Austin Serial Bomber Dead & Identified - NEW!! 12 bombs sent to military and govt addresses

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure of the exact components and trigger mechanism used

I didn't know how easy it was to make a bomb until the Boston marathon bombing.

That was simple, but deadly. A pressure cooker, nails and some kind of trigger mechanism.

[cc]

Boston bombs  were  MUCH more powerful



A strong metal container in effect magnifies the impact



So long as the explosive can shatter the casing, the stronger the casing the greater the impact

[Anonymous]

Boston bombs  were  MUCH more powerful



A strong metal container in effect magnifies the impact



So long as the explosive can shatter the casing, the stronger the casing the greater the impact

Yeah, I read that. Not that difficult to make a weapon of mass destruction.

[Anonymous]

Has anyone heard of a motive yet? Who did he hate?

[cc]

No word yet on motivation



Conditt had worked at Crux Semiconductor in Austin as a "purchasing Agent/buyer/shipping and receiving," according to a profile on a job recruiting website and had previously worked as a computer repair technician, according to the Statesman.

[Anonymous]

Here's some information about the Austin bomber.

Conditt later attended Austin Community College (ACC) from 2010 to 2012 but did not graduate, an ACC spokesperson told AP. A government class blog kept by an ACC student named Mark Conditt in 2012 detailed anti-gay marriage, "free abortion" and sex offender registration stances, as well as an argument for the death penalty.

U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul, a Republican congressman from Austin and chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, told KXAN-TV that authorities believe Conditt purchased supplies for bombs at a local Home Depot store, AP reports. It's not clear where the bombs were made, AP adds.



Manley also said there is some concern that other packages may have been left around Austin before the suspect died. "We don't know where this suspect has spent his last 24 hours and therefore we still have to remain vigilant to ensure that no other packages have been left throughout the community," Manley said.

[cc]

The 23-year-old man linked to the deadly bombings that rocked Austin, Texas, and surrounding areas over the past month had a "target list" of future locations he wanted to strike, the chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security said Thursday.



Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, said that authorities have discovered that Mark Anthony Conditt, 23, had a "target list of future targets" including residences and addresses discovered by authorities.



"I think he had pulled these addresses, these were his future targets. It was a target list." he said on "America's Newsroom."



McCaul added that based on the data authorities were able to retrieve from Conditt, they were able to go the homes and "clear them" from any suspicious packages.



Conditt also used "exotic batteries" to make his weapons that terrorized Austin this month, according to McCaul, who added that because he used "very unique" battery packs ordered off the internet from Asia, authorities were able to see all of the devices were from the same bomb maker.



The 23-year-old had also used nails purchased at a Home Depot, according to the congressman.

[Anonymous]

The 23-year-old man linked to the deadly bombings that rocked Austin, Texas, and surrounding areas over the past month had a "target list" of future locations he wanted to strike, the chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security said Thursday.



Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, said that authorities have discovered that Mark Anthony Conditt, 23, had a "target list of future targets" including residences and addresses discovered by authorities.



"I think he had pulled these addresses, these were his future targets. It was a target list." he said on "America's Newsroom."



McCaul added that based on the data authorities were able to retrieve from Conditt, they were able to go the homes and "clear them" from any suspicious packages.



Conditt also used "exotic batteries" to make his weapons that terrorized Austin this month, according to McCaul, who added that because he used "very unique" battery packs ordered off the internet from Asia, authorities were able to see all of the devices were from the same bomb maker.



The 23-year-old had also used nails purchased at a Home Depot, according to the congressman.

Have you heard any of those targets?

[cc]

No, just that there was a list

[Anonymous]

No, just that there was a list

The names of the targets will be released or leaked soon enough.

[cc]

Yes. Actually the above was not leak. Authorities are telling what they know when they know it



what a difference (in every way) the authorities have been on this one compared with Vegas and Broward

Appears they did a good job in all respects .. figuring it all out and in informing public of things that will not hurt the case from the start

[Wazzzup]

This is a perfect example of the media and their double standard racial propaganda



this op ed is typical of what is out there--



[size=150]The Bomber Is Dead, but Fear of Racist Attacks Lives On[/size]

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/22/opinion/austin-bombing-race-segregation.html">https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/22/opin ... ation.html">https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/22/opinion/austin-bombing-race-segregation.html



In the early part of the Austin bombing a black man was killed and his mother injured, the third victim was an Hispanic woman.  So the media figured it is about race.  But then the remaining two victims were white, and there was no evidence in the bombers manifesto that it was about race.  So what does the media do?  Keep saying it was a hate crime and about race, of course.



Bear in mind this is the same media who when a Muslim screams allah akhbar and shoots a bunch of strangers they just can't figure out the motive.  "Oh my, what could it be?"  or when a black guy kills 6 strangers, all of them white and says he wanted to "kill all white people."  the media wonders "is it a hate crime? Gosh, who knows?"



http://www.fox32chicago.com/news/man-who-threatened-to-kill-all-white-people-charged-in-6-murders">http://www.fox32chicago.com/news/man-wh ... -6-murders">http://www.fox32chicago.com/news/man-who-threatened-to-kill-all-white-people-charged-in-6-murders

http://www.kansascity.com/opinion/editorials/article170592852.html">http://www.kansascity.com/opinion/edito ... 92852.html">http://www.kansascity.com/opinion/editorials/article170592852.html



That's what these tards do.  They're endlessly skeptical of things that don't fit their worldview and immediately embrace anything that does, no matter how faulty the connection.  Journalism my ass :001_rolleyes:  

[Anonymous]

This is a perfect example of the media and their double standard racial propaganda



this op ed is typical of what is out there--




I haven't heard the media say it was a hate crime.

[cc]

Yes. No motive yet so far as I know

[Wazzzup]

This is a perfect example of the media and their double standard racial propaganda



this op ed is typical of what is out there--




I haven't heard the media say it was a hate crime.

They aren't calling it a "hate crime" per se, but they are acting like it was one--like the article I posted, calling it a "racist attack" (even though there is no evidence it was) there are many others like that.