From: ron_winn@lineone.net   
      
   There is some discussion about where the car and occupants were when this   
   picture was taken. The press use words like "moments before crash" and   
   "final moments" and "an instant before her fatal car crash" - these are all   
   captions describing this picture. There should be no doubt when it was   
   taken. By inference then it was taken inside the tunnel. I don't think the   
   body guard would have put down the sun visor for a camera flash or two.   
      
   However the photo is not what you'd expect considering the camera was hand   
   held by someone on a motorcycle or in a car. Was the photographer standing   
   in the slow lane waiting for the car , perhaps standing behind his car?   
      
   But are professional camera flashes that bright?   
      
   Are vehicle mounted search lights powerful?   
      
   We can see the lighting system inside the tunnel. A line of small lights   
   running along the outer walls. We can also see how dark the tunnel is even   
   with these lights. If you go into the tunnel to get a photograph you are   
   going to need some light. May be you'd want to light the whole place up with   
   a vehicle mounted search light.   
      
   Speculation? You can call it that but it's based on several facts.   
      
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