[LibertyRocks]

This is the only media report I can find on this situation at the moment. I will keep searching and post the links down-thread if I find any.

[inkling]

What the heck is going on in OK these days?

[LibertyRocks]

I gave this particular story from my links listing last night it's own thread. I will post any follow-ups I find here (and in my links listing if they come through that way).

[battlegearboat]

It's getting mighty "bomby" here in Oklahoma.

[texianyankee]

okay, how far/close is Marshall County, OK to Norman, OK?

[mtbopfuyn]

Lemme guess, those two are taking Bomb Making 101 as a correspondence course from OU?

[mtbopfuyn]

Yellow liquid? Nitro or what?

Mailman noticed it. Were the bombs being mailed or what?

How did the police zero in the bomb makers so quickly?

Bombs were found at three residences, but only two people arrested?

[LibertyRocks]

Ping...Thought you two might be interested in seeing this. Totally unrelated to OU though...

[Boundless]

> ... Highway Patrol bomb squad diffused two homemade
> bombs found in mailboxes.
> ...
> A number of the bombs were active and had to be diffused.

Defused, anyone?

Hey, it spell-checked, so it must be correct, eh?

The so-called schools of journalism strike again.

[pepperdog]

Maybe no one else takes bombs in Oklahoma seriously but I know from personal experience the Post Office does! For years it has been a pastime of country kids to blow up mail boxes. Mine was blown up and started a fire beside the road. Since we live in a heavily wooded area I called the police to report what happened after I put the fire out. You wouldn't believe the number of people, including the bomb squad and a postal inspector, who arrived at my house--and this was years before 911 and terrorists. These bombs with acid in them sound very serious and I hope those who make them are sent up for life!