[GOPJ]

Even more frightening, federal officials confirmed that a large cache of explosive material was found inside Mr. Hinrichs' university-owned apartment in Norman, Okla., which immediately placed suspicion on Mr. Hinrichs' roommate, a Pakistani Muslim, who was taken into FBI custody for questioning. He, along with two other unidentified Muslim students, were later released.

Norman itself is no stranger to Islamist activity. In 2000, Zacarias Moussaoui, the so-called 20th hijacker, took flying lessons at the city's flight school and attended a neighborhood mosque, which, according to NewsOK.com, is the same mosque that Mr. Hinrichs had been attending.

Suicide doesn't take a "large cache of explosive material".

[baystaterebel]

Eggsactly!

Why make more then ya would need? To do it again?

Hello! McFBI!

[livius]

I have been following this on other threads, and it was clear that he had more than suicide in mind. Allegedly, there were 400 lbs of explosives in the trunk of his car (a Lincoln Town Car) and 1000 lbs in his apt. There's no way his "roommate" couldn't have known about this, regardless of what he claims. In addition, where did Hinrichs - supposedly only a sparodically-employed college student - get the money to buy this stuff?

I doubt that he committed suicide at all, frankly. I think it was a "work accident."

[proudofthesouth]

Suicide doesn't take a "large cache of explosive material".

You're right. All it takes is one bullet.