Carl Zeiss Jena 300mm f4, one second on light tripod, 2x Helios tele-converter, 1.7x Sigma SD14 form factor, 300x2x1.7 equals 1020mm perspective. 200-300 yards/meters distance.

View of where Dean Meyers was shot, looking over the position where Muhamad and Malvo's blue Caprice was parked at Pargo's restaurant. This photo was taken from the third floor balcony of Red Roof Inn, showing how easy it would have been for a real sniper to patsify Muhamad and Malvo by firing over their car from 300 yards, an easy range for a sniper, as you might imagine from this photo.

A twelve year old boy named Zack was walking by SUNOCO on the sidewalk. He recognized the victim, Dean Meyers, because his mother worked with Meyers in Manassas, Virginia. Then he heard the shot, saw Meyers fall. Then the blue Caprice pulled out of Pargo's restaurant. Zack knew that the car was bottled up in a dead end road, Balls Ford road, except for one obscure exit. Evidently John Muhamad knew of that side street, because he used it to circle around and come back to the Bob Evans restaurant on the other side of Sudley Road. Bob Evans is behind the man in the center of this photo, across Sudley Road, which is six lanes and a grass median and two sidewalks or about a hundred yards away from SUNOCO. Bob Evans is slightly uphill, and as you can see Pargo's parking lot is downhill, below the grass in the foreground. Red Roof Inn third floor balcony is on a level with Meyers' head, or slightly downhill from his head, as you can see.

The forensics expert claimed that all bullet fragments stayed inside of Meyer's head, even though his skull exploded like JFK. She did tell us that the wound channel was upward, which would allow the shot to have been fired from Muhamad's car at Pargo's or from Red Roof Inn balconies i.e. Grassy Knoll, second or third floor. The government heavily implied that the shot came from uphill and across the street from the Bob Evans' parking lot, which is not where the blue Caprice was seen at the time of the shooting. Muhamad had to serve as his own attorney in order to not ask a bank employee how she saw him standing in the SUNOCO parking lot half an hour before the shooting from exactly ONE MILE away. It would not be plausible for Muhamad's attorney to fail to expose her perjury. Muhamad wanted to play his part and be convicted, so he was at least guilty as co-conspirator.

Interestingly, the Mercedes has DoD parking stickers, and license plate JFK-6343 is mindful that JFK was shot in 1963, and Big Dubya is our 43rd president. FBI director J. Edgar Hoover wrote in a memo that he briefed GHW Bush in Dallas the day JFK was shot. Bush oversaw Ted Shackley and Ed Lansdale and Porter Goss, who managed a sniper program trained to kill a head of state, allegedly Castro, but JFK was shot instead. Lee Harvey Oswald had been in a Louisiana Civil Air Patrol unit with JFK getaway plane co-pilot Barry Seal and led by JFK getaway plane pilot David Ferrie. Porter Goss appears in a famous photo with Seal, and two JFK sniper team members, Frank Sturgis and Felix Rodriguez. Sturgis was probably on the grassy knoll, and Rodriguez in the sewer, practically under Dan Rather's feet, but Rather heard and saw and felt nothing.

The same Ted Shackley, under the same GHW Bush, CIA director, privatized CIA in the 1970's. In the movie "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World", with Spencer Tracy playing dirty cop, the story revolves around "treasure buried under a Big Dubya the Bushes made", or JFK-6343, license to loot by one-bid contract under Big Dubya. It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World when FOUR(mad, mad, mad, mad) generations of Bush can make money off of both sides in every war, and at this point there is no other reason for these wars than for a few to loot the many.