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VIDEOThe Democrats and the media are sure to hype the upcoming January 6 Committee televised public hearings as significant as the Watergate hearings. However, what will be most interesting about the Kangaroo Court hearings will be the questions they don't ask. At the top of the questions the January 6 Committee WON'T be asking is why the cell phone pings of everybody in or around the Capitol Buildings that day were tracked with the ONE exception of the guy who planted pipe bombs at the RNC and the DNC the night before. We know he was using his cell phone...

VIDEOPinellas County deputies caught the January 6 pipe bomber. However, this was the January 6, 2022 pipe bomber. It is still unknown if this is the January 6, 2021 pipe bomber in Washington, D.C.. As you can see, the FBI has been intensely investigating the original pipe bomber with all the tools available to them...except for maybe one.

On January 6, the media was chock full of stories about the events at Capitol Hill on the day of the riot. One potentially big event that could have overshadowed what happened at the Capitol building was a couple of pipe bombs planted near the Democratic National Committee and the Republican National Committee buildings. Fortunately neither bomb went off, but the mystery remains of who was the pipe bomber that still remains at large.Because of the January 6 anniversary, several media outlets were speculating about the mystery of who the pipe bomber was and why the FBI has not found...

Pipe bombs were left outside the Republican and Democratic headquarters The buildings, just blocks from each other, are less than half a mile from Capitol FBI released image of hooded suspect, wearing mask and gloves carrying object Comes after 81 arrested over riots at Capitol Wednesday which left five dead - another 36 suspects are being sought over vandalism, looting and inciting riot The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information about pipe bombs which were discovered at the Republican and Democratic committee headquarters in DC. The agency released an image today of a hooded suspect wearing a mask,...

Florida police have arrested a man after finding more than two dozen pipe bombs, including some that contained nails, screws and metal pellets. Police had been called after an explosion and found several bombs near a street and others in a trash bin. After officers identified Haasze as a suspect, he approached officers and surrendered. The 34-year-old told them he made the bombs for celebrations and to remove tree stumps and that he never intended to hurt anyone.

HUNTINGTON BEACH – Three pipe bombs have exploded in the city in recent days and police warned residents today to alert officials and stay clear if any suspicious devices are spotted. The bombs are constructed with galvanized-metal pipe and contain a black-powder explosive. They are designed to cause serious injury and property damage, police said. At least one of the bombs was hidden inside another object. There were no reports of injury or serious property damage from the three explosions. The bombings occurred at Holland Drive and Marken Lane about 9:50 p.m. Aug. 31, at Pacific Coast Highway and 12th...

A decade ago, I never thought I would be Twenty-three On the verge of spontaneous combustion Woe is me But I guess that it comes with the territory An ominous landscape of never-ending calamity. I need you to hear, I need you to see That I have had all I can take And exploding seems like a definite possibility to me So pardon me while I burst into flames. I've had enough of the world, and its people's mindless games So pardon me while I burn, and rise above the flame Pardon me, pardon me. I'll never be the same....

Friends, neighbors, fellow students stunned by Helder's arrest Art major, 21, confessed Wednesday to placing pipe bombs 05/09/2002 By JEFF BRADY / WFAA-TV On Wednesday, a judge in Reno, Nevada, ordered suspected mailbox bomber Luke Helder held without bail. The 21-year-old Minnesota college student was arrested Tuesday night in connection with 18 mailbox bombings across five states - including Texas. His crucial mistake? Turning on his cellphone. The phone's signal acted like a locator beacon, and within an hour, Helder was in handcuffs. The FBI said he has admitted making two dozen bombs. Six of them exploded, injuring six...

Suspect's dad tipped off FBI In letter, student warned 'mailboxes are exploding' 05/09/2002 Associated Press RENO, Nev. - The FBI zeroed in on 21-year-old Luke John Helder as the suspect in the string of pipe-bomb attacks after his father called police about a disturbing letter in which his son warned, "Mailboxes are exploding," authorities said Wednesday. Mr. Helder was captured Tuesday in Nevada after holding a shotgun to his head during a car chase and telling a friend by telephone, "I might have to blow myself away," authorities said. AP Suspected pipe bomber Luke Helder is escorted by law...

HICAGO, May 7 — The authorities arrested a 21-year-old college student today on a highway 40 miles east of Reno, Nev., in connection with a rash of 18 pipe bombs planted in rural mailboxes in five states in recent days. About eight hours after the Federal Bureau of Investigation issued an all-points bulletin with his description, the student, Lucas John Helder, pulled over on Interstate 80 near Fernley, Nev., and tossed a gun to the ground as he surrendered to state troopers who had been following him. Richard Kirkland, the Nevada public safety director said that at least one other...

We have breaking news regarding the chief suspect in the string of recent mailbox pipe bombings.KSL Newsradio 1160 is reporting that the suspect in a string of rural mailbox pipe bombings may be in Utah.Two sources in Utah's Department of Public Safety say there is 'strong evidence' that the man may have been in Utah in the last 24 hours.The FBI has identified the suspect as 22 year old Luke John Helder. He is believed to be in the southern panhandle of West Texas in the Lubbock or Brownsville area.The FBI says he should be considered armed and dangerous.