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Description Source Pages Arrival Departure Comments
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Mercedes 210/152 1900 Broken down on exit from
1522 ~1800 GWMP to FMP parking lot
with hazard lights flashing; towed away; female driver
left FMP on foot after the
breakdown; color: blue
Four-door white 1523 <1800 ~1815 Offered a ride to Blue
late model [Honda?] Mercedes lady on foot.
Driver: Well-groomed white
male, dark thick hair,summer
shirt on, medium build, age
38-42. Seen by the lady
lobbyist Mercedes owner.
Dark Blue Car 1523 <1800 Parked near beginning of
parking lot and unoccupied;
parked near a light gray or
silver car. Seen by lady
lobbyist in Mercedes.
Metallic Blue Car 1525 <1615 Japanese make, parked
several spaces into the
parking lot in vicinity of path leading to north side
of park. VA license plate.
Relatively new. Backed in to
its slot. Occupied by a
Mexican or Cuban male in his
late 20s. Short, curly dark
brown or black curly hair.
Stared. Seen by man driving
the Thrifty Rental vehicle
Red Car 881 <1809 At entrance to park with
1563 hazard lights flashing. Seen
by Arthur. Possibly Blue
Mercedes with the color not
remembered correctly?
White Nissan Stanza 210 ~1700 Parked at rear of lot. MD
881 state plate. Owned by lady
1470 1715 who came to FMP with a
1730 friend for a late lunch in
1474 ~1700 the south side of the park.
Gray 1989 Honda Accord
210 VWF's car. Parked in one of
the first spaces on the left
(4th?) near the start of the
FMP parking lot. AR plate
1642 Note: Lisa Foster said the
Honda was a light "taupe or
grayish color."
Japanese Car 202/203 ~1450 Driven by white male. Out-of-
1528 ~1455 state plate, possibly AR.
2246 Possibly VWF's car? Vehicle
2509 made quick change from left
lane of GWMP and cut into
FMP entrance off GWMP.
May NOT be VWF Honda --
Problems with the certainty
of AR plate ID described by
witness, in particular. A
dark smoke gray metallic
mid-sized four door Japanese
made sedan. Interior lighter
than the exterior. Looked
similar to pictures of VWF's
car according to eye-witness
who made the report.
Japanese Car 203 <1620 Unoccupied, AR plate,
possibly darker and smaller
than VWF's car. Parked in
one of the first spaces in
FMP parking lot as enter from
the GWMP. Man's suit jacket
folded over passenger seat.
Small car 152 <1700 1700+ Man w/o a shirt sitting in
car.
Brown, Small 1474 <1700 On left as drive in. Front
Station wagon? of car facing Fort. Hood up,
white male near vehicle, mid
to-late 40s, 6 foot medium
build, long blond hair and
beard, unclean and unkempt.
1988-90 1525 <1615 Parked front end facing Fort
rusty or brown 1631 in one of the first parking
Honda with AR Plates R9 spots on left. Unoccupied.
Dark blue jacket draped over
driver's seat. Leather
briefcase or folder on the
passenger side seat. Brief-
case darker than the interior
which was light or beige.
Certain of briefcase.
Witness thought car he saw
was older and shorter than
VWF's Honda, but he was sure
it was a four door Accord,
and he is not sure the color
was as glossy as VWF's Honda
and thought the license
plate had fewer letters.
Light color older model 152 ~1715 ~1730 White male, "scrungy" hair,
parks next to VWF Honda,
1630 puts up hood, walks into the
woods, returns, drives away.
Old, dirty, run down 1471 ~1715+ Drove into lot, made a U-
four-door sedan turn and exited FMP. White
male with long shaggy hair,
large build, 30-40 years of
age. Could have had no shirt
on.
White van, blue 152 ~1710 ~1715 Driver emptied his trash.
lettering 1471 ~1715+ 1715+ Driver was a white male
late 20s or early 30s with
light colored hair, of
average height and build,
wearing a blue short-
sleeved company work-shirt.
Not CW [But see R13].
White van, Blue 1475 ~1715 1715+ White male driver, 25-30,
lettering short dark hair, clean-
shaven. Wearing uniform.
Not CW [But see R13].
Thrifty Rental 1526 1615 1620 In and out of park fast to
Vehicle urinate [not CW]. Saw the
1988-90 Brown Honda
and also the metallic blue
Japanese car with VA plates.
Ford Passenger Van 1526 1620 Seen by Thrifty Rental man
as it slowed down possibly to
enter FMP as Thrifty Rental
driver was leaving FMP.
Could this van contain the
"Volunteers" who were at
FMP "working on the trails"
that Fornshill mentioned?
Car, engine running 1148 <1809 Mentioned by EMS Hall. He
could not say whether it was
there when he left at 1837.
1354 <1809 Also mentioned by EMS
Wacha. She said the car was
brown, had its engine
running, and its hazard
lights flashing in the
parking lot.
Older Model Light 1379 ~1800 Slim white male, short brown
Blue Mercedes 190 hair, opens the gate to FMP.
4-door [This gate was not closed
until USPP Fornshill closed
it around 1820 that
afternoon.] Age 30s to early
40's. Dark suit, average
height. Seen by a lady
driving by on the GWMP. Gate
not closed until after the
body was found. Seen by
Mercedes Lady-- who is this
man?
Black Cadillac 1559 <2016 Seen by Ashford when his
1561 ambulance pulled into the
parking lot of FMP to pick up
VWF's body for transport to
the Fairfax County Hospital
& Morgue. Whose car was
this? The Cadillac was
pulled into the far end of
the lot.
Unknown "extra 944 <1812 Seen by USPP Fornshill,
vehicles," 1148 EMS Hall, and EMS Wacha.
one was brown 1354 At far end (away from the
entrance) of lot. The brown
car was not parked in a
space, its engine was
running, and one witness
stated its hazard lights
were flashing.
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Comments on the Above Table of Vehicles
Most of these vehicles are discussed at the appropriate points in the body of this report. The author is of the opinion that all the vehicles within the pair of double-dashed lines above could well be the same vehicle, that is, VWF's 1989 taupe gray four-door Honda Accord with AR plates.
One thing is for sure, even allowing for multiple sightings of the same vehicle by different witnesses, a significant number of vehicles came, stayed, or went at the small (21 slot) parking lot at FMP the afternoon of VWF's death.