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I just thought of something concerning the phone number that's been talked about. There's been speculation that the sniper is using internet tools to help plan out his targets and escape routes. Check out Angel.com. It's a local (to Fairfax) operation that lets you set up a 800 number for free on a trial basis. You can type in a welcome message that gets converted from text to voice, and is repeated to users when the number is called. If the sniper left that number for LE to call, they would get a computer sounding voice message. They could leave a message in a voice mail box. It might be that they were asking the sniper to call the number back and leave a message for them to access.