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To: ez2muz
Since multiple witnesses are indicating so many different details, perhaps the investigators are beginning to realize that they're dealing with coordinated, multiple shooters with different guns in a variety of vehicles.

Can't tell the public THAT!.......YET!!!
110 posted on 10/17/2002 10:58:48 AM PDT by spoiler2
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To: spoiler2
Since multiple witnesses are indicating so many different details, perhaps the investigators are beginning to realize that they're dealing with coordinated, multiple shooters with different guns in a variety of vehicles.

My guess is that they realize it is terrorism, but they can't say that until after they catch them. An activated terrorist cell would really have people serpentining throughout the region. You would have backlashes against mosques, etc. Then, the police would be bothered with dealing with the resulting hysteria instead of trying to find these guys. It sounds as if there are enough LE in the area. Did I hear about 400? I would double or triple that number. LE has to flush these guys out while keeping the citizens moderately calm.

This is just a guess, but I believe that the minute these guys are caught, multiple cells will activate doing the same thing. Their mission is to invoke terror. With the D.C. snipers, the US has already experienced the "terror learning curve". The instant it happens in another city, citizens will immediately be as frightened as D.C. area residents. The shooters won't have to keep up the pace the D.C. snipers set. About two a week would be adequate to fulfill their mission...

So, how has everyone's day been so far? Beautiful day here. :)

144 posted on 10/17/2002 11:14:59 AM PDT by Snowy
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