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Man Who Blew Up Palm Springs Fertility Clinic in Deadly Explosion Left Behind Chilling Writings

Guy Edward Bartkus, 25, was identified by the FBI’s Los Angeles field office as a suspect one day after the bombing that killed him and damaged several buildings in Palm Springs on Saturday, May 17.

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Authorities Identify Suspect In Palm Springs Fertility Clinic Explosion

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Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing suspect had 'nihilistic' ideas, FBI says

Bomb Kills One Near California Fertility Clinic; FBI Calls It 'Terrorism'

A bomb exploded near a reproductive health facility in Palm Springs, California, resulting in the death of one person, Mayor Ron DeHarte told Reuters on Saturday.

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FBI identifies suspect in Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing

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FBI's 'person of interest' in probe of fatal fertility clinic explosion is Twentynine Palms man

Fatal blast near Palm Springs fertility clinic 'act of terrorism' - FBI

Law enforcement sources told CBS that the Bartkus, the suspect, is a resident of Twentynine Palms, home to a large marine base about an hour away from Palm Springs.

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Police and firefighters respond to an explosion rocking the California city of Palm Springs

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One Dead as Palm Springs Car Explosion Damages Fertility Clinic

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Who is Guy Edward Bartkus? What we know about Palm Springs bombing suspect

As Palm Springs reels from the car bombing targeting a fertility clinic over the weekend, attention is now turning to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's prime suspect: Guy Edward Bartkus. Bartkus was killed in the explosion on Saturday,

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Suspect in explosion outside California fertility clinic killed in attack

The suspect behind the explosion at a Palm Springs, California, fertility clinic, Guy Edward Bartkus, died as a result of the attack. Law enforcement officials said Bartkus made a series of posts on social media, including a 30-minute audio recording, that supported anti-natalist views, the belief that nobody should have children.