off the letter bomb that blew in man s face and he s got long road to recovery ahead. and while we may know what the suspect bomber looks like we still do not know what motivated his attack. good evening to you, i m lucy noland. i m iain page. it s a big break in a case that has baffled people in our area. fox 29 s chris o connell is at philadelphia police headquarters tonight with new information. chris? reporter: that s right, iain and lucy, with this package bomber the center city package bomber still on the loose tonight, but city and federal authorities say with the help of some new video, we re about to show you, they may be closer to cracking the case. this was a specified target. reporter: the bomb was meant for him. 60-year-old jim alden seen here riddled in shrapnel wounds on his u caring page. police sizes that the man who put the bomb on his pine street doorstep. we haven t really scene this particular type of device anywhere in this entire region on
the teacher orange new jersey jersey s marl are you lynn first tweet on her twitter page make it clear she s not only an abu jamal supporter with the hash tag free mumia listed but also that she wanted her third great students to lift his spirits with get well wishes. professor johanna far then did he say who delivered the letters said they had the desire desired effect and received with smiles. it s both alarming and outrageous richard costello former president of the philadelphia fraternal order of police told fox and friends this morning that not only is writing get well letters to convicted cop killer completely inappropriate but all the teachers involved should be fired. i think the school system needs to immediately fire any teacher involved in this. these children are now placed in danger by the very people charged with their education. they re being used as tools in somebody s twisted agenda. direct assault from the prison to slowly kill our brother mumia.
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