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Warner, 63, was a longtime Nashvillian who held several IT jobs. Public records show he had extensive experience with electronics and alarm systems. He worked as an independent computer technician with the real estate firm Fridrich & Clark. Warner, who was previously named as a person of interest in the case by Nashville Police Chief John Drake, is believed to have acted alone in the incident, investigators said. "Anthony Warner is the bomber. He was present when the bomb went off, and he pe...

Anthony Quinn Warner ID’ed as Nashville suicide bomber — but questions remain Print this article A quiet Christmas morning in Nashville was interrupted by a suicide bomber, identified by the FBI as Anthony Quinn Warner, whose RV played music and sounded warnings of an imminent explosion before he detonated it into a massive fireball. Speculation about a possible motive has largely centered on the severe damage the explosion did to AT&T services across Tennessee and the wider region as wel...

Man identified as Christmas Day bomber was longtime Nashville resident with electronics expertise Natalie Allison, Nashville Tennessean Replay Video UP NEXT NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Anthony Quinn Warner was the bomber in the explosion that rocked downtown Nashville on Christmas Day and he died in the blast, authorities said Sunday. Warner, 63, was a longtime Nashvillian who held several IT jobs. Public records show he had extensive experience with electronics and alarm systems....

By @jimchandler1075 Dec 27, 2020 Note: Updated 2:19 pm Sunday to include new information about the woman who was deeded the suspects Antioch home. __________________________ The FBI has officially publicized their "person of interest" in the Christmas morning bombing outside the AT&T infrastructure building. And we may have a possible motive. The FBI believes Anthony Quinn Warner of Antioch, TN is the owner of the RV that blew up around 6:30 Friday morning. His home in Antioch was raided by t...

Man identified as Christmas Day bomber was longtime Nashville resident with electronics expertise Natalie Allison, Nashville Tennessean Replay Video UP NEXT NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Anthony Quinn Warner was the bomber in the explosion that rocked downtown Nashville on Christmas Day and he died in the blast, authorities said Sunday. Warner, 63, was a longtime Nashvillian who held several IT jobs. Public records show he had extensive experience with electronics and alarm systems....

Dec. 27, 2020 12:23 pm The explosion that rocked Nashville, Tennessee on Christmas Day knocked out an AT&T data facility, which then resulted in cell phone and internet access outages across a huge region of Tennessee and Kentucky. It grounded flights. It destroyed or severely damaged over 40 buildings. Three people were injured. The police and FBI have zeroed in on a suspect: Anthony Quinn Warner. Agents searched the home of the 63-year-old on Saturday. A home which, on Google maps, had an RV ...

Man identified as Christmas Day bomber was longtime Nashville resident with electronics expertise Natalie Allison, Nashville Tennessean Replay Video UP NEXT NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Anthony Quinn Warner was the bomber in the explosion that rocked downtown Nashville on Christmas Day and he died in the blast, authorities said Sunday. Warner, 63, was a longtime Nashvillian who held several IT jobs. Public records show he had extensive experience with electronics and alarm systems....

Warner, 63, was a longtime Nashvillian who held several IT jobs. Public records show he had extensive experience with electronics and alarm systems. He worked as an independent computer technician with the real estate firm Fridrich & Clark. Warner, who was previously named as a person of interest in the case by Nashville Police Chief John Drake, is believed to have acted alone in the incident, investigators said. "Anthony Warner is the bomber. He was present when the bomb went off, and he pe...