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6.06 Explosives Case (30 Points)
Discussion Prompt:
Research an event in history that involved an explosive. Describe the event
to your classmates, including the following information in a paragraph of at least five sentences.
Where and when the event occurred
The type of explosive used
The damage caused
The suspects and their motive
Evidence used to solve the case
Post your response in the
Explosives Case Study
Discussion. Then read your classmates'
responses. Download, complete, and submit
Explosives Case
using your classmates'
responses.
Copy and paste your discussion post here:
(15 points)
T
he Boston marathon April 15
th
2023
Two pressure cooker bombs were used that killed 3 people and dozens were injured and 17
people lost their limbs completely. The two suspects names were Tamerlan Tsarnaev and
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. They found the two brothers because local businesses had camera footage
of them planting the bombs.
Copy and paste the best post from a
classmate here:
(2 points)
On July 27, 1996, As spectators watched the 1996
Summer Olympics, a nail-laden bomb was planted in
Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta.
The bombing,
which occurred during a free concert, killed a mother
who had brought her daughter to hear the rock
music and injured more than 100 others, including a
Turkish cameraman who suffered a fatal heart attack
after the blast. The bomber, Eric Rudolph
later cited
his anti-abortion and anti-homosexual views as
motivation for the bombings.
As part of his plea deal,
Rudolph also revealed where he had stashed 250
pounds of dynamite.
Explain why you thought this post was so
strong.
(3 points)
It shows how serious these bombs can affect
the lives of others. I feel like knowing this
happened the country should take more
precautions, so this doesn’t happen again.
Copy and paste the next best post from a
classmate here
: (2 points)
Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber,
conducted a nationwide bombing campaign in the
Explain why you thought this post was so
strong.
(3 points)
It shows how dedicated the bombers are of
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United States between 1978 and 1995. The events
occurred primarily through the postal system,
targeting individuals involved with modern
technology. Kaczynski crafted his explosives using
intricate methods, showcasing his proficiency in
chemistry. His attacks resulted in three deaths and
numerous injuries. The suspect, Kaczynski, was a
former mathematics professor who retreated to a
remote cabin in Montana. His motive was rooted in
an anti-technology and anti-industrial ideology,
detailed in his manifesto titled "Industrial Society
and Its Future." The breakthrough in solving the case
came when Kaczynski's brother recognized his
writing style in the manifesto, leading to his arrest in
1996. Subsequent evidence, including his handmade
bombs and writings, played a crucial role in
convicting him.
harming other people to make a case. The
government needs to shut people down
instantly if they see people buy stuff to build
bombs. We need better security.
What was learned in these previous cases that could help investigators prevent future
explosions or solve future explosion cases? Respond in 2-3 complete sentences.
(5 points)
I think everyone is on the same page and can say we need more protection when there are big
events happening. I feel like the government and FBI need to be looking more for purchases of
making a bomb.
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