William Parcher
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Could be a test run for something bigger and deadly.
The vehicle will be traced back to an owner, or last known owner within a day. From there a chain of events can be constructed. The explosive will be identified and possibly back to a source.
Barring anyone taking credit for this the event will be traced back to someone fairly quickly.
The vehicle will be traced back to an owner, or last known owner within a day. From there a chain of events can be constructed. The explosive will be identified and possibly back to a source.
Barring anyone taking credit for this the event will be traced back to someone fairly quickly.
This video, from a security camera at the location, appears to capture a portion of the broadcasted message before the explosion:

At 3:10 you'll see somebody casually walking their dog through the aftermath, literally less than two and a half minutes after the explosion.![]()
There's no question, it wasn't an accident. There was a recording or a person blasting out for everyone to get away followed by a 15 minute countdown.If its the LP tank in the rv its one thing. If that rv was filled with a fertilizer bomb its quite another.
More information is clearly required.
In Mexico City about every six months someone ignites their leaking LP tank for the water heater. In a block or brick and post construction it usually does about the same damages as Nashville seen.
Yes.Looking at the extremely short leash, I'm guessing this is probably a K-9 officer with an explosives detection dog clearing the scene. Some of the news reports mentioned the police were using them.
This video, from a security camera at the location, appears to capture a portion of the broadcasted message before the explosion:
Looking at the extremely short leash, I'm guessing this is probably a K-9 officer with an explosives detection dog clearing the scene. Some of the news reports mentioned the police were using them.
Yes.
Trivial. Multiple voices built in to windows speech synthesizer.Pleasant female warning voice. Would it be a real person, or can you have a bot say whatever you want now?
From the live press conference, when the police found the van they heard a recording saying a bomb would detonate within 15 minutes. From that police began evacuating the area.
A recording with a 15 minute heads up?
At around 20:40 the leader of the IRA unit Joe O'Connell telephoned a warning to the Daily Mirror in London, giving security & emergency services about 15 – 20 minutes to clear the area. Shortly after 21:00 the bomb exploded
The bomb exploded shortly after an unknown woman with an Irish accent telephoned a warning to a local newspaper.
oooh...that is creepy. Was it counting down? or always saying 15 minutes?
Wow!I had just let the dog out this morning and heard an loud sound about 6:30.
The stations are all over it. It's been reported that the police were responding to a "shots fired" call when they discovered the RV (or van) and called in the hazardous materials unit. The vehicle exploded before the unit arrived. It has been reported that it was parked in front of an AT&T-owned building containing switching equipment.
Our British and Irish forumites may remember other examples. This was might have been a warning or a threat. I would would not be surprised if there is some sort of follow-through communication.