tangent4ronpaul
01-29-2011, 10:41 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEF4l32GrwM
and here it gets interesting... seems the Russians have motivation or trust issues.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/Moscow-blast-remote-controlled--Russian-media/743636
Moscow blast remote controlled: Russian media
The suicide bomber, who attacked Moscow’s international airport killing 35 people, could have been blown through a remote control by one of his accomplices who might have thought that he would back out at the last minute, a media report in Russia said Saturday.
Quoting unnamed experts involved in the probe, Kommersant business daily reported that molten circuit boards found after the January 24 blast at the Domodedovo airport indicated that a cell phone was embedded in the plastic explosives used in the attack.
It said that the behaviour of the terrorist, who hesitated for sometime, also backed this theory.
CCTV footage showed that suicide bomber nervously walked around in the arrival zone of the airport for about 15 minutes before the blast.
“It’s possible that one of his accomplices, thinking he would not press the button, remotely blew him up by making a phone call on the cell phone embedded in the bomb,” an investigator was quoted as saying by
This is a different bombing:
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/01/28/unexpected-text-message-reportedly-blows-bomber-soon/?test=latestnews
Unexpected Text Message Reportedly Blows Up Bomber Too Soon
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/01/28/unexpected-text-message-reportedly-blows-bomber-soon/#ixzz1CUSw3q8R
A terrorist plot in Moscow was foiled New Year’s Eve when an unexpected text message reportedly detonated a suicide bomber’s explosives prematurely, Russian security told The Daily Telegraph.
The “Black Widow” bomber, who may belong to the group that attacked Moscow’s Domodedovo airport on Monday, planned to set off her suicide belt near Red Square, potentially killing hundreds of people, the newspaper reported.
Instead, security sources believe that a text message wishing the woman a happy new year from her mobile phone provider set off the explosives hours before the planned attack, The Daily Telegraph said.
News agencies said the bomber, who has yet to be identified, was killed and the building destroyed by the blast, but that another man and woman possibly connected to the plot managed to escape.
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and here it gets interesting... seems the Russians have motivation or trust issues.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/Moscow-blast-remote-controlled--Russian-media/743636
Moscow blast remote controlled: Russian media
The suicide bomber, who attacked Moscow’s international airport killing 35 people, could have been blown through a remote control by one of his accomplices who might have thought that he would back out at the last minute, a media report in Russia said Saturday.
Quoting unnamed experts involved in the probe, Kommersant business daily reported that molten circuit boards found after the January 24 blast at the Domodedovo airport indicated that a cell phone was embedded in the plastic explosives used in the attack.
It said that the behaviour of the terrorist, who hesitated for sometime, also backed this theory.
CCTV footage showed that suicide bomber nervously walked around in the arrival zone of the airport for about 15 minutes before the blast.
“It’s possible that one of his accomplices, thinking he would not press the button, remotely blew him up by making a phone call on the cell phone embedded in the bomb,” an investigator was quoted as saying by
This is a different bombing:
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/01/28/unexpected-text-message-reportedly-blows-bomber-soon/?test=latestnews
Unexpected Text Message Reportedly Blows Up Bomber Too Soon
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/01/28/unexpected-text-message-reportedly-blows-bomber-soon/#ixzz1CUSw3q8R
A terrorist plot in Moscow was foiled New Year’s Eve when an unexpected text message reportedly detonated a suicide bomber’s explosives prematurely, Russian security told The Daily Telegraph.
The “Black Widow” bomber, who may belong to the group that attacked Moscow’s Domodedovo airport on Monday, planned to set off her suicide belt near Red Square, potentially killing hundreds of people, the newspaper reported.
Instead, security sources believe that a text message wishing the woman a happy new year from her mobile phone provider set off the explosives hours before the planned attack, The Daily Telegraph said.
News agencies said the bomber, who has yet to be identified, was killed and the building destroyed by the blast, but that another man and woman possibly connected to the plot managed to escape.
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