[Sooth2222]

I'll take a wild guess that if this follows the typical pattern, at least half the information we're getting is flat-out wrong and we might never get the complete truth (if it's politically incorrect).

Monday morning seems an odd time for a terrorist attack, maybe a domestic dispute, disgruntled employee/contractor or recently-fired employee?

[MRadtke]

I’ll take a wild guess that if this follows the typical pattern, at least half the information we’re getting is flat-out wrong and we might never get the complete truth (if it’s politically incorrect).
Monday morning seems an odd time for a terrorist attack, maybe a domestic dispute, disgruntled employee/contractor or recently-fired employee?

I agree with you about the facts being distorted, but I would have to say that a terror attack on a Monday morning can set the tone of the news for at least a week. Sort of the opposite of a Friday afternoon news dump.

[hummingbird]

"Monday morning seems an odd time for a terrorist attack,..."

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9/11, the original 9/11 was a Tuesday at 9am eastern (I think eastern) when people were in process of getting to work.

Does anything happen on Mondays around 10am?

Those "jihadies" love to put extra effort in their killings, hence 9/11 the original and 9/11 the second.