Re: Trouble at Boston Marathon?
While you can't rule out a highly motivated individual here, I'm inclined to the view that more than one person was involved. Four bombs at four locations. All apparently designed to blow up the huge marathon crowds, strikes me as too ambitious for one person. We should all be grateful those additional two devices failed to go off.
Atlanta bomber Eric Robert Rudolph also planted four bombs, but they didn't go off at the same time. One killed a lady at Olympic Centennial park. Another went off later at a gay bar. And two went off at an abortion clinic. The second timed to go off after first responders arrived. But these four bombs didn't go off simultaneously. Rudolph was a serial bomber, not a mass bomber.
As far as the so-called "person of interest" is concerned, I've got two words for you: Richard Jewell.
While you can't rule out a highly motivated individual here, I'm inclined to the view that more than one person was involved. Four bombs at four locations. All apparently designed to blow up the huge marathon crowds, strikes me as too ambitious for one person. We should all be grateful those additional two devices failed to go off.
Atlanta bomber Eric Robert Rudolph also planted four bombs, but they didn't go off at the same time. One killed a lady at Olympic Centennial park. Another went off later at a gay bar. And two went off at an abortion clinic. The second timed to go off after first responders arrived. But these four bombs didn't go off simultaneously. Rudolph was a serial bomber, not a mass bomber.
As far as the so-called "person of interest" is concerned, I've got two words for you: Richard Jewell.
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