[SarahW]

Archer grew so suspicious of his odd behavior that he suspected him of being part of a terrorist organization, and he called the FBI. But that was in October 2001, in the aftershock of the World Trade Center massacre, and Archer doesn't think he got the feds' attention.

I felt they probably threw the note in the trash," he said.

When are they going to start taking our tips seriously?

[Jalapeno]

They can only take it seriously if the have the manpower. I'm sure it was low priority because they were flooded. Remember, it was October, 2001, mere weeks after 9-11.

[abner]

When are they going to start taking our tips seriously?

They won't.

[spodefly]

When are they going to start taking our tips seriously?

I hate to say it, but I have the feeling that if the tips had involved a 'white male with a military looking haircut' the FBI would have been all over it ...

[Abar]

When are they going to start taking our tips seriously?

When Americans take fighting terrorism into their own hands and the fbi realizes its easier to take on the terrorists than a pissed off populace.

[Moonman62]

When are they going to start taking our tips seriously?

They can't. All the FBI's resources are already being used to train and pay expensive profilers to predict that these types of things are always done by introspective white males who aren't happily married.

[fire_eye]

When are they going to start taking our tips seriously?

When they start getting fired, or prosecuted, for the consequences of not doing so when they should have.

But the Lieberals would rather the killers went free, than that law enforcement acted proactively - if we actually managed to catch these guys before they commit their crimes, the Lieberals would lose their biggest excuse for wanting to grab our guns.