To: TomGuy; aristeides
Here's another interesting part of the article:
"Authorities aren't sure anymore that the snipers are escaping shooting scenes on highways. They may be stationed locally and then draw back to nearby hideouts, which may explain how they've managed to slip dragnets."
We've been speculating on that here. There would have to be several strategically located safe houses if this is true.
I would also suspect that they are NOT hiding those numerous vehicles in a residential garage. Also, neighbors are nosey.
I'll bet they have commercial garages they are using...using either real or front businesses. Maybe they are using small industrial parks...places where commercial trucks would never get a second look.
73 posted on
10/16/2002 4:19:05 AM PDT by
Route66
To: Route66
That Dr. Smith is kinda cute, for an older lady(I say older cuz I'm only 25) Yum!
Why are these morons asking why terrorists aren't taking credit?!! Has anyone taken credit for Bali? For the Kuwait shootings?
HELLO, claiming credit is what the guys in the West Bank do.
76 posted on
10/16/2002 4:26:50 AM PDT by
Skywalk
To: Route66
I'll bet they have commercial garages they are using...using either real or front businesses. Maybe they are using small industrial parks...places where commercial trucks would never get a second look. Or those "u-store-it" complexes. A lot of those are located near highways and commercial areas. It would be interesting to see if there are u-store-it complexes close to where the attacks took place. It would be simple to have a front person go around and rent a bay in one of several of the complexes, then drive into the closest one in a manner of minutes as soon as the shooting is done.
How else to explain that it seems that no one (neighbors, co-workers, family, etc.) has reported these vehicles? The vehicles are going underground and staying there until shortly before and after the shootings. They're being hidden.
98 posted on
10/16/2002 5:18:36 AM PDT by
randita
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