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A suspect in the bomb attack on a Californian fertility clinic that was found dead in a federal detention center This week died by suicide, according to files from the office of the Legalist’s Legalist’s County of Los Angeles.
Daniel Park, 32, was found insensitive in his cell at the metropolitan detention center on Tuesday and said dead in a hospital, the US justice ministry said.
The death mode listed by the medical examiner’s office on Thursday is suicide, and the cause is a blunt trauma.
A spokesperson for the medical examiner’s office said that they could not provide more details on Park’s death, as the medical examiner’s investigation was in progress and that a report is not over.
The federal prisons office, which is the law enforcement agency investigating the death of the park, did not immediately respond to a request for comments on Thursday evening.
Park was arrested on June 3 on allegations that he provided documents used by another man to make A car that was exploded Apart from a fertility clinic from American reproduction centers on May 17. The bombardier, Guy Edward Bartkus, died in the explosion.
Park had been imprisoned in the metropolitan detention center in Los Angeles after He was arrested in Poland, where he fled after the bombing and returned to the United States. He was accused of having provided and attempted to provide material support to the terrorists.
The FBI qualified the bombing of an act of terrorism. Bartkus would have been motivated by an “anti-natalism” ideology, said officials. Anti-natalism refers to the conviction that no one should have children.
Park shared these views, said the Ministry of Justice, and he sent 180 pounds of ammonium nitrate to Barkus and paid for shipping of an additional 90 pounds before the attack.
Ammonium nitrate is a fertilizer that can be used in explosives. The substance was also used in the 1995 bombing of Oklahoma City, which targeted a federal building and killed 168 people.
