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I don't think there is any legal ground for a copyright to be held on any part of this video in any country. Facts are:

This pic is a frame of a larger video.
That video was undeniably released to the public domain for the world to see without charge.
That video was filmed in commission of a crime involving international terrorism.

Therefore, this film and any part of it, all frames included, are part of the public domain, no matter how any particular vendor aquired it. Also, any copyright on this film could only be construed as protecting profit from an act of international terrorism. Anyone who would assert a copyright on this video or any frame therof would be extremely foolish and greedy, as it would be exposing them to criminal prosecution, as well as civil liability under the numerous "Son of Sam laws" in the United States.--Bodybagger 20:55, 20 August 2007 (UTC)

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