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Nice try ) Your claim of a ""misleading"" image caption is itself predicated upon your blatant misrepresentation of the English language. You asserted that ""Apparently"" mean ""probably"" and ""it's apparent"".Now, please review the definition of ""apparently"". I'll give you credit for at least attempting to describe meaning 1 (though your sense of the term is not altogether accurate), and for providing the uselessly circular definition ""it's apparent"" (for the etymologically challenged, it seems.) However, particular attention should be directed to meaning 2 of ""apparently"": ""Seemingly; in appearance only."" On the basis of the claims by the source that ""Hasan used an FN Herstal 5.7 tactical pistol"" and ""A second gun found was a 357 Magnum Smith and Wesson revolver, but it is not yet clear if Hasan used the weapon during the shooting,"" it is quite reasonable to write that the FN Five-seven was ""apparently the only model of handgun discharged by the attacker,"" once the full sense of the adverb is understood.   "