Reuters says they have examined the last photographs on two digital camera bodies that Noor-Elden was using. One body had a wide-angle lens, and the second body had a medium-length telephoto lens on it. The news service says the sequence of images, based on the cameras' internal clocks, show that he photographed a wide-angle lens shot from behind a window that has a bullet hole in it and two older women, dressed in black, are walking towards the window. Other pictures show what they believe is the aftermath of an earlier shooting incident. Then on the camera with the long lens, four frames of a U.S. Humvee at a crossroads. Ten minutes later, what Reuters thinks is the last picture taken by Noor-Eldeen while he's alive shows the top of someone's head as he appears to be falling to the ground or crouching as dust sprays off the top of a wall.
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