05-13-2013, 09:14 AM
Wonder what, if anything, he was really studying at PSU? A dumbass who was too lazy to pull 500 bullets apart to get the powder might prefer to buy in bulk.
And speaking of dumbasses, didja notice among the groups shown on his LinkedIn page--Mensa. Probably BS like the rest of his resume, but he sounds like another QTJ type, a drama queen so impressed by his alleged test scores that he can't function in the normal world.
Phoenix State University Wrote:Become a CERTIFIED RELOADER!http://www.e-psu.com/reloading.html
Only CERTIFIED Reloaders can now get around wholesale ammo and component restrictions (Primers, Powder, Cases, Bullets)...
Quote:According to an affidavit released by the federal court in Waco, the McLennan County Sheriff's Office was called on Tuesday to home in Abbott, which is near West, about 'a possible destructive device' and related items.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...blast.html
The affidavit said that law enforcement officials determined that the device and related items belonged to Reed.
The material is described as a 3.5-inch galvanized metal pipe an inch and a half in diameter. Two galvanized end caps were attached to the pipe. One end cap had a small hole drilled into it.
Canisters containing a fuse, a lighter, six coils of metal ribbon and several pounds of chemical powders were also found.
The powders were described as potassium nitrate, aluminum powder, red iron oxide, ammonium perchlorate, sulfur powder and other materials.
The affidavit said that the materials had been left in a home near Waco by Reed on April 26, but the person at the home did not know what had been left.
Potassium nitrate is used in fertilizers and can also be used in fireworks and gunpowder.
Aluminum powder, potassium nitrate and sulfur are common ingredients in flash powder. The affidavit said ATF explosives and chemistry experts determined that the materials 'can be readily assembled into a destructive device.'
On his LinkedIn profile, Reed said he spent time at the U.S. Biological and Chemical Weapon Depot in Ft McClellan, Alabama.
Reed also lists one year from 2010-2011 as a technician/regional safety officer for Allied International Emergency LLC., where he said response teams dealt with 'Weapons of Mass Destruction Response, Nuclear Event Management, Chemical or Biological Weapons Containment, Large Scale Environmental Loss Mitigation, to DOT/EPA small scale spill cleanup...'
And speaking of dumbasses, didja notice among the groups shown on his LinkedIn page--Mensa. Probably BS like the rest of his resume, but he sounds like another QTJ type, a drama queen so impressed by his alleged test scores that he can't function in the normal world.