William Parcher
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CNN is now reporting that surveillance video shows the same guy at both bomb locations in Chelsea.
They were somehow expecting that letter to survive an explosion when it was inside the bag with the bomb? Sounds more like that particular pressure cooker bomb was never meant to explode.
It means that Bill de Blasio is desperately hoping that it wasn't a Muslim
30 people were not killed, helllooo!You seem puzzled that people react more strongly to a single event that kills 30 than to 30 events that kill 1 each.
How can I help you?
The media should only react this way when a couple of traffic lanes get closed down in the state of a Republican governor.
This seems like a fairly well-planned attack to me. A primary device, with a secondary device designed (presumably) to take out first-reponders and bystanders.....That's typical attack scenario. (I just attended a training seminar).
The pics of the unexploded device would seem to indicate a fairly well-assembled bomb. That it didn't go off might be a simple wiring error. Hopefully they can get fingerprint or DNA evidence from same. (Tape is a good source for both.
I don't think that it has been determined yet if the bomb was actually inside a dumpster or trash container, or if it was placed very near those things.
The photo shows a mangled container, but I am speculating that it didn't contain the bomb. It seems too intact for that. I'm guessing that it was very near the bomb.
Looking for info in the supposed note, I found this image of a piece of the dumpster which was indeed blown apart.
So indeed the dumpster was blown apart.This looks like a blown out dumpster lid.
https://thenypost.files.wordpress.c...d.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&w=260&h=174&crop=1
So indeed the dumpster was blown apart.
It will be interesting to see if the bomber put the bomb in the dumpster or if a passerby put it in there, picking up trash.
News reports are someone picked up the other bomb which was in a duffle bag, put the pressure cooker on the sidewalk and left with the duffle bag. I hope that guy comes forward.
Authorities are looking for more video to build a timeline of his movements Saturday evening. Surveillance shows the same man on 27th Street about 10 minutes later with the same duffel bag, leaving it where police found an unexploded pressure cooker, multiple law enforcement sources said.
After the man leaves, the video shows two men removing from the duffel bag a white garbage bag believed to contain the pressure cooker, according to a senior law enforcement official and another source familiar with the video.
The men then walked away with the duffel bag the sources said.
Investigators have not determined if those two men are connected to the man dragging the duffel bag on both streets, the sources said.
What did I get wrong? Because I don't think I disagree with anything in your post except I have no clue who will or will not come forward.Not quite accurate
http://pix11.com/2016/09/18/video-s...elsea-incident-sites-law-enforcement-sources/
We now have a lone nutter, and two duffel bag thieves.
PS: neither of those guys will come forward
PPS: PS= personal speculation
DailyMail is reporting that 5 people in a car have been arrested by FBI in relation to the Chelsea bombing. Seems unconfirmed at this point.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...duffel-bag-filled-pressure-cookers-bombs.html
CNN is also confirming none of the 5 were arrested. That doesn't jive with this report of finding there were pipe bombs involved with the traffic stop which I saw on some obscure web page. Guess that web page was bunk.

I suppose they'll explain (maybe not) but I'm having trouble seeing a link between poorly made pipe bombs and the devices (purportedly both the same) in Manhattan. It just seems like two different methods/attempts. The NJ device was targeting a fundraiser for Marines(?), the Manhattan bombs are random... or seemingly so.