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To: All Field Ofi. From: es. CID Re: 306-3A-102679, 10/15/2002 a blue ink pen, and a tarot card (Card of Death) were located at the Bowie, MD crime scene where a student was shot on 10/o7/2o02. Hand printed writing on the tarot card in blue ink read as follows: Front of card: "Call me God". Back of card: "For you Mr. police", dya oo aseatat aou od pue (po6 au Toed) :apod press". There has been some speculation that this writing could. reference dialogue from a scene in a "Navy Seals" movie in which. an embattled soldier calls to god for help and a sniper responds, "this is god", prior to assisting the soldier. Investigators. have rented the referenced movie for review. In addition, at the Bowie crime scene, an ATr dog "hit" the site, where the shell casing was found. Then a blood hound "hit" on a log in the area, believed to have been used as an arm rest for sniper while firing his shot. The blood hound then tracked the scent through nearby woods and a park to an empty parking lot, where a cigarette butt was found. Prince George's County will process the butt. On 10/08/2002, FBI's Ncavc behavioral science st gnsnn :smottoy se dttgoad getatut ue poptaotd saettgond believed to be using a truck to conceal himself in highly populated areas. Bowie was the first incident where evidence was found of unsub being on ground. This possibly marks a change in MO by unsub due to publicity of the white truck. All other shots. are believed to have been fired from a van/truck. On 10/09/2002, at approximately 8:10 p.m., a 53-year old white male was shot in the base of the skull while at a Sunoco gas station near I-66 in Manassas, Virginia. This y6ty e ge Aeme Sugpeads deA aepog/eagem e Sugeas paaaodax sseuatM rate of speed out of a Shoney's Restaurant parking lot on the same side of the street as the\Sunoco station. On 10/08/2002, a 24 hour joint Command Post (cp) was Department (mpD), FBI, ATF, and Prince Georges County Police. (PgcpD). The CP relocated to an FBI funded dedicated off-site. on 10/09/2002. Currently, the Montgomery County Police Department maintains lead agency control of the investigation. Nonetheless,. Montgomery County Police Department Chief Charles Moose formally requested assistance from the Attorney General and from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. FBI Baltimore deployed over 50 FBI personnel to assist in the investigation, including the funding and establishment of a joint Command Post and 2