Attacker used aliases to buy parts for device, which may have detonated prematurely, police say The suspected Liverpool bomber packed his homemade explosive device with ball bearings to cause maximum death or injury, police have revealed. Emad al-Swealmeen, 32, used many aliases to buy the parts for the bomb, from at least April of this year, detectives added. He died last Sunday when a taxi he had hired drove to immediately outside Liverpool Women's hospital, and exploded.
Liverpool bomb was made using homemade explosive with ball bearings
The Guardian - 19 Nov 2021 13:46
Attacker used aliases to buy parts for device, which may have detonated prematurely, police say The suspected Liverpool bomber packed his homemade explosive device with ball bearings to cause maximum death or injury, police have revealed. Emad al-Swealmeen, 32, used many aliases to buy the parts for the bomb, from at least April of this year, detectives added. He died last Sunday when a taxi he had hired drove to immediately outside Liverpool Women's hospital, and exploded.
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