Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing suspect, 32, meets horrific and premature end in jail

Daily Mail UK ^ | June 23, 2025 | Emma Richter

[Morgana]

The suspect arrested in connection to the bombing at a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California has died in jail.

Daniel Park, 32, was found unresponsive inside the Metropolitan Detention Center in Los Angeles Tuesday morning.

He was pronounced dead at the hospital. His cause of death is unclear.

Park, of Seattle, Washington, was accused of supplying 180lbs of explosives to Guy Edward Bartkus, the bomber who died in the May 17 explosion at the American Reproductive Centers.

He was taken into custody at New York's JFK Airport by the FBI and Port Authority Police on June 3 following the disastrous bombing.

Bartkus, the primary suspect and man accused of setting off the bomb, was killed in the explosion after a silver Ford Fusion sedan erupted.

Earlier this month, FBI director Akil Davis said the agency discovered that Park shipped six packages of ammonium nitrate - a chemical compound found in bombs - from Washington State to Bartkus in California.

Park was also 'in possession of a similar recipe' that was used in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, Davis said.

The suspect was nabbed by the FBI and Port Authority Police at New York's airport after he was deported back to the US from Warsaw, Poland.

He was a US citizen, though it is unclear if he has any connections to Poland, US District Attorney Bilal A Essayli said.

Davis described both Park and Bartkus as members of the anti-natalist movement, a group that 'don't believe people should exist' and people should not continue to procreate.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

His cause of death is unclear.

Horrific... not sure

Premature... yes

[Tell It Right]

Davis described both Park and Bartkus as members of the anti-natalist movement, a group that 'don't believe people should exist' and people should not continue to procreate.

He was a true believer

[CFW]

Jail drugs? Death by cell-mate? Dropped dead suddenly?

We may never know.

[linMcHlp]

Strong correlation between “Security Camera Not Working” and death.

[SuperLuminal]

Good news!
From a taxpayer’s perspective...

[wardaddy]

There’s some wicked dope in jail

[Zuriel]

Well, the WEFfers (Billy Gaytz & friends) want less people, so maybe see if this sicko had outside funding.

[Responsibility2nd]

[Veto!]

Suicide?

He didn’t think people should exist..

[43north]

Yeah, and there’s some wicked dopes in jail too. Now one less.

[packrat35]

Gee that’s too bad

Anyway...

[dblshot]

Well that’s one life aborted that I am happy about.

[frank ballenger]

Bad writing, as usual.
1) horrific death
2) cause of death is unclear

Average cost of keeping a prisoner incarcerated in California is approximately $133,000 a year.

Employee compensation.

Mandates to improve healthcare for inmates have driven up spending.

Direct costs like food and clothing, as well as fixed costs such as facility upkeep.

Compliance with court orders:
Spending to comply with court orders, particularly those related to healthcare, has also increased costs.
—CalMatters.

[Seruzawa]

The only horrific thing is the lying clickbait headline.

[Fireone]

Hope he got his sex-change done, before his untimely death. I’d hate for the taxpayers to have saved that money too!

[metmom]

Davis described both Park and Bartkus as members of the anti-natalist movement, a group that 'don't believe people should exist' and people should not continue to procreate.

Interesting how these people feel that way about everyone else but not themselves.

They should lead by example.

[No name given]

Just look at Jeffrey Epstein.

[No name given]

Arkansided most likely.

[Blood of Tyrants]

“IN possession of a similar recipe” to the OKC bombing? Ammonium nitrate and fuel oil is the ‘recipe”.