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The Austin Bombings, 5 years later

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Austin bombing victim, 75, remains hospitalized; family asks to keep her ‘in your thoughts’

After picking up an exploding package about a month ago, Esperanza Herrera is still undergoing surgeries, her family said.
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'I saw her on the ground, all bloody,' mother of Austin bombing victim says in exclusive interview

Esperanza Herrera was following her normal routine that morning. She had just finished making her mother breakfast when she noticed a package near the front door.
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Taking down the Austin bomber | Officers talk for the first time

Austin SWAT shares what it was like finally closing in on Mark Conditt to end the terror.
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‘Got an explosion’ | New video shows moments before Austin serial bomber killed himself

The Austin bomber began his spree March 2, and continued through until the morning of March 21. Two people were killed during the 19-day period that terrorized Austin.
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Unsealed arrest affidavit for Austin bomber reveals new details about devices

KVUE has also learned that his case has been dismissed in federal court. John Bash US attorney
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Public may never hear Austin bomber's confession, experts say

State law places that decision squarely on the shoulders of Austin police and Interim Chief Brian Manley.
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APD debating to release confession tape

KVUE and Austin American-Statesman reporter Tony Plohetski reports.
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Will Austin bombing suspect's confession recording be released to public?

There are a lot of strong opinions on both sides. KVUE's and the Austin American-Statesman's Tony Plohetski will have the story at 6 p.m.
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LIST: How you can donate to Austin bombing victims

Police said the person behind a string of bombings in the Austin-area has died. GoFundMe pages have been set up for the victims affected by the series of explosions.
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Austin Interim Police Chief Manley calls Austin bomber a domestic terrorist

During a KUT panel Thursday morning, Manley said he is now "very comfortable" with calling Mark Conditt a terrorist.
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APD Interim Chief Brian Manley: 'Austin bomber was a domestic terrorist'

KVUE's Jason Puckett reports.