Blowing himself up intentionally

[Meditation guide]

There was a tremendous explosion in the city of Nashville Tennessee on Christmas day. They found pieces of human tissue in the remains.
This is one of the more unusual suicides I've heard of. The flames you can see are what is left of an RV. The man who did it was over 50, single, and had signed over his house to a woman in her 20s who lives in California in the month before he did this.

 

[Brick In The Wall]

I know it wasn't nearly as deadly but it reminds me of the Oklahoma City bombing with a suicidal twist.

 

[Spitfire]

Strange

 

[Meditation guide]

This has an eerie twist to it with the recording that was played first for 15 minutes. And first there was a recording four times of multiple gunshots before the voice recording came on, probably to wake people up. They said it was incredibly loud and woke them up.

The explosion was massive:

 

[Spitfire]

Downtown.. downtown..

 

[Fragile]

This definitely looks like an act of terrorism rather than a simple suicide.

You can hear the evacuation alarm just seconds before the explosion, this was probably an attempt to get people out of their buildings and into the explosion radius, some car bombings from the terrorist in my country used similar methods, truly cruel and horrible people.

 

[foxdie]

Just read about it this morning. At least no one innocent was killed. It never ends does it...

 

[Nexuno]

The guy was paranoid about 5G. He wanted to hit Att.

 

[Meditation guide]

He parked next to a big ATT building, and that was where his father had worked so maybe there is some connection.

 

[Spitfire]

He parked next to a big ATT building, and that was where his father had worked so maybe there is some connection.

This little episode, just wait

 

[Meditation guide]

This one has a local woman reacting who filmed it:

 

[Nexuno]

Talking of the method has been said that his body has been "vaporized"...

 

[Meditation guide]

One possible clue, hinting potentially at Warner's mental state, came when police revealed Sunday morning that a haunting song was playing from Warner's explosives-filled RV before the explosion.​

That song, Petula Clark's 1964 recording of "Downtown," strikes a melancholy tone.
"When you're alone and life is making you lonely, you can always go downtown," the song begins.
"When you've got worries, all the noise and the hurry seems to help, I known, downtown."

But Tennessee Safety Commissioner Jeff Long had also recently warned about violence associated with wild conspiracy theories blaming 5G mobile technology for spreading COVID-19.

Also, one conspiracy theory that has emerged since the bombing is that the AT&T building contained voting machines that might change the outcome of the presidential election. (quoted from newschannel5)

 

[Donk]

The man who did it, Anthony Warner, may have been following a conspiracy theory that the election voting machines were stored in the ATT building and for whatever reason he wanted to destroy them, or wanted to punish ATT for storing and supposedly hiding them. He might have thought they were programmed to give extra votes for Biden, or something like that.

wait that doesn't make sense. Why would he destroy all the machines if he's a MAGA? Wouldn't he wanna preserve them for evidence?

 

[Nexuno]

The "supercomputer at Neshville" conspiracy theory is born yesterday on the internet and it's totally bogus XD

wait that doesn't make sense. Why would he destroy all the machines if he's a MAGA? Wouldn't he wanna preserve them for evidence?

He's 100% liberal. He also believed in UFOs... XD

 

[Teal_Blue_Dreams]

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One possible clue, hinting potentially at Warner's mental state, came when police revealed Sunday morning that a haunting song was playing from Warner's explosives-filled RV before the explosion.
That song, Petula Clark's 1964 recording of "Downtown," strikes a melancholy tone.
"When you're alone and life is making you lonely, you can always go downtown," the song begins.
"When you've got worries, all the noise and the hurry seems to help, I known, downtown."

But Tennessee Safety Commissioner Jeff Long had also recently warned about violence associated with wild conspiracy theories blaming 5G mobile technology for spreading COVID-19.

Also, one conspiracy theory that has emerged since the bombing is that the AT&T building contained voting machines that might change the outcome of the presidential election.

girl, i cant with them. *eyeroll*

 

[Meditation guide]

It's amazing the lengths he must have gone to. These bombers usually have some strange ideas.

The Nashville police went around knocking on doors telling people to get out in that 15 minutes before the blast, and are heroes since they saved lives. It's something they should get medals for.

 

[Donk]

his 20 year old gf was the winner from all this. he gave all his assets to her a month prior.

 

[Teal_Blue_Dreams]

It's amazing the lengths he must have gone to. These bombers usually have some strange ideas.

the thought of putting that much work into anything...makes me tired as hell

 

[Mthom2]

What a nightmare. It's weird but I feel more sympathy for him than most others do around here. The state of his mind and suffering must have been astounding.

I work in Nashville nearly every night driving rideshare. That morning, I had just got home from working around that area when I heard the news. Seems about 45 minutes after I headed out for home, the bomb went off.

The whole situation was just awful for everyone all around.

 

[Meditation guide]

. The state of his mind and suffering must have been astounding.

He must have had some type of severe mental problem. Yet he functioned well enough to create that elaborate plan. And he was a self employed computer specialist, good at his job. We may never know why he did it. He had been at one time a license holder to handle explosives so he must have stockpiled some.

He did a good job of destroying everything inside the ATT building. It knocked out cell phone service and internet over a huge area including in adjoining states. He probably wanted to committ suicide for a long time, and was planning to use explosives to do it. And bought into a conspiracy theory so he thought he was going out and also doing a public service.

I doubt if voting machines were inside the ATT building. He seems too smart to have associated covid 19 with 5g.

 

[Sherri]

Omg. Speechless.

 

[Meditation guide]

Warner spent time in a park looking for aliens and lizard people:

 

[awfullife]

He's 100% liberal. He also believed in UFOs... XD

I believe in UFOs.

 

[justsad&done]

I know it wasn't nearly as deadly but it reminds me of the Oklahoma City bombing with a suicidal twist.

I thought the same thing.

 

[Meditation guide]

his 20 year old gf was the winner from all this. he gave all his assets to her a month prior.

He had signed over a $250,000 house to his girlfriend and she gave it to his mother when he died. It had been his mother's house all along and she lived there, and Warner stole it from her, so the girlfriend gave it back to his mother.

 

[Nexuno]

I believe in UFOs.

Well he was way deep into it:

 

[SuicidallyCurious]

Looks like another lone nut who didn't even blow it up for a valid reason. Why can't these types do it somewhere better, like next to bernie madoffs prison cell?