BOSTON, Massachusetts --
"This alleged conduct is disturbing to say the least," U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins said at a news conference. "Our city, more than most, knows all too well that a report or threat of an explosion is a very serious matter and necessitates an immediate and significant law enforcement response, given the potential devastation that can ensue."
The case also contained a rambling typed note full of misspellings and exclamation points that railed against virtual reality, referenced Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, and threatened to "destroy" the lab.The letter also said: "We know you are working with Mr. Mark Zuckerberg and the U.S. government."
Investigators also discovered a word-for-word, electronic copy of the letter stored in a backup folder on a university computer in Duhaime's office that had been written just hours before he called 911."In this case, we believe Mr. Duhaime wanted to be the victim but instead victimized his entire community by instilling fear at college campuses in Massachusetts and beyond," Joseph Bonavolonta, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Boston office said.
"I did not stage this ... No way, shape or form ... they need to catch the guy that did this," he told the newspaper.
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