Nashville bombing: how it happened

The transcript describes an explosion in Nashville involving a man named Warner, who allegedly created a bomb in his RV and detonated it near an AT&T building on Christmas morning. The explosion caused significant damage and disrupted data services across five states. Warner, who had IT experience, was investigated for possible paranoia about 5G technology.

What was the initial theory about Warner's actions on Christmas morning?

• He was testing a new vehicle.

• He placed a bomb in an RV and drove it to Nashville.

• He was delivering gifts to a charity.

• He was attending a Christmas parade.

What alerted the residents in downtown Nashville on the morning of the explosion?

• A news broadcast warning.

• The sound of gunshots.

• A parade passing by.

• A loud siren from the AT&T building.

What did the loudspeaker on the RV warn people to do?

• Ignore the sounds and remain calm.

• Stay indoors and lock their doors.

• Evacuate the area due to a bomb threat.

• Call the police immediately.

What was one of the significant impacts of the explosion?

• It led to a massive fire in the downtown area.

• It damaged the AT&T transmission building and disrupted data services.

• It resulted in a large-scale evacuation of the city.

• It caused a city-wide blackout.

What aspect of Warner's background was investigated by the FBI?

• His educational qualifications.

• His beliefs about 5G technology.

• His travel history.

• His financial transactions.