Told him they were going after the wrong guy. he was extremely rude and said you and your family just need to accept it, your brother did this. i just broke down in tears because i thought they just didn t like him as a person. and i think they just, to me, my opinion was they wanted it to be him. four weeks into the investigation, peter moore was not just the top suspect. he was the only suspect. they had no physical evidence, though, that a murder had even occurred. but they continued to watch and wait and the weeks slipped by. then a month after the explosion, there was news from the atf crime lab. they had found something. there was the presence of explosive residue on the metal fragments that we submitted. so it was a bomb. a murder. then the veryfection day i m sitting in my office. talking about what we re going to do next. the civil deputy walks s with
To make. that would in turn suggests the existence of a cell planning and perhaps other targets. that s why this information is so important and that s what the british police are not coming onto it. arthel: what are they commenting on this moment? those bodies are there, they have shrapnel in them, that could provide evidence in terms of what the makeup of the bomb was. also take me back to the scene immediately after the explosion. what are they looking for? they will look for fragments from the bomb, those metal fragments. were there any propellants use? was there any fuel use? all of this is part of collecting enough evidence and information that can lead them to some sort of intelligence that will actually lead them to the bomb maker. i would like to bring up a point that kelly mentioned before to the correspondent in the u.k.
It would do comparative analysis from the fragments that they will gather from the bomb, and they are also going to start connecting the dots. they will go back and start to analyze a lot of chatter that was going on over the past few months. there may be some keywords and information in some of the chatter they have intercepted the can lead them to wear this bomb was made and who else may be involved. arthel: we here at the public hears an expert like you and yourself talk about chatter and information and perhaps trails let this person for this team of people may have left behind, it begs the question, how do we get there? how do those people slip through the cracks and end up next to the train station and this arena in manchester and are able to create such a reeks of havoc and kill innocent young people? that s the $64 million question. sometimes they slip through the cracks because there s not enough evidence for the fbi or the british intelligence agencies to keep an eye on t
Let s get the latest from st. petersburg from nic robertson. reporter: well, another tough day for the families of victims. the process of identifying the bodies continues. what they are hearing in russian media at the moment, two different versions of what killed tear loved ones. did the plane break apart in the air, because the tame section fell off because of an accident a few years ago or was it because a bomb on board? a st. petersburg newspaper the oldest newspaper here, widely respected, reports that the injuries fall into two categories, those in the fronts of the aircraft, they say have got burns and tra ma type injuries, indicative of falling from the sky. the rear of the aircraft have explosive trauma injuries. pieces of metal fragments in the body, they re quoting their sources, okay, here in st. peters burke the forensic teams are examining the bodies.
Media at the moment, two different versions of what potentially kill their loved ones. did the plane break apart in the air, did the tail section fall off, an accident a few years ago or was it because of a bomb on board? a salt petersburg newspaper, the oldest here, widely respected, reports that the injuries fall into two categories, those in the fronts have burns and trauma-type injuries, indicative of falling from the sky. the rear of the aircraft have exmovies tra ma, pieces of metal fragments in the body. they re quoting their sources, here in st. petersburg, the forensic teams are examining the body. the potential being provided. the task news agency here says, however, what they understand from their sources is that there has been no explosive residue found on the bodies, there is no