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MyStateline.com on MSNPerson of interest in Palm Springs IVF clinic explosion confirmed dead: FBIThe person of interest in the “act of terrorism” that severely damaged a reproductive health facility in Palm Springs, California, is confirmed to be dead, according to authorities. An FBI spokesperson had initially confirmed the information to Nexstar’s KTLA early Sunday morning.
An explosion that rocked downtown Palm Springs Saturday morning was an “intentional act of terrorism” that has left one person dead and at least four people injured, Akil Davis, assistant director of the Los Angeles FBI field office, said Saturday evening.
One person is dead and at least four were injured Saturday after car explosion prompts "one of the largest bombing investigations we've had in southern California."
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FBI investigators says probe focused on Guy Edward Bartkus, 25, of Twentynine Palms who tried to livestream attack and held anti-IVF beliefs.
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One person was reportedly killed after a car explosion damaged a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, and police are calling it an “intentional act of violence."
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — Officials in California say police and firefighters are responding to an explosion that rocked the city of Palm Springs.
(KESQ) - Remains found at the scene of Saturday's Palm Springs explosion were a positive match ... as possible once we are able to confirm details." The FBI posted that it "is responding with ...
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — Officials in California say police and firefighters are responding to an explosion that rocked the city of Palm Springs.