Now days, the easiest way of killing a person is to build a

pipe bomb, or a “Molotov Cocktail,” or some other kind of

explosive device that usually has many victims. A large

number of homes were burned to the ground in a very short time

because multiple “cocktails” were tossed into them.

One of the major disasters was when one little league mom

was unhappy with an umpire’s call, got into a big fight with the

coach from the other team, and blew up a whole restaurant

where the winning team had gone for the after-game victory

snack. She had used some dynamite she had stolen from her

husband’s construction company. When she just “tossed it in,”

the explosion leveled the building, killing all forty-two people

inside and some twenty more nearby, including the mom that

threw it.

It is this fifteenth bombing that is of most concern right now.

Not only because it had just happened this morning (the fire

department and police were still sifting through the rubble), but

also because early investigation indicates it was plastic. No one

in the company has any background with this type of device.

Furthermore, no one has been laid-off in the past five years.

There have been no major confrontations in over a year; and of

the three contractors recently released, all were accounted for,

and none have any knowledge of explosives. It was beginning

to look more and more like a terrorist act than anything else; but

why here? Why now? Why had there been no claim of

ownership? How was the bomb smuggled in past the security?

Was it an inside job? These questions and more needed

answering right now.