Christmas car explosion suspects self-destruct at the scene… Play pop songs right before the explosion

(Photo = Yonhap News)-A suspect in a car explosion in the middle of downtown Nashville, Tennessee, which shook Christmas morning in the United States, committed self-destruction at the scene, and the results of the investigation were revealed on the 27th (local time).

According to the Associated Press, the investigative authorities pointed out Anthony Quinn Warner, 63, who lives in Nashville as a suspect and searched his home the day before, and found that the remains of a person found at the scene of the incident matched Warner’s DNA. Confirmed.

It was also found that the camping vehicle (RV) used in the incident was the same as the RV’s vehicle number registered by Warner.

A FBI official who led the investigation said, “There is no evidence that anyone other than Warner was involved in the explosion.”

However, the investigative authorities said that they have not yet reached a conclusion on the motive of the crime, the AP said.

In Nashville, a camping vehicle parked in the middle of the city exploded around 6:30 am on the 25th, injuring three people and destroying 40 nearby buildings.

Warner has experience with electricity and alarm systems and has worked as a computer consultant for a real estate brokerage in Nashville, but it is known that he has never had any special problems with people around him.

In addition, there are reports that it has been confirmed that the property was recently arranged, such as transferring ownership of two houses to two women.

Earlier, the Nashville WSMV broadcast reported that the investigative authorities may have thought that Warner was “a tool for spying on Americans with 5G networks,” and is investigating whether this paranoia was the background of the case.

In fact, the vehicle exploded in front of the building where the central office of the telephone switching office of the US telecommunications company AT&T was located, causing some communications services to be interrupted and the airport’s flight takeoff to be temporarily suspended.

Meanwhile, it is known that a popular pop song of the 60s was played from the vehicle just before the explosion on the 25th.

At the time, the police who were dispatched after being reported that there was a shooting were heard from the RV at the scene that the bomb would detonate 15 minutes later, and the message “Escape now” continued to appear in a countdown format.

Before long, a pop song came out of the vehicle, and the RV exploded shortly after the music was over.

After listening to the music, one policeman remembered some of the lyrics and later learned through another colleague that the pop song was Petula Clark’s’Downtown’, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 1965.

Although the explosion took place downtown, it is not known if there is any connection between the song and the incident.

Meanwhile, the driver of a truck parked in a convenience store near Nashville this morning was also detained.

It was due to the sound of music similar to’Downtown’ from the truck, and officials left the convenience store and stopped the moving vehicle on the side of the road and then inserted a robot to investigate the vehicle.

In case of emergency, the eastern road to Nashville was closed.

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