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The 63-year-old man who killed himself by detonating a homemade bomb in his camper van in downtown Nashville on Christmas Day acted alone and may have been suffering from paranoia, the FBI said Monday.
ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn Authorities said he was driven by "eccentric conspiracy theories." • 6 min read Police were warned about Nashville bomber over a year ago A 2019 police report obtained by ABC News shows Anthony Warner’s girlfriend reported to authorities that he was allegedly "building bombs in the RV trailer at his residence."Mark Humphrey/AP, FILE The bomber authorities say set off an IED in his RV on Christmas Day in Nashville, Tennessee, was driven by conspiracy theories and intended to kill himself, but was not motiva...
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Comparing New York Times Headlines Reveals Manipulative Agenda Commentary You may find it instructive, as I did, to look at the headlines, with their subheads, from two different and apparently unrelated stories in Thursday’s New York Times. Here’s the first, in its on-line version: “Behind the Nashville Bombing, a Conspiracy Theorist Stewing About the Government: Anthony Warner, who was obsessed with an outlandish tale about lizard aliens and other plots, had been planning for months.” And here’s the second, also as it appears on-line: “Four Subway Stabbings and a Young Man’s D...