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Latest reports indicate much forensic evidence found in truck cab, including a lot of blood. The initial suspect was released because none of the evidence could be tied to him, especially the DNA, and no blood was found on this clothing.

No one, as yet reported, saw the driver in the truck, saw the driver leave the truck, or videoed the driver leaving the cab. Additionally, the truck sped through the market for a relatively short distance and came to a halt without hitting a barrier or by any other external means. These revelations made me think, could it be that the driver set up a mechanism that would allow the truck to move ahead at speed without anyone at the wheel and he jumped out before even reaching the area of the market attack? I'm not talking about a "Mission Impossible" type arrangement with electronics or special equipment, but rather something as simple as setting a hand throttle (maybe that truck had one?) or a wedge on the accelerator pedal, and a simple cord to hold the wheel in a straight position (the path of the attack was down a straight street.) This would allow the driver to escape before even arriving at the scene of the attack and be nowhere near the end result. He'd be long gone by the time authorities arrived.

Now, if and when more information is released, the above speculation may be clearly impossible, but at this point, it seems to me to be a viable theory.