Andy_Ross
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It could be a smoke screen to cover up a domestic dispute. Husband kills wife, quickly comes up with a clever plan to hide the evidence of her demise.
How does that work?
It could be a smoke screen to cover up a domestic dispute. Husband kills wife, quickly comes up with a clever plan to hide the evidence of her demise.
How does that work?
Because his wife's cel plan was with AT&T, and with communications down, she wouldn't be able to bitch about the lame Xmas gift he got her on Facebook, so her death would be ruled a suicide. Its like we got to explain everything to you guys.
I just saw a story that the FAA created a no fly zone over the bombing site, and they did it yesterday evening, long after the bombing.
Is that normal?
I'm not sure the word "normal" can be applied to exploding RVs, but I guess I wonder if that strikes anyone as odd. i can't say I blame them. It might just be that they don't want a collision between two news helicopters, not to mention drones and such. i don't want to feed any conspiracy theories about "what they don't want us to see". I'm just wondering if anyone has any insight into whether this is a common sort of occurrence and, if not, why they would do it this time.
Daily Mail: At least 2 calls were placed to FBI concerning Warner before the explosion. Also neighbors noted the RV at his home in the past 2 weeks.
Yeah, as soon as Google street view came into the narrative, I thought "the police could credibly be there because of the 18,000 death threats already issued."Let's not do the whole internet thing we track down the person and ruin their life and then wind up being mistaken like we did with that poor guy who sold the Dodge used in the Charlottesville attack 6 months before the attack but his name was the one that hit the media first and he had to go into police protection.
It's an RV. It could have been stolen, it could have been sold.
Again this guy very well could be related and he certainly should be investigated and looked into, but I'm growing less patient with the internet's (the internet in general, I'm not talking about this board specifically) "We found him! Go Get Him!"
Daily Mail: FBI has identified person of interest and has raided a home where RV was parked.
CNN, MSNBC, even FoxNews aren't giving out the person's name, which is why I'm cautious.
Live on CNN just now: Likely a suicide bombing.
Someone at CBS released the name saying multiple sources identified him as a person of interest because he has a similar RV. I hope they had more to go on than that to publish a person's name.
I think the other news stations are being more cautious to avoid another Richard Jewell incident.
But the press is at the house and the FBI is inside doing a search, so that cat's kind out of the bag. But still nothing more than a likely RV match.