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Federal agents investigating the explosion of a motor home in Nashville were searching a two-story suburban house Saturday for clues to the blast, which injured three people in the heart of America's country music capital on Christmas Day. Federal agents were also trying to identify apparent human remains found near the exploded vehicle. The motor home, parked on a downtown street of the Southern U.S.
Nashville Police Confirm Anthony Quinn Warner Is Person of Interest in Christmas Bombing Nashville Police Chief John Drake confirmed to local news outlets that Anthony Quinn Warner, 63, is the person of interest in the Christmas Day explosion in downtown Nashville. Drake told The Tennessean that Warner was linked to the blast near the AT&T building downtown. A spokesman for the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department told Reuters that Warner is under investigation in the case. According to the news outlet, citing public records, Warner held several IT jobs over the years. He also had extens...
Nashville Bombing May Have Targeted AT&T Building, Mayor Suggests The person or persons who detonated an explosive in a motor home in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, on Christmas Day may have been targeting a nearby AT&T facility, Mayor John Cooper says. “Those of us in Nashville realize that on Second Avenue, there is a big AT&T facility and the truck was parked adjacent to this large, historic AT&T facility, which happens to be in downtown Nashville,” Cooper said in a Dec. 27 interview with CBS News. “And to all of us locally, it feels like there has to be some connection with the AT&T...
Federal agents investigating the Christmas day explosion in Nashville sharpened their focus Saturday, identifying a person of interest and searching an Antioch duplex as they tried to piece together “a giant jigsaw puzzle" of evidence. U.S. Attorney Don Cochran said more than 500 citizen tips were driving the investigation. More than 250 FBI agents and staff were collaborating on the case. Authorities did not give details about the person of interest, the ongoing search in Antioch or the ongoing analysis of the sprawling Second Avenue crime scene. There were no manhunts or announcement...
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is trying to find out if the human remains found near the Nashville explosion site on Christmas morning belong to the people living there. Tissue samples from the scene were confirmed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as human remains. However, authorities did not confirm any fatalities from the Nashville explosion yet, said a report from USA Today. So they are still confirming if the human remains are possibly from the said explosion. (Photo : Terry Wyatt/Getty Images) Police close off an area damaged by an explosion on Christmas morning on Decem...