An 18-year old man who has been arrested as surveillance footage shows him leaving the foster house just 90 minutes before and carrying the bomb used in the attack.
The home is owned by an elderly couple, Penelope and Ronald Jones, who were honored by the Queen for serving as foster parents for young men, including some from Iraq and Syria.
“He was a lovely young man,” Tabitha Jenkins said. “You wouldn’t suspect anything from him. He was polite, courteous to the old couple. They wouldn’t know anything about him.”
A second man, 21, was arrested nearby, a displaced Syrian who lived in London, though his family is spread throughout Europe and Egypt as they await resettlement.
Officials say the forensic evidence raises new questions about the attack, such as whether the bucket bomb used in the attack was a type of explosive designed to release deadly chemicals.
The absence of any metal that could turn into shrapnel suggests to bomb experts that the goal instead was to achieve a release of deadly chemicals.
Where did these young people learn to hate those who supported their lives?
The absence of any metal that could turn into shrapnel suggests to bomb experts that the goal instead was to achieve a release of deadly chemicals.
Where did these young people learn to hate those who supported their lives?
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