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Summary Of Austin Serial Bomber

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The article, “Austin serial bomber may have other devices 'out there,' cops uncover 'treasure trove of information” -by Travis Fedschun- has a lot of information on the recent explosions. Mark Conditt was named the serial bomber in the Texas bombings on wednesday, March 21, 2018. Mark blew himself up when SWAT cars were chasing him down the highway in Texas. The police had evidence that he was the bomber because he was found on surveillance camera at the Fedex delivering two packages. He was also seen on surveillance camera at the local home depot buying the materials to create bombs. As of right now police are trying to find out if there are any other people that helped Mark create the bombs. The article is dark and horrifying and talks about how there …show more content…

The main thesis of the essay is that Mark Conditt was the bomber in the situation which is true. The main point is to inform people about the latest news of the bombings and who the killer is. The fact that officers can go so far as to go on to surveillance cameras around the area and find suspects makes me feel a lot safer. It is crazy how good technology has gotten these days. If it wasn’t for the technology that we have this killer could still be going around making more bombs to kill more people. I think that they should have surveillance cameras in all places that you could deliver packages or places where you can buy weapons or materials to make bombs. The bombs that Mark created killed three innocent people and just if someone at the Home Depot would have realized that these materials are for making bombs, then he wouldn’t have been able to kill the innocent people. I still don’t know if there is enough evidence to prove that Mark Conditt is the bomber from all of the other Fedex’s in Texas. If he is then we might have one of the most evil

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