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‘Serial Bomber’ Feared as Fourth Package Explodes In Austin

By Crime and Justice News | March 19, 2018
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“It is very possible that this device was ... activated by someone either handling, kicking or coming in contact with a tripwire that activated the device,” said interim police chief Brian Manley . . .

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