Bomb Investigation and Evidence Analysis

Inspector D Rienzo investigates a mail bomb case involving a love triangle. The bomb is sent to a lab in Dulles for analysis, revealing crude components like a mousetrap and fireplace matches. D Rienzo compiles a list of items to search for at suspect Robert Ryker's home. A federal warrant allows inspectors to search Ryker's home, where they find matching bomb components, leading to his arrest.

Who was the intended victim of the mail bomb?

• Robert Ryker

• Reiko Tyminski

• Inspector D Rienzo

• Cody Minsky

What was the relationship between Reiko Tyminski and Robert Ryker?

• They were colleagues

• They were siblings

• They were business partners

• They were involved in a love triangle

What did Cody Minsky suspect about the threatening letters he received?

• They were from his colleague

• They were from his neighbor

• They were from a stranger

• They were from Robert Ryker

What unusual item was used in the construction of the bomb?

• A mousetrap

• A clock

• A cellphone

• A battery

What did the technicians at the crime lab discover about the bomb?

• It was made using a cellphone

• It was relatively crude

• It was made using a clock

• It was highly sophisticated

What was included in Inspector D Rienzo's shopping list for the search?

• Fireplace matches and brass screws

• Cellphones and chargers

• Batteries and wires

• Clocks and timers

What did the postal inspectors secure to search Robert Ryker's home?

• A search warrant

• An arrest warrant

• A restraining order

• A subpoena

What industry was Robert Ryker involved in?

• The fashion industry

• The automotive industry

• The hardware industry

• The software industry

What did inspectors find at Robert Ryker's home that matched the bomb components?

• Books and papers

• Hardware and matches

• Food and drinks

• Clothes and shoes

What was taken away from Robert Ryker's home for trace evidence?

• His computer

• His car

• His vacuum cleaner

• His phone