Did the MAGA Bomber Caesar Sayoc have help?

[Botany]

Living in his van and having God knows what for income and with the help
of the internet could he have carried out all the attacks by himself?

[Agschmid]

1. Unlikely he had "help", he certainly had encouragement.

When you live in a van you probably have a decent amount of free cash flow as you most likely aren’t paying rent. Not saying there is anything glamorous about living in a van.

[shraby]

2. There's hardly room in that van to assemble all those bombs. He would

have needed a larger space. That indicates an accomplice with room to work in.

[Agschmid]

11. They were 6 inches... I'm sure he had space for something 6" or much less.

Just saying.

[safeinOhio]

3. Well we haven't seen Rudy Giuliani for a while

just saying

[Cha]

4. I was wondering where his

money came from?

[dalton99a]

8. He was working as a part-time DJ and weekend bouncer at a West Palm Beach strip club

I doubt that's enough money to make rent

[Cha]

9. Bouncer? wow.. right up his alley.. so I

guess he did have enough money to make all those MAGABOMBS and mail them out on his own.

Thanks, Dalton

[peekaloo]

5. He's clammed up, right?

My first thought is yes he had help.

The labels on the packages, where did they originate? Don't look like the ones from a self service postal machine. Home computer?

Unless he's got a super duper mad genius set up in that van where were the bombs assembled? Mommy's house?

If only he'd lived down by the river we could resurrect that old Chris Farley "Live in a van, down by the river" character.

[Runningdawg]

6. Yes, for reasons listed and others, I believe he had help

[Eyeball_Kid]

7. I'll go with a loud YES.

The coordinated mail deliveries, most within a 30 hour time window, suggest multiple drops to multiple postal sites that would be impossible for Sayoc to execute. There are also variations in the construction of the bombs that show different skill levels.

[Wounded Bear]

10. Probably, but it's all just speculation now...

might be fun, but can be counter productive. Speculation leads to conspiracy theories, and those get "proven" when the official story doesn't match the speculation.

The experts are working on this.