[MizSterious]

Actually, the night it happened, they announced almost immediately that there was no suicide note. They were sure quick to proclaim the absence of a note--but a little late in backtracking, it seems.

[BlessedByLiberty]

You are correct. The first statements were that no suicide note was found, now we have a suicide note on a computer.

If the computer was not locked down could the roommate or someone else have written the suicide note on an open keyboard?

To those who will reply to this post that FReepers who question the official line(s) are all conspiracy theorists, remember there were first hand accounts on that initial thread which indicated explosives being heard around a stadium.

Unless, of course, one believes that a typical American youth would commit suicide by sitting outside a stadium with explosives in a backpack and not with guns, knives, pills, bridge jumping or a car crash.

[HoustonCurmudgeon]

Who announced it - the MSM? I didn't see or hear a FBI news conference, did I miss it?

[El Gato]

Actually, the night it happened, they announced almost immediately that there was no suicide note. They were sure quick to proclaim the absence of a note--but a little late in backtracking, it seems.

Exactly, they said there was no note, now they say the computer was on when they searched the apartment (which was the day after the event) and the computer was on with the note on it, and the cursor still blinking.

Plus the fact that the roommate had to have not noticed all those explosives, smell and all. So much stuff that it took hours to remove it (Not almost 24 hours though, the warrant was served early Sunday morning, the bomb trailer was observed to make several trips, and the stuff was blown up sometime shortly after 9 PM Sunday night.