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The odd thing is that he tried to have it both ways.

On one hand he blew himself up on a public street in the middle of a big city.

But on the other: he choose a time when few people would be there, and to broadcasted a warning to evacuate.

If he was so concerned about human life then why did he choose an explosion? And why did he choose a city street as the site to have his explosion? There are plenty of other ways and places to off yourself that dont endanger others.

Maybe he ALSO had some beef with ATT. But who knows?

The man identified as the suspect in Nashville’s Christmas Day bombing reportedly rid himself of his pricey possessions – including his home – and told people he was sick or retiring in the weeks leading up to the explosion. Anthony Quinn Warner gave his ex-girlfriend his car and told her he was suffering from cancer, according to The New York Times. Just before Thanksgiving, he transferred the deed to his house, The IT consultant, who went by "Tony" to those in his Antioch, Tenn., neighborhood, told a client just three weeks before the Friday morning explosion that he would be retiring, according to the Times.



Source: Nashville bombing suspect Anthony Quinn Warner was giving away property, claimed he was retiring, sick: report

Debris from the explosion, when compared to DMV records, confirmed the RV belonged to A.Q.Warner.

Other debris from the explosion, when compared to DNA samples, confirmed A.Q.Warner's death in the explosion.

Meanwhile, a source told the Daily Mail early Monday that investigators are "waiting on the digital footprint that should finally provide us with some answers." The source, who was identified in the report as being "close to the investigation," also said investigators have begun to suspect Warner’s motive could have been his concerns over 5G technology. "The unofficial motive thus far is the suspect believed 5G was the root of all deaths in the region and he'd be hailed a hero," the source reportedly said. Local news station WKRN reported that law enforcement is "looking seriously" at the possibility that Warner’s motive involved "paranoia over 5G technology."

Source: Nashville bombing investigators probe 5G 'paranoia' as possible motive, reports say

There is the baseless rumor that 5G cellular equipment causes the coronavirus to infect people.

Conspiracy theorists have picked up this rumor and are running with it.

Many people have unfounded fears. Fear is a powerful motivator. If Anthony Quinn Warner had cancer as he was reported to have said and if he believed the cancer was caused by 5G networks, it might explain what he did.

With each new generation of WiFi that comes out, a new wave of fear-mongering health claims emerges. They always come along with the same arguments:

* humans have never been exposed to this much of this type of radiation before,

* scientists have not demonstrated that the proposed new infrastructure won't be harmful to humans,

* the World Health Organization has already declared radio-frequency (WiFi) radiation to be "possibly cancerous,"

* and therefore, we should declare a moratorium on this technology until its safety has been established.

Fortunately, science already tells us that 5G almost certainly poses no danger to humans. Unless you value unfounded conspiracies over bona-fide science.

The Science Of Why 5G Is (Almost) Certainly Safe For Humans

But then you have conspiracy theorist such as Berkeley's Joel Moskowitz, who insist that it is. Unfortunately some people, perhaps Anthony Quinn Warner among them fall for these conspiracies hook, line, and sinker.