Audio Manifesto Revealed from Palm Springs Fertility Clinic Bomber Guy Edward Bartkus

 Suspect behind Saturday’s deadly bombing at a Palm Springs fertility clinic as 25-year-old Guy Edward Bartkus, a resident of Twentynine Palms, California. #GuyBartkus  

Law enforcement sources confirm that Bartkus is believed to have carried out the powerful explosion that injured five people and left him dead at the scene.

In a disturbing development, federal investigators revealed that a tripod-mounted camera was discovered near the blast site, suggesting Bartkus may have attempted to live stream the attack. 

The FBI has classified the incident as a deliberate act of terrorism.

The bombing occurred at approximately 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, near the American Reproductive Centers located at 1199 N. Indian Canyon Drive, just north of East Tachevah Drive and near Desert Regional Medical Center.

In the aftermath of the attack, federal agents executed a search warrant at Bartkus’ residence on Adobe Road in Twentynine Palms. 

He reportedly shared the home with 63-year-old Dianne Bartkus, believed to be either his mother or grandmother. 

No social media presence for the suspect has been found, and his motive remains unclear.

An audio manifesto allegedly recorded by Bartkus before the incident has also been recovered and is currently being analyzed by authorities.

The individual identified as Guy Edward Bartkus, who perpetrated the bombing of a Palm Springs fertility clinic, recorded an audio manifesto prior to the act, detailing his motivations.