Fairfax County Court Case Documents
Drawing of man with rifle, and the words "jihad"
Dec 3, 2003 - Defense Exhibit #65-114
Drawing of
Islamic terrorist Bin Laden, word "jihad" and "inshallah"
Dec 3, 2003 - Defense Exhibit #65-132
Drawing of
Saddam Hussein labeled "The Protector", word "inshallah"
Dec 3, 2003 - Defense Exhibit #65-016
Drawing
depicting proper Muslim praying technique (?)
Dec 3, 2003 - Defense Exhibit #65-030
Father/Son
Portrait Malvo and Muhammad with words "We will kill them all. Jihad."
Dec 3, 2003 -
Defense Exhibit #65-043
Self
portrait drawing Malvo with his rifle, pictured as a sniper in waiting
Dec 3, 2003 -
Defense Exhibit #65-056
Note: To learn more about symbolism, read The
Lampholder Publication article, Dark Night of the Soul. The
prophetic
aspects of the following article were not fully understood
at the time written, and not everything can be disclosed here for
a number of reasons. The article contains a
prophetic profile along with what is believed to be a partial explanation
of the
occult use of the Tarot card, its significance and possible link
with the “sniper” case. This article is presented for
educational purposes only. The reader must use
discernment and wisdom in reading.
SYMBOLISM OF TERROR
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The Tarot Death Card Sniper
Tarot cards
were first used in Northern Italy during the 15th Century.
Hundreds of years later they were incorporated as a spiritual medium for
use in divination, or forecasting the future by a spiritualist and/or reader.
Today, the Tarot has merged with an ancient form of astrology combined with a
quasi-Messianic/Christian portrayal of the symbolism in Revelation 6, “the rider
on the white horse,” - the first of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse
contained in the Book of Revelation. Each of the key Tarot cards represent an
astrological symbol. The one reportedly left by the Metro Sniper was the “death
card,” symbolic of the astrological sign, Scorpio (and the planet, Pluto).
If this is true regarding the death card, it may
also contain a symbolic representation found in the latter days of October - the
time-period encompassing Halloween. Tarot goes along with the scary Halloween season, witches, and goblins. The death card has been portrayed in a variety of
different picture settings such as the knight on white horse, the grim reaper,
and/or a human skeleton (see Dark Night of the Soul).
In astrology, those born during this time-period
fall under the astrological sign of the Scorpion. The sign of Scorpio reveals
both “death/judgment,” represented in both the higher nature of the soul and the
lowest form of humanity. It is similar to the cycle of life and death. In the
esoteric realm, life and death are united as the two sides of a coin. It is
within the process of the death cycle where their is found transformation and
new birth - that which must die will be renewed in birth.
All of the Tarot/astrology ideology has a tint of
reincarnation intermixed with it. To most who practice Tarot divination, the
death card has emerged from its earlier days, when it was used in conjunction
with a warning of physical death. Now the death card contains a symbolic
meaning of death brought through the process of transformation in life - the
death card does not infer sudden death, but a transformation through death. The
change follows the evolution of its modern use; now it is basically a re-coloring
of the meaning of the death card in order not to scare people “to death.”
The face of the death card reveals the angel of
death symbol (or lord/god of the dead; fall/winter) clothed as a knight dressed
in black and riding on a white stallion. Atop his mount, the death angel. the
warrior knight, marches forward, un-relentless. The lord/god of death means
death eventually comes to all people, mother, father, and child with one
exception pictured in the card - the priest and/or the king. All others are
fallen and slain under the hand of the lord of the dead.
In some Tarot cards, the angel of death carries a white, cream-colored rose
(significant for death and rebirth) according to the seasons, or cycles, of
Time. He also carries a standard, the flag bearing the Roman numeral XIII, or
#13, a symbol for FATE. The white stallion is symbolic for war/conquering/death
(as the rider of Revelation and the SETTING of the sun) before the emergence of
life, rebirth; spring/summer, etc., (pictured in the background as the sun
RISING). It is definitely encrypted, apocalyptic symbolism revealing the anti-christ’s
rise to power and his temporal rule of the Earth captured from the images found
in the Book of Revelation.
It has been revealed that the sniper left a
“calling card” at the last location of a shooting approximately 150 yards from
Benjamin Tasker Middle School in Maryland. It supposedly read, "Dear policeman,
I am God.”
The use of the death card as a note, or calling
card, by the sniper indicates he is not familiar with the current esoteric use
of it. In other words, he does not practice Tarot, but has a devilish (thrill
killer) idea of associating it with “sudden death,” and possibly the “symbolic”
use of it (and may be associated with the upcoming season of Halloween again see
Dark Night of the Soul. To the killer,
this involves more than a game, this is a puzzle piece.
There are
several other reasons to draw upon this conclusion, but the Lampholder Publications'
editors believe the sniper (and/or possibly an accomplice) to be a
younger male person(s), trained
militarily/marksman/sharp shooter....
Another meaning implied with
the use of the death card could be indicative of the sniper’s birth month being
near the end of the year, and/or the month of October/November. He,
thereby, displays the lower side of his self nature - base nature of the
Scorpion. If he were following the astrological significance of the death
card’s meaning, it would indicate the sniper to be harboring many deep, dark
secrets along with intense (controlled and purposely directed) anger. He
is personally in torment, anguishing over his vulnerabilities while upholding a
pretense of invincibility. He is in a war, a battle for the soul, where he sees
a small victory over his own personal demons.
Because he has struggled with oppression from
others, he gains a victory in controlling the death cycle. He may view people
around him, impersonally, as being in submission and/or at the subject of his
mercy. He, as the possessor of the death card and the angel (lord/god) of
death, controls the life and death processes according to his will, desire, and
time-table. In his view, he has both the power to heal and to kill, and he is
both an angel and a scorpion/snake. He would not wish to be taken alive, as for
now he feels invincible, but in the long run feels that death is not the end but
the beginning for him. This young man may have a death wish, and will leave
further evidence and further assassinations and/or attempts leading up to his
ultimate discovery and demise. In his thinking, Death will be the final victory
for a tortured soul.
Sept. 21, Claudine Parker, age 52, a
liquor store clerk working in Montgomery, AL is killed, and Kellie Adams, a
co-worker age 24, was seriously wounded during
an armed robbery. Police find a weapons' magazine with John Lee Malvo's
fingerprints on it. 
