[lexington minuteman 1775]

We need FREEPERS instead of those talking head idiots on TV we make more sense than most of them combined. Not a single profiler had this guy pegged.I was not surprised that he had sympathies with the 911 crowd.In fact I told the wife during this thing that if he was shooting from a van i would not be surprised that he had a port cut in the side so he could shoot from the van and therfore hide the weapon.So when I heard that he had done that in the Chevy Caprice I thought.Holy Cow.Now, the only thing I am curious about now is if this guy was homeless and living out of his car, how did he keep up with the news on the shooter and I am still wondering if he was not like Stepehen Reid, the shoe bomber, or even Tim McViegh who I think had help in carrying out the bombing of the Murrah building.I doubt we will ever know.I am grateful they captured them without a gunfight so that no police officers were hurt.

[Ronin]

I know the Feds used to monitor our threads. They have as much admitted it. But, of course, that program started during the days of der Arkhanfuhrer. Whether they do now or not, I dunno.

Maybe they should. I am sure that they could get a lot of insights. Maybe even solve a real crime.

[hellinahandcart]

We need FREEPERS instead of those talking head idiots on TV we make more sense than most of them combined. Not a single profiler had this guy pegged.

Well, I sure didn't have him pegged either :(. But then I'm an unpaid amateur.

One remarkable thing about FR is the way the bull sessions regularly produce stunningly accurate insights. I remember that during Luke Helder's pipe-bomb spree, it had been observed by at least one Freeper that nutty Luke seemed to be trying to draw a happy face on the map. That was *days* before it was confirmed as true.

I guess several thousand heads are better than one!

[SauronOfMordor]

Now, the only thing I am curious about now is if this guy was homeless and living out of his car, how did he keep up with the news

Cars have this little thing called a radio. Large turnpike reststops frequently have TVs turned to CNN. And many bars and restaraunts have TVs turned on