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The ongoing investigation into the explosion that took place in Nashville, Tennessee, on Christmas morning led to the identification of a 63-year-old man: his name is Anthony Quinn Warner and appears to be the owner of a caravan similar to the one involved in the explosion . A photo taken by Google Street View in May 2019 shows the caravan in the courtyard of Warner’s house in the Antioch neighborhood – the house was searched by police on Saturday. US newspapers have been unable to contact Warner and it is unclear whether law enforcement suspects him of causing the blast.
The FBI, which has begun investigating the blast, said agents are following hundreds of leads. Douglas Korneski, FBI special agent in charge of the Memphis office, which also has jurisdiction over Nashville, said: “We are evaluating several people. We look for all possible reasons.
According to CNN, which cites two unidentified law enforcement sources, the blast may have been a suicide attack: On Friday night, police said what were likely human remains had been detected at the scene, while more detections in the area than surrounds the point. No other remains of tissue or explosives were identified from the explosion.
The explosion occurred shortly before dawn on Friday, injuring three people, the collapse of a building and damaging dozens of businesses. It was a caravan parked on Second Avenue, near an AT&T telecommunications company building, which exploded. Police immediately said they believed the explosion was intentional and later released a picture of the involved caravan from roadside security cameras. According to the intervening agents and some witnesses, a message from the camper warned of the presence of a bomb before it exploded.
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