[Cincinatus' Wife]

Oct. 13, 2002, 2:02AM Getty Images A graphic aid composite composed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation was released today in Rockville, Md. Investigators hope the computer-generated graphic will help members of the public identify the vehicle that has been seen by witnesses at a number of sniper attack locations.

Sketch of truck in sniper shooting is released***Short on strong leads 10 days after the shootings began in Montgomery County, the police are appealing to the public for the big break. A reward purse now tops $500,000. "We're hoping we get the information that leads to a suspect from someone out there before we have another shooting," one law enforcement official said. "That's what it's going to take -- someone telling us that it's this person or that person doing it."***

[JLS]

You really have to wonder if after all this time, they generate a picture of a truck with lettering superimposed on it and the press thinks this retouched photo is a "sketch?" So how do we believe anything from people who do not know the difference between a retouched photo and a sketch?

[spunkets]

Here's a pic with better resolution.

LOL

[FR_addict]

So what happened to the white Chevy Astro van (truck)? This was described by men who worked at a gas station across the street. I would think they would know their trucks and cars better than the average person. One of them said there were two people.

Another witness described two Hispanics? What happened to that witness? If it doesn't fit into theit white male scenario, is the information being dismissed?

[humblegunner]

Thanks for the pic, I never before knew what was meant by "box truck"..

[ChiMark]

You gotta be kidding! Is that the profile of the truck? A large step van? Those things run at a husky 40 mph. I heard it was a minivan with ladder racks.