How Police Tracked Down The Austin 'Serial Bomber' And Warn There May Be More Bombs

The Austin, Texas 'serial bomber' killed himself early Wednesday by detonating a bomb inside his car as authorities closed in.

Published: 9:41 AM EDT March 21, 2018

Updated: 1:20 PM EDT March 21, 2018

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