Is there a condensed version?
Oh, but he was just your average depressed American boy next door who wasn't associated with any Religion of Pieces!
Case not closed.
No matter how much the powers that be want it to be, this case and others of it's kind are far from closed.
"...The documents feature the list of items the FBI searched for in Hinrichs' apartment (see page 6), as well as items seized on Oct. 3 (pg. 9), including:
White bag with can of acetone
Powder from ammo can
Hobby fuse
Softswim clarifier bag
Explosive prep
Explosive experiments and paraphenalia
Liquid fire
Circuit board
Misc. papers
6 rolls of tape
"The affidavit of FBI special agent Jennifer Baker provides additional details of the bombing scene (pp. 16-28), including the recovery of a "white sock containing pieces of plastic" and at least "two wires protruding from the sock," as well as "a screwdriver with a hollow handle and white sock stuffed partially inside the handle," a "blue opaque ballpoint pen" with a "small razor consistent with an Exacto knife attached to the opposite end from the pen" and a "bullet casing of unknown caliber" attached to it (p. 18). Odd possessions for a depressed loner just trying to end his own singular life."
"The documents also confirm local Oklahoma media reports on the presence of TATP, "called the 'Mother of Satan' by Islamist extremists," in Hinrichs' apartment (p. 90), as well as Hinrichs' suicide message:
..Among the items located in Heinrich's room was a quantity of white powder determined to be 0.4 lbs of triacetone triperoxide, TATP. Precursor chemicals used to make TATP. A laptop computer in screensaver mode. When the mouse was moved a text document appeared which contained notes apparently written by Hinrichs to himself. The cursor was at the following phrase: "F--- all this. None of you are worth living with. You can all kiss my a--."
"Beyond this, unfortunately, there's not much more of interest in the documents. None of the hundreds of e-mails in Hinrichs' Yahoo.com account accessed by the FBI/JTTF are included in the release. Nor are the names or URLs of any of the websites he visited from his home computer or any of the nine campus computers searched by the FBI/JTTF. The last line of Hinrichs' suicide message is reported, but not the rest of the text document. So, was he simply a troubled soul, a freelance Islamist bent on mass murder at the OU football stadium, or something else? The unsealed papers neither prove nor disprove any of these theories."