Large explosion, buildings damaged in downtown Nashville

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
I posted the Google street view of Warner's house a few pages back that shows the RV, and the neighbor says it was moved a few days ago, and Warner gave that property away last month for nothing, but I agree we need proof it's the same RV. Or some proof his RV is somewhere else.

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Google Street View with RV

Being talked about on the vietnamese knitting board....

Current owner of Dominion is an investment holding group called Staple Street Capital. Before Staple Steeet was sold off to China (see SEC filing) it was owned by an investment firm called the Carlyle Group.

www.sec.gov...

Notice any interesting players amongst the co-owners of the Carlyle Group?

littlesis.org...

Why are the CEO of Walmart, Saudi Royals, State Pension Funds, Ex Co-Owner of Microsoft, a Riot Control Weapons Manufacturer, International Energy Holding Corporations amongst many others buying a US Voting Machine Company?

1: The Building in which the RV exploded was/is an AT&T Bldg. ATT contracted to do forensic audit on Dominion machines; yes..you can verify this through news reports...etc
2: Those said Machines were/are being moved to Nashville
3: The former owner of the ATT BUILDING IN NASHVILLE WAS CERBERUS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT . Cerberus Capital owns guess what? DOMINION.
4:CERBERUS is run by Stable Street Execs guess who's the co founder...Joe Biden's Brother in Law is the co founder of Staple Street”

a reply to: hounddoghowlie

She updated on her twitter

Update: he’s gotten in touch with them. I haven’t seen the footage. I don’t live in Nashville anymore. This tweet was an attempt to help him provide evidence that could help bring whoever did this to justice We’re not solving crimes on Twitter, y’all. Let’s let the pros work

Hope dad kept a copy of the video before turning it over of the feds.

a reply to: Mandroid7

I saw those connections in the commentary at RedState.

This site claims he was licensed to handle explosives at some point. They only have images and failed to link to any source.



I'm not sure where one confirms this information.

a reply to: Identified

thanks, i was hoping for some hot info on what the fbi said. or if maybe it showed who parked it there.

a reply to: Ksihkehe

If he is the haunted house guy, that would make some sense depending on the types of effects they were using.

a reply to: hounddoghowlie

Looks like she deleted the original twits and posted that update. She didn't say anything more.

I hope daddy kept a copy of this video before handing it over.

a reply to: Ksihkehe

If ran the haunted house then he probably needed an explosives license if he had pyrotechnics. But that is interesting and might explain why if he was buying large quantities they weren't tipped off.

Link for search:

verify.tn.gov...

Really hoping this guy left something behind, some kind of message about why you did this etc.

Otherwise it'll be kind of like the Las Vegas shooting, where everyone's just kind of left scratching their heads theorizing about why.

a reply to: Ksihkehe

The explosion sure didn't look like explosives. It looked like maybe a pipebomb under fuel and propane tanks
It had a massive fireball.
Really weird.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Yeah seems a bit odd, that an RV park there overnight might not get flagged. But I don't know what the overnight parking rules are there etc. Could also be in the current economic downturn, that they've got a lot of homeless or nearly homeless who are living in RVs on the streets. I've seen some of that around southern California here.

The license plate thing? Yeah that seems really odd like that would trigger some immediate follow-up by police. But where or when was it mentioned that the RV did not have plates on it? Did I miss a source somewhere that was quoted. Just curious.

a reply to: Ksihkehe
It's from the state's website.


verify.tn.gov...

a reply to: EnhancedInterrogator

The street is a lot Air B&B types and boutique hotels so an RV may not have been out of the ordinary. Assuming the police were even out and about much on Christmas Eve Night when it was well below freezing.

Seems they didn't even come into the area until someone called regarding the gunshot sounds.

To me, it appears the RV was parked, broadcasted a warning for a bit. Then before blowing up the RV drove towards the building targeting it. It was parked on the opposite side and the explosion clearly comes from in front of the white car in the twitter video linked...so if the RV blew up, we have a suicide bomber here...

I noticed any Google Street view photos and some of the other photos the people posted regarding the RV associated with that house, that adjacent to the door on the passenger side of the RV is some sort of large sign.

Looks like maybe it could have been either handmade or computer printed and then duct taped to the side of the RV?

Could be something innocuous like keep out or no trespassing of course.

a reply to: EnhancedInterrogator

I think that's a louvered vent cover??

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: carewemust

Well, considering there's probably 100,000 RV's like that in America, I'm not sure that twitter link is absolute proof.

Definitely a strange coincidence though, and may well be the one, but I think I'd need a little more evidence than Mr. Ngo's post on Twitter. A serial number match off the engine block might be good.

The FBI is good with this kind of stuff, where there are no politics involved.

originally posted by: Identified
a reply to: EnhancedInterrogator
I think that's a louvered vent cover??

Could be. Could be anything. The resolution is too low to make out details.