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When a parked RV exploded in Nashville on Christmas Day, three people were injured a much of a downtown street was destroyed. Now, Business Insider reports law enforcement has identified Anthony Quinn Warner, 63, as a 'person of interest.' Authorities called the blast 'intentional,' and hundreds of investigators quickly fanned out to determine a motive and pinpoint a culprit. Shortly before the RV exploded, an audio recording urged people to evacuate the area, warning that a bomb would be detonated in 15 minutes. Possible human remains were found near the explosion, but it's still unclear whether the remains belonged to a victim or someone connected to the explosion.
Business Insider reports the Federal Bureau of Investigation had its eyes on Jeffrey Epstein long before his death by apparent suicide in a New York City jail cell. The Bureau had plans to arrest Epstein while he was judging a beauty pageant in the US Virgin Islands in 2007, a year before his plea deal. The DoJ's Office of Professional Responsibility released a summary on Thursday of the handling of Epstein's first federal investigation between 2006 and 2008. The full 347-page report detailed law enforcement's plan to take Epstein into custody as early as May of 2007. Alex Acosta, the former Labor Secretary under the Trump administration, was at the time the Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. He agreed to a plea deal to grant immunity from all federal criminal charges to Epstein, along with four named co-conspirators. Epstein owned an island in the US Virgin Islands that he used as his primary residence. Now a tourist destination, it's referred to as 'Pedophile Island.'
Law enforcement agents were seen removing police tapes around the NYC bombing suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami's house in Elizabeth, New Jersey, on Monday, after they had reportedly finished searching the premises. Local residents watched as police officers and FBI agents investigated the house and expressed shock and disbelief that one of their neighbours could be suspected of such a crime.
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Officials release the photo of a man wanted in connection to the Saturday bombing in Manhattan that injured 29 people, while New York and New Jersey police look for links between that attack and others across the river. Diane Hodges reports.
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