Was yesterdays news, but the idiot had the nerve to bring it home and take it in. Luckily her husband was smarter than her and called it in. Which leads to my point you see something suspicious do not pick it up and call it in from a safe distance in case of radio frequencies.
Very lucky here but was it set to go or just discarded/lost.
If she had not found it what could have happened. Loots more to this one.
Was yesterdays news, but the idiot had the nerve to bring it home and take it in. Luckily her husband was smarter than her and called it in. Which leads to my point you see something suspicious do not pick it up and call it in from a safe distance in case of radio frequencies.
It had a fuse, so radio frequencies wouldn't have done anything. But yeah, taking it inside wasn't the smartest thing to do.
+1 Things can certainly be different from what they appear...You never know unless you decide to start messing with it especially if the box was shut and only a "wire" hanging out. The best thing if you see something on the street is to get away to a safe distance just in case and for god's sake not mess with it. We've found IED's in Iraq that would employ a decoy such as a pressure plate or whatnot in order to get you close and then they use whatever the real trigger device is to set it off.
Yeah, even rhino wouldn't do that.
Just saw it on the evening news....mason jar bombs with a wick through the lid. Kids being kids, the media being the media....move along...