The man who found the death when he was triggered bomb yesterday clinic specialized in medical assisted reproduction in the city Palm of Springs her California It was he who had built it, authorities announced yesterday, giving it a “nihilistic” ideology.

‘We’re pretty sure that this man was the Guy Edward Bartkis25 years old, “said Akil Davis, deputy director of the FBI office in Los Angeles, during a press conference. “We think it was his corpse what was found in the vehicle’s hell,” he added.

Members of the law enforcement authorities continued to operate yesterday at the explosion, which took place on Saturday around 11:00 in the morning (local time; 21:00 Greece time) in front of the American Reproductive Centers in Palm Springs, some three hours by car (160 kilometers).

The strong explosion caused extensive damage to the clinic and many other buildings in the area and slightly injured four people, who already received discharge from the hospitals in which they were admitted.

The motivation of the young man, who had never been justice, remains unclear.

“He had a nihilistic ideology, and it was a targeted attack on the Medically Assisted Reproduction Specialist. Do not laugh, we handle this case as deliberate, terrorist act, “Mr Davis repeated.

Police officers are now searching for a possible document to take responsibility and believe that the perpetrator intended to refer to the internet attack.

The mechanism was in the suspect’s vehicle and the explosion was extremely powerful, scattering debris of the sedan -type car at a distance of up to 200 meters.

“What I can say is that it was the most powerful explosion ever recorded in southern California,” said Davis Federal Research Office. “Degreys have been launched in the air, on several roads away, you can imagine how powerful the mechanism was.”

The FBI has some evidence of what the suspect did before going to the clinic, but appealed to any eyewitnesses to contact the authorities to gather more.

“I am absolutely sure that the city is safe, that there is no longer a threat after this incident,” Palm Springs police chief, Andrew Mills, reassured his own.