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LONDON - The bomber responsible for last week's explosion on a London bus was believed to be among the 13 people killed on board, broadcast reports said, citing police sources.
Sky News and the British Broadcasting Corp. quoted sources as saying the identification of the bomber in Thursday's attack led to the raids on several addresses in Leeds on Tuesday.
Originally posted by CTID56092
As they (and I) said on day one; probably one lone bomber - something stopped the 4th bomb going onto the Picc line (north) and he got on the bus having put the timer back 1 hour. Accidental suicide bombing or detonation realising the game was up? We may never know.
Originally posted by BillyTheCat
One possible that has been suggested to me by one of my guys here, is that the problem with the timer could have been caused by the terrorist coming from Europe.
If he or she had overlooked changing their watch to BST (British Summer Time) then this may have lead to the 1 hour discrepancy.
BillyTheCat
Originally posted by kenshiro2012
skynews is now reporting that there were 4 bombers that died in the attacks
Originally posted by CTID56092
I hope they rot in hell! Isn't it about time some muslim Imam 'ex-communicated' their souls or something, to prove these sort of actions are against Isalm?
All four suspected bombers died during the London terror attacks, according to police sources.
Sky News crime correspondent Martin Brunt said three bombers died in separate Tube attacks and one was killed in the No 30 bus blast.
It was still not clear if the man on the bus had been a suicide bomber.
It follows witness reports of a man on the bus in an agitated state constantly looking into his bag before the blast in Tavistock Square.
Brunt said police had made a number of arrests in Leeds today in relation to last Thursday's bombings.
They were also poised to make arrests in London, he said.