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(Wall Street Journal) Devlin Barrett - The two men who found a travel bag containing an unexploded bomb on a Manhattan street this month work for EgyptAir and have since returned to Egypt, officials said. Surveillance cameras show Ahmad Khan Rahami wheeling the bag down the street, then leaving it on the sidewalk. A short time later, two men approach, open the bag, remove the homemade bomb wrapped in a garbage bag, and walk away with the travel bag. The FBI considers the two men witnesses, not suspects, and hopes to retrieve the bag and see if there is any additional physical evidence still on it.2016-09-29 00:00:00Full Article
Two Men from Egypt Found the Unexploded Bomb in Manhattan
(Wall Street Journal) Devlin Barrett - The two men who found a travel bag containing an unexploded bomb on a Manhattan street this month work for EgyptAir and have since returned to Egypt, officials said. Surveillance cameras show Ahmad Khan Rahami wheeling the bag down the street, then leaving it on the sidewalk. A short time later, two men approach, open the bag, remove the homemade bomb wrapped in a garbage bag, and walk away with the travel bag. The FBI considers the two men witnesses, not suspects, and hopes to retrieve the bag and see if there is any additional physical evidence still on it.2016-09-29 00:00:00Full Article
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