jckrjr7 said:
Hoping he left DNA on the label
i'd bet dollars to donuts he dropped at a box. the question is how did he cover his online tracks to purchase the label.AG 2000' said:jckrjr7 said:
Hoping he left DNA on the label
And that they can trace it back to a store with video surveillance.
Furlock Bones said:i'd bet dollars to donuts he dropped at a box. the question is how did he cover his online tracks to purchase the label.AG 2000' said:jckrjr7 said:
Hoping he left DNA on the label
And that they can trace it back to a store with video surveillance.
for sure. i meant to say, how "well" did he cover his tracks online.trouble said:
I think you can use a throw away credit card (Visa gift card) for FedEx. Definitely ways to set up a dummy account.
Beer Baron said:
Mailed from Austin to Austin. Maybe this is where he finally messed up and left a paper trail.
trouble said:
Suspicious package at another FedEx location
http://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/heavy-police-presence-at-fedex-near-austin-airport/1062630735
I think it's far more likely this is a terrorist cell than a copy cat situation, too much sophistication with the devices.AggieOO said:
How long until we get our first copycat? Wouldn't shock me if the mailed package is one.
Austin seems so unlikely as a terrorist target. I think it's a local person acting alone.AG 2000' said:I think it's far more likely this is a terrorist cell than a copy cat situation, too much sophistication with the devices.AggieOO said:
How long until we get our first copycat? Wouldn't shock me if the mailed package is one.
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At 9 a.m., KXAN received information a FedEx Office Print and Ship Center at 5601 Brodie Lane in south Austin was surrounded by authorities. When KXAN called the office, there was an automated message that said the location was closed for the day. Photos show the area is roped off with crime tape.
trouble said:
It's hard to tell from how it's being reported but I think they tracked it to there.
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A Sunset Valley Police officer at the scene told KXAN's Alyssa Goard said the package that exploded at the Schertz facility was shipped from the Brodie location. Sunset Valley police says it is assisting the FBI by providing perimeter security as it investigates.
Yeah. I can't imagine he'd risk going in and being caught on camera. If you drop it in one of those bins it probably ends up in the nearest store before being sent to Schertz.trouble said:
Possibly. I'm guessing that's the first place it was scanned.
Beer Baron said:Yeah. I can't imagine he'd risk going in and being caught on camera. If you drop it in one of those bins it probably ends up in the nearest store before being sent to Schertz.trouble said:
Possibly. I'm guessing that's the first place it was scanned.
Yep.ellebee said:
Worries me how many other ones may have been dropped off that weren't flagged or detonated in shertz.
