Feds find trove of explosive materials, including devastating PETN, at IVF clinic bomber’s house
May 20, 2025
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as posted by the channelAuthorities found huge quantities of highly explosive materials in the house of alleged IVF clinic bomber Guy Bartkus, including what appears to be PETN – a devastating compound used in terror attacks around the world. NY Post reporter Georgia Worrell shares this story.
Bomb crews found multiple precursor chemicals in the home of the “pro-mortalist” madman, who allegedly used a car bomb to blow up an IVF clinic in Palm Springs, Calif., on Saturday, killing himself and wounding four others, law enforcement sources said.
Batkus’ neighbor in the town of Twentynine Palms – an hour drive from Palm Springs – said FBI agents evacuated the neighborhood and warned him of what he described as a “full-blown bomb lab” just a stone’s throw from his house.
“Five FBI agents came knocking on my door…They told me, ‘The house behind you has suspected bomb-making materials,” the neighbor, Thomas Bickel, told The Post.
“I talked about it with agents. There was a full-blown bomb lab in this guy’s house.”
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