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CCRS Special Report – Law Enforcement News Conference to discuss the Austin serial bomber SoMetro News
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Austin serial bomber Mark Anthony Conditt recorded what the Austin Police Chief described as an audio confession. The confession was approximately 25 min's and was recorded on a cell phone, that Conditt had in his possession, when he died in the early morning hours of March 21. He described seven bombs that he had constructed in the recording and authorities believe they have accounted for all of the explosive devices that Conditt constructed.
ATF, FBI and Texas law enforcement are searching Conditt's home and have found bomb making materials.
This is an excerpt from the Austin Police Chief's statement.
Austin serial bomber Mark Anthony Conditt recorded what the Austin Police Chief described as an audio confession. The confession was approximately 25 min's and was recorded on a cell phone, that Conditt had in his possession, when he died in the early morning hours of March 21. He described seven bombs that he had constructed in the recording and authorities believe they have accounted for all of the explosive devices that Conditt constructed.
ATF, FBI and Texas law enforcement are searching Conditt's home and have found bomb making materials.
This is an excerpt from the Austin Police Chief's statement.
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