I was annoyed yesterday when Reverend Al Sharpton's Revvie Awards were cut short by an unnecessary "Breaking News" report from Nashville. All of their crime fighters informed us that the person responsible for the bomb was 63-year-old Anthony Quinn Warner. I was further annoyed because I'm not convinced that they're right. I find it very peculiar that this man would drive a van downtown on Christmas morning, play Petula Clark's 1964 hit "Downtown" and then commit suicide with a bomb he created. One resident said she heard gunshots. Did she? One gunshot could be a suicide. Two, not so sure. It's possible Anthony was in the van with someone else. They parked in the deserted downtown. The fellow passenger shot Tony for whatever reason, activated the bomb, then took off unnoticed in the deserted downtown, assured that there would be no evidence of his presence in the debris and rubble. That may be too far-fetched but I feel certain there is more to this story.
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