Don: Just a minor point. While in theory, the FBI wouldn't be expected to have jurisdiction, in practice they assert jurisdiction for the flimsiest of reasons when they want to work on a case. For example, they have asserted jurisdiction in cases where the main suspect was seen fleeing in a car. Why? Because he was headed towards an Interstate, presumably to get on the Interstate, presumably to leave the state, presumably to flee prosecution.<P>So the FBI could easily assert jurisdiction in this case, and they could even cite YOUR ideas about interstate travel of the perpetrator to do so.