A man identified by media as Ray Roseberry, a North Carolina man who threatened to detonate an explosive device outside the U.S. Library of Congress, went live on Facebook to discuss his motivations. After a long rant, and as “False Flag” trended on Twitter, Roseberry has now surrendered himself to law enforcement. It appears that no bombs have gone off.
The man who sat outside of the library of Congress with supposed bombs in his car has now surrendered himself to law enforcement. It appears that none of the explosive devices have gone off.
JUST IN – Suspect who made a bomb threat near the U.S. Capitol got out of his vehicle and surrendered to law enforcement.pic.twitter.com/ji8yl3z9Nb
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) August 19, 2021
Just prior to the suspects surrender, “False Flag” trended on Twitter, with users expressing their scepticism of the events, as National File reported. “Pro tip: running false flag events when nobody trusts you and are wise to your previous hoaxes is not a good success strategy,” tweeted one user.
During the standoff, the man then began ranting about Afghanistan, suggesting his bomb threat was motivated by Biden’s withdrawal. “I don’t want to die Joe, I want to go home, just like the people in Afghanistan want to go home,” the man ranted. “Them people’s lives are on your hands, all them dead people’s on your hands. Afghanistan I’m standing for you strong, because the motherfuckers should have bombed their asses and made sure you was alright before they left.” He also claimed he does not have a detonator, but his vehicle is rigged to explode if he dies or if the windows of his truck are broken. Due to his surrender to law enforcement, no explosives appeared to go off.
