It was not until the following year that the FBI concluded this event was perpetrated by rabid anti-abortion fanatic Eric Rudolph, who placed a field pack containing three pipe bombs surrounded by nails in a park.
A participant in this event appeared on Saturday Night Live afterwards where he was asked about the deaths of Princess Diana and Mother Theresa. That man involved in this event sued his former employer, Piedmont College, claiming the college described him as a "badge-wielding zealot." Another man involved claimed it was a response to the "global socialism…expressed in the song 'Imagine.'" During this event, a Turkish cameraman suffered a fatal heart attack when running to the scene. Originally, this event, which took place shortly after a performance by Jack Mack and the Heart Attack, was blamed on a heroic security guard named Richard Jewell. It was not until the following year that the FBI concluded this event was perpetrated by rabid anti-abortion fanatic Eric Rudolph, who placed a field pack containing three pipe bombs surrounded by nails in a park. For 10 points, name this 1996 bombing in Atlanta, which killed two people at a major sporting event.
A participant in this event appeared on Saturday Night Live afterwards where he was asked about the deaths of Princess Diana and Mother Theresa.
{Centennial Olympic} Park bombing [or the 1996 Summer {Olympic}s bombing]