Austin police say there is a recorded video confession from bombing suspect Mark Conditt, who killed himself as police closed in on him early today.
Austin Police Chief Brian Manley said Conditt detailed seven explosive devices in his confession, and all of those devices have been recovered. He added that Conditt's confession indicated no influence of terror or hate, and described it as an outcry of a man talking about challenges in his life.
Manley remarked that the 25-minute video was recovered from Conditt's phone.
Two people died and four more were injured in the series of bombings over the course of nearly three weeks in Austin.
Travis County District Attorney Margaret Moore said the deaths were "random and meaningless." She remarked that it's not exactly a happy ending for the case, but she believes it's a good one for the community.
Top Photo: Law enforcement search the home of suspected Austin bomber Mark Anthony Conditt in Pflugerville. (Photo by Drew Anthony Smith/Getty Images)
Bottom Photo: The vehicle that the Austin package bomber, Mark Anthony Conditt, was driving when he blew himself up is towed from the crime scene along Interstate 35. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)