To: GRRRRR
I'm betting the white truck is a decoy. How can they get away every time? Also, I think they're using back roads, not the interstate. Also, people naturally pay attention to the victim, I don't think I would have the presence of mind to look around immediately to try to see the perp. He just drives away nonchalantly
To: looney tune
Also, people naturally pay attention to the victim, I don't think I would have the presence of mind to look around immediately to try to see the perp. He just drives away nonchalantly It is worth a half million dollars reward if you just follow him in your car with your cell phone on.
To: looney tune
I'm betting the white truck is a decoy. I agree ... the sniper has only to hide in the bushes or parking lot or wherever, wait for a white truck to come to a light. When the light changes, he takes his shot and those witnesses who look around, see a white truck pull away.
85 posted on
10/20/2002 6:29:14 AM PDT by
bimbo
To: looney tune
I've been thinking for quite a while that the white truck and white van are red herrings. You'd have to be an idiot to keep using the same vehicle over and over to shoot from. So, truck/van is seen "peeling out" from first shooting scenes (while shooter unobtrusively drives in the other direction), and now everyone's conditioned to look for a white truck or van at the scene of newest shootings. The trucks/vans used as decoys and their drivers are perfectly clean and legal, so it makes no difference if they are stopped. Huge numbers of LE are on a wild goose chase.
To: looney tune
"white truck decoy"
You got it. We talked at length about that last night.
To me this says 2-3 people. One driving the getaway vehicle - while the shooter jumps in - and one driving the "white van".
Interesting ...??
To: looney tune
Remember this guy is armed with a long gun. Even if you spot him it will be hard to get close enough to him to get a fix.
332 posted on
10/20/2002 2:46:52 PM PDT by
RobbyS
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