How a school bomb-scare case sparked a media vs. FBI fight
WEBMar 18, 2017 · Administrators met with police that night and scoured the school with bomb-sniffing dogs. They found nothing. The second threat arrived early Tuesday morning.
How a school bomb-scare case sparked a media vs. FBI fight
WEBMar 18, 2017 · Sent on Sunday, June 3, 2007, around 9 p.m. and addressed to several dozen teachers and administrators, it said four bombs were hidden throughout Timberline High, a 1,500-student school in an aging brick building in Lacey, a middle-class suburb of Olympia, Washington.
How a school bomb-scare case sparked a media-vs.-FBI fight
WEBMar 19, 2017 · Using hijacked servers in Europe, the teenager, who was assigned the pseudonym Charles Jenkins by the FBI, emailed grandiose, profane bomb threats almost daily to teachers and administrators at...
How a school bomb-scare case sparked a media-vs.-FBI fight
WEBWASHINGTON (AP) — The young hacker was told in no uncertain terms: You are safe with me. "I am not trying to find out your true identity," AP journalist Norm Weatherill assured the teenager in an online chat.
How a school bomb-scare case sparked a media-vs.-FBI fight
WEBMar 18, 2017 · In 2007, a teenager who was sending bomb threats to his high school in Washington state was finally caught by an FBI agent posing as a journalist.
WEBOver the course of 1 week in June 2007, a 15-year old high school student e-mailed a series of bomb threats to administrators and staff at Timberline High School, near Seattle, Washington. The threats caused daily school evacuations.
How A School Bomb-Scare Sparked A Media Fight With FBI
WEBMar 18, 2017 · Using hijacked servers in Europe, the teenager, who was assigned the pseudonym Charles Jenkins by the FBI, emailed grandiose, profane bomb threats almost daily to teachers and administrators at...
FBI uses spyware to bust bomb threat hoaxster - Ars Technica
WEBJul 18, 2007 · On May 30, 2007, bomb threats began arriving at Timberline High School. The first was a handwritten note, which led to the evacuation of the school. On June 4, the chilling e-mails began.
Lacey 10th-grader arrested in threats to bomb school
WEBJun 14, 2007 · LACEY, Thurston County — A rash of e-mailed bomb threats to Timberline High School resulted in the arrest of a 10th-grader at his home early this morning, police said.
As I See It: Policeware - IT Jungle
WEBAug 6, 2007 · Mercifully, the Timberline bomb threat turned out to be a hoax. For his creative exertions, Josh Glazebrook was sentenced to 90 days in juvenile detention. As for the FBI, we now know a little more about its surveillance capabilities.