FBI Arrests Man in Connection to Pipe Bombs

a reply to: MisterSpock

"Energetic material that when exposed to the right heat or friction could be dangerous to the public."

If it was gun powder they'd say it.

Or any other home made filler.

originally posted by: Ahabstar
a reply to: ketsuko

Well, two more have popped up since his arrest. So 14 now.

Arrests?

I know there may be more bombs out there, but I am thinking he may not have acted alone. Who arranged for the couriers?

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: MisterSpock

"Energetic material that when exposed to the right heat or friction could be dangerous to the public."

If it was gun powder they'd say it.

Or any other home made filler.

That would be my assumption.

If it was filled with something inert, though still technically in a sealed vessel, the quoted line above could be said(as true) and imply it was something it was not.

a reply to: ketsuko

It just feels rushed and overdone..and sloppy. Like no time or thought was put in to it. It also comes at a very convenient time. Just doesnt feel right.

a reply to: ketsuko

*shrug* Russian bots as couriers, I guess.

a reply to: Ahabstar

That's what bothers me. Did they get the right guy?

TheRedneck

originally posted by: BoscoMoney
a reply to: ketsuko

It just feels rushed and overdone..and sloppy. Like no time or thought was put in to it. It also comes at a very convenient time. Just doesnt feel right.

What doesn't feel right?

That a batsnip crazy person would mail bombs? That sounds exactly like something I would expect.

Apparently, he was big into chemtrails. Is anyone missing from ATS?

2:59 PM — FBI Director Christopher Wray says “13 IEDs were sent to various individuals across the country. Each device consisted of roughly 6 inches of PVC pipe, a small clock, a battery, some wiring and what is known as energetic material…These are not hoax devices.”

Yeah they are hoax devices.

6 inches. That's smaller from thumb to pinky on your open hand.

Small clock wouldn't provided enough juice to detonate.

PVC is the worse thing to use because it doesn't build enough pressure.

The wiring gauge was too thick.

Energetic material?

What a joke.

www.breitbart.com...

Throw that ontop of a twitter account that was never banned.

It's still active.

Brand new stickers on a look at me here I am van that's not even legally driveable in most areas of the country.

A known criminal.

Put it all together, and what do you get ?

BULL SNIP and it's rank.

a reply to: ketsuko

Ooh, good point! This guy didn't have enough money to hire a private courier... he was living out of that van according to Fox, as well as his mother's house.

Star for YOU!

TheRedneck

Rumors about copy-cat occurrences !!

Chatter about "the public" not buying the official story !!

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originally posted by: neo96


6 inches. That's smaller from thumb to pinky on your open hand.
.

Who's hands? I know a guy who from thumb to pinky DEFINITELY is not 6 inches....

originally posted by: GeechQuestInfo

originally posted by: BoscoMoney
a reply to: ketsuko

It just feels rushed and overdone..and sloppy. Like no time or thought was put in to it. It also comes at a very convenient time. Just doesnt feel right.

What doesn't feel right?

That a batsnip crazy person would mail bombs? That sounds exactly like something I would expect.

He does have a long history with law enforcement. You want to know what's really juicy about that one? His history is with Broward County. Every time he was arrested for something, he got off with a sweetheart deal. This is the same law enforcement agency that kept ignoring the Parkland shooter, too.

a reply to: neo96

6 inches. That's smaller from thumb to pinky on your open hand.

Unless you're Donald J Trump. Boom.

Put it all together, and what do you get ?

Some more fodder for van stickers?

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: ketsuko

Ooh, good point! This guy didn't have enough money to hire a private courier... he was living out of that van according to Fox, as well as his mother's house.

Star for YOU!

TheRedneck

GOOD POINT!!!!

Mailing something is very expensive.

I'm figuring that this particular fellow has cancer, can't afford it and needs treatment, soon. Club Fed will supply all of his needs...

originally posted by: GeechQuestInfo

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: ketsuko

Ooh, good point! This guy didn't have enough money to hire a private courier... he was living out of that van according to Fox, as well as his mother's house.

Star for YOU!

TheRedneck

GOOD POINT!!!!

Mailing something is very expensive.

I'm sensing sarcasm, mailing isn't expensive, but having a courier hand deliver is.

Just to check, I called a local courier and asked them how much it would cost to have a package from florida, sent to new york, hand delivered, I told them it was a manila envelope about the size of a small pipe bomb.

He said he'd have to look it up, asked for my name, address and phone number and said he'd get back to me.

I'll let you know when he calls back what it costs, I bet it won't be cheap. I'm expecting to be surprised.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: ketsuko

Ooh, good point! This guy didn't have enough money to hire a private courier... he was living out of that van according to Fox, as well as his mother's house.

Star for YOU!

TheRedneck

The reporting I read late last night was that there was no courier involved after all and that all of the packages had gone through the USPS.

As to why they weren't all postmarked:

What we know about the pipe bomb scare and suspect Cesar Sayoc's arrest

Why weren't the stamps on the packages postmarked?

All of the pipe bomb packages contained Forever stamps, but some of the packages were not postmarked sparking questions about how they could be mailed without it. Three officials explained to NBC New York on Thursday that some of the manila packages were not postmarked because they were too soft and could not go through the postal machines.

USPS says on its site that there are some instances where a postmark is not required.

"Postmarks are not required for mailings bearing a permit, meter, or precanceled stamp for postage, nor to pieces with an indicia applied by various postage evidencing systems," it says.

3:13 PM — Asked why the suspect only sent explosive devices to Democrats, Sessions replies: “I don’t know, other than what you might normally expect. He appears to be been partisan, that would be determined by the facts as the case goes forward, I’m not able to comment on that.”

Thats interesting from someone that couldn't even tell us why some 'nut' shot up a bunch of right wingers in Vegas.

www.breitbart.com...

originally posted by: MisterSpock

originally posted by: GeechQuestInfo

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: ketsuko

Ooh, good point! This guy didn't have enough money to hire a private courier... he was living out of that van according to Fox, as well as his mother's house.

Star for YOU!

TheRedneck

GOOD POINT!!!!

Mailing something is very expensive.

I'm sensing sarcasm, mailing isn't expensive, but having a courier hand deliver is.

Just to check, I called a local courier and asked them how much it would cost to have a package from florida, sent to new york, hand delivered, I told them it was a manila envelope about the size of a small pipe bomb.

He said he'd have to look it up, asked for my name, address and phone number and said he'd get back to me.

I'll let you know when he calls back what it costs, I bet it won't be cheap. I'm expecting to be surprised.

"Ya I'm wanting to mail something special. It's really going to blow people away! How many Liberty Heads would something like that cost?"