SICK SNIPER GOAL

New York Post ^ | 11/01/02 | NILES LATHEM and MARSHA KRANES

[kattracks]

November 1, 2002 -- Investigators are becoming increasingly convinced that Beltway sniper suspect John Allen Muhammad went on his rampage because he planned to murder his ex-wife in what would appear to be a random slaying by a psycho spree killer, cops said.

[AfghanAirShow]

Muhammad's second ex, Mildred Green, lives in Clinton, Md., 15 miles southeast of Washington - which is why cops believe he chose the capital and its suburbs as his killing ground.

I wonder if she works at Michael's, given that many of the shootings were near one?

[abner]

Then why are they thinking that there may be a third person out there?

[Guillermo]

When will the authorities in this country pull their heads out of the sand?

Until we recognize who the enemy is (Mohammedanism) and what their goals are (total domination of the world), we will lose. We are losing now, and I don't see any change in the foreseeable future.

[mafree]

It's possible that Muhammad killed as many people as he did to get more attention for when he would execute the final blow against his ex-wife. If he simply went straight to her and shot her it wouldn't get a fraction of the headlines that he got by whacking 10 other people.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Nitrate used in Indonesian bomb

I don't have the article to link to at the moment, but wasn't there a Ammonium Nitrate car bomb in Iraq, detonated with explosives not more than a week or two ago?

[BigSkyFreeper]

We are losing now, and I don't see any change in the foreseeable future.

Political correctness run amok. It rears it's ugly head around holidays.

[Future Useless Eater]

I don't know, but am not surprised. There was lots of
fertilizer stockpiled in military garrisons all around Iraq.
Plus the recipe for making amonium nitrate and diesel fuel
bombs is well distributed all over the muslim world.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Even damp wheat stored in a grain bin is an explosive material. Grain blowers are used quite frequently to keep the grain dry and from becoming a huge disaster waiting to happen, plus, keeping the grain from sprouting inside the bin itself.