Christineisfab
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I recently watched a documentary about Timothy McVeigh and it might be that this person either wants to get caught or just doesn't care about getting caught. If it's a hate crime, these people often think of themselves as martyrs and don't mind getting caught if they can do as much damage as possible.I can't think of another bombing case with this many attacks in such close proximity. They usually go quiet for a while, which as you said, would be advantageous to him. The fact that there is no clear pattern in terms of victimology, is certainly making the job of law enforcement that much more difficult. It could still of course be race related, but the fact that the last two victims were white, lessens that possibility somewhat.
I'm still thinking racial crime, even with this latest explosion-- White Supremacists can be angry at all sorts of people, even not of a specific race. I think it's possible that they knew (or at least knew of) the first three victims and then just decided to direct their rage elsewhere.
All IMO
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