The FULL 911 call when Paul Gray Of Slipknot was found

Ok so you got the general consensus when you heard this on the air. The call you heard was edited for time. This is the full 911 call courtesy of tmz.com

The FULL 911 Call

What happened at Cactus Joe's??

This is where the dude was standing when the bomb went off.

This is where they found 1 of the bombs I marked it for you!




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I was there the night this went down. I was on the porch smoking when I felt the warm air blast against my cheek after the explosion. According to the bartender LJ, The bomber met another patron there at the bar. They met, they fell in love, they got married, it was a whirlwind romance, and the bottom fell out of it. The couple were getting a divorce. He's been barred out of the bar 3 times for harassing his ex wife. He showed up friday night in jean bibbed overalls, a wig, and a fake beard. They found a bomb over by the walk in cooler, one at one corner of the bar, one in his vehicle, and the one that was strapped to him. He did make an attempt to get inside the bar but was denied entry. His plan was to destroy the bar that destroyed his marriage. He was out back and decided he wanted to light a cigarette. He caught his fake beard on fire which ignited the wick on the pipe bomb. It was a scary experience but the bar remains open and all the loyal customers are in good spirits. I have a greater appreciation for life after this. I invite you to come down and check the place out. I have heard some people talking about being scared. Yeah, we are scared. But, we also think it worked out the way it was supposed to. It's a great bar and great people. You should come check it out for yourself.

Phillies fan tasered after running onto field

PHILADELPHIA — A police officer used a Taser gun to apprehend a fan who ran onto the field during a Phillies game Monday night, and the team and the police are investigating whether it was an appropriate use of force.

The fan, wearing a baseball cap, red T-shirt and khaki shorts, hopped a fence and scurried around the outfield, eluding two security officers in the bottom of the eighth inning against the St. Louis Cardinals. One officer used a Taser and the fan went down in a heap. Several Phillies placed gloves over their faces and appeared to be stifling laughter at the wild scene.

Phillies spokeswomen Bonnie Clark said the police department is investigating the matter and discussing with the team whether using the stun gun was appropriate.

Police spokesman Lt. Frank Vanore told The Philadelphia Inquirer police internal affairs will open an investigation to determine if the firing "was proper use of the equipment."

Vanore was not made available to The Associated Press when a call was placed to the police department's public affairs office late Monday night.

The teams said it's the first time a Taser has been used by police to apprehend a spectator who ran onto the field.

The fan was 17-year-old male and he will be charged with criminal trespass and related offenses, the team said. The Phillies did not release his name because he is a juvenile.