FBI identifies Nashville bomber

 Washington Examiner:

The FBI has confirmed that Anthony Warner was the culprit behind a Christmas day bombing in downtown Nashville.

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Warner was the person tied to the RV used in the attack.  So far, he is not tied to any specific group. 

The NY Post has more on the bomber who perished in the blast.  His DNA was found at the scene.

Human remains found at the site of the Christmas RV bombing in Nashville belong to Anthony Quinn Warner, the tech expert behind blast, officials announced Sunday.

“Anthony Warner is the bomber,” said US Attorney Don Cochran during a press briefing.

“He was present when the bomb went off, and then he perished in the bombing.”

Warner, 63, is the only known fatality in the bombing, which also left three people injured and caused significant property damage, including to an AT&T building, knocking out cell service across the state and much of the south.

Forensic testing was used to match the remains found at the scene with Warner’s DNA, as well as that of relatives, officials said.

Investigators are probing whether Warner touched off the massive explosion over his fears of 5G cellular technology and his suspicion that it was being used to spy on the American public, it had previously been reported.
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