Class C RV Bomb

GDS-3950BH wrote:
I bet the Bureau of ATF is monitoring these boards to obtain clues from the RVnet CSI contingent LOL.

That's what I was referring to in my post. ;)

"That old rv probably wouldn't start and the person asked for mechanical help on a forum somewhere".

Somebody might have helped him get that thing started and off he went......

Who is/where is the woman that recorded the warning?

mockturtle wrote:

Hopefully he will donate that $250,000 to a recovery fund for the businesses and residences damaged or destroyed once the inevitable realization that there will be no arrests or convictions is finalized.

Hear, hear!

It seems he is working on that His Tweet on the 26th

Then it is followed up with This One

GDS-3950BH wrote:
I bet the Bureau of ATF is monitoring these boards to obtain clues from the RVnet CSI contingent LOL.

:B:B:B

Hopefully he will donate that $250,000 to a recovery fund for the businesses and residences damaged or destroyed once the inevitable realization that there will be no arrests or convictions is finalized.

Hear, hear!

Over the past few years the single, 63 year old suspect has given away two homes (one he inherited, plus the one he lived in and owned) to a 29 year old woman who lives in Los Angeles. My bet is he was "Catfished" out of the properties and if AT&T is a motive at all, it was because in his twisted mind their phone and data services were what allowed the catfishing to continue.
On a different note, it is pretty obvious their will be no arrests and convictions for the bombing since the guy apparently died in the explosion. I sure hope the thought when Mr. Lemonis put up his reward money wasn't that there would be no way anyone could ever claim it since the criteria he laid out would never be met. Hopefully he will donate that $250,000 to a recovery fund for the businesses and residences damaged or destroyed once the inevitable realization that there will be no arrests or convictions is finalized.

I bet the Bureau of ATF is monitoring these boards to obtain clues from the RVnet CSI contingent LOL.

....based on the scant information already in the media, my bet would be disgruntled employee. Probably a one off situation. If I was investigating this one, this would be the angle I would pursue.

According to news the bomber parked the RV next to AT&T power station and the blast caused significant damage knocking out all AT&T services in a large area.

The latest price increases for Direct TV may have been just too much for a disgruntled RVer. Just musing.

FBI is also investigating 5G paranoia as a possible motive

That old rv probably wouldn't start and the person asked for mechanical help on a forum somewhere. :h