A woman alerting police officers to Anthony Quinn Warner making bombs at his house last year wasn’t enough for a search warrant, Nashville’s police chief said Wednesday. The attorney for Warner’s girlfriend, Pamela Perry, called 911 last year to report that Perry was threatening to take her own life and claiming her boyfriend was building…
Girlfriend’s Warning of Suspect Making Bombs ‘Not Enough’ to Search Home: Nashville Police Chief
Nashville Bombing Suspect’s Girlfriend Warned Police He Was Building Bombs Last Year: Report
A girlfriend of the Nashville bombing suspect warned police last year that he was making explosives inside his recreational vehicle.
Nashville Bombing Suspect’s Girlfriend Warned Police He Was Building Bombs Last Year
A girlfriend of the Nashville bombing suspect warned police last year that he was making explosives inside his recreational vehicle.
Nashville Bomber Left Hints of Trouble, but Motive Elusive
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—In the days before he detonated a bomb in downtown Nashville on Christmas, Anthony Quinn Warner changed his life in ways that suggest he never intended to survive the blast that killed him and wounded three other people. Warner, 63, gave away his car, telling the recipient that he had cancer. A month before…
Neighbor Says Nashville Bombing Suspect Told Him ‘World is never going to forget me’
A neighbor of the Nashville bombing suspect said the man told him last week that the world would not forget him. Rick Laude said he saw Anthony Quinn Warner standing at his mailbox on Dec. 21. Laude pulled his car to the space to talk with Warner, inquiring about the man’s mother. Laude told the…
LA Executive Tied To Suspect in Nashville Bombing
An entertainment executive in Los Angeles is tied to the dead man believed to be behind the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville. According to a “quit claim deed,” Michelle Swing was given in November a house by Anthony Quinn Warner, the man authorities say triggered the blast. The Davidson County document conveyed 115 Bakertown Road…
FBI Releases Photograph of Nashville Bombing Suspect, Asks for Information
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on Sunday released a photograph of Anthony Quinn Warner, who authorities say carried out the bombing in downtown Nashville on Christmas Day. The undated picture shows Warner, a 63-year-old white male, in a grey shirt, a sweatshirt, and a black overcoat. He has dark graying hair. Warner is staring…
Nashville Bomber’s Motivation Remains a Mystery; Residents Were Warned for an Hour
In the early hours of Christmas Day, Anthony Quinn Warner parked a motorhome in front of the AT&T network center on Second Avenue in Nashville, Tennessee. Several hours later, at around 5 a.m., several loud bangs, recognized by locals as gunshots, were heard. Some 5 to 15 minutes later, there were more gunshots, prompting people…
Nashville Bomber’s Motivation Remains an Enigma, Gave Residents an Hour to Leave
On the Christmas night, Tennessee man Anthony Quinn Warner parked an RV motorhome in front of the AT&T network center on 2nd Avenue in Nashville. Around 5 a.m., several loud bangs, recognized by locals as gunshots, were heard. Some 5-15 minutes later, there were more gunshots, prompting people to call 911. Around 5:30 a.m., a…
Nashville Police Confirm Anthony Quinn Warner Is Person of Interest in Christmas Bombing
Nashville Police Chief John Drake confirmed to local news outlets that Anthony Quinn Warner, 63, is the person of interest in the Christmas Day explosion in downtown Nashville. Drake told The Tennessean newspaper that Warner was linked to the blast near the AT&T building downtown. A spokesman for the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department told Reuters that…
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