[xsmommy]

well am i wrong in thinking that the discredited witness is the one that was in his van, backing out of his space, when he claims he saw a white van with someone looking very agitated, at not being able to get around him ? he was quoted as saying "i got a good look at the guy". they gave that guy's name in previous accounts over the past few days. Maybe i am wrong, but i was kind of figuring it was him.

[Moose-Owie]

I think it was someone else. The one from the van never said anything about the weapon, or having seen the shooter get out of the van and take the shot.

[CPL BAUM]

From: http://www.michigandaily.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2002/10/16/3dacf36fe579f

Robert Young, a Washington construction worker, returned to the shopping center yesterday to talk with police. He said he heard a muffled gunshot and saw a white van.

Young said as he backed his truck out of his parking spot, a white Astro van with two men inside tried to turn into his lane. He said the driver appeared very agitated to find his way blocked and instead drove by a neighboring Chinese restaurant and out of sight.

Young described the driver as a short man of slight build who appeared to be Mideastern. He said, "I got a good look at the guy."

The driver "seemed to be excessively irritated because he couldn't pull into my lane," he said. "I thought this fool was going to want to get out of the van and duke or something. But he didn't. He kept on going."

The "discredited witness" was the one who claimed the AK-74, beige van with broken tail light. Not Robert Young.