one case that bloodhounds tracked an abducted girl for miles when she was in a truck. The experts think that the bloodhounds are tracking the skin flakes that fly off of each of us. In the girls case...they linked the scent trail to skin flakes coming out of the air conditioner. So...it is likely that the hounds were following that kind of trail. After all...it would take a great biker about 20 minutes or so to get that far...and by that time...the area was shut down. Unlikely he/they would do that...more likely that he/they were being tracked by the skin flakes. In other cases....he might have taken the shot from the woods and then got into the van.
One thing is certain...he is getting more bold than ever. It's likely he will be caught within the next couple of shots. He is getting too bold and people are looking for white astro vans. I can't believe he is still using it.
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