Nashville Bomber was Conspiracy Theorist Worried About ‘Aliens’ and ‘Lizard People’

As the investigation into the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville, Tennessee continues, we are learning ever more about the man behind the devastating explosion.

Anthony Warner, the 63 year old man who died in the explosion, had packed his RV with explosives and broadcast a warning to those within earshot of the vehicle warning them to stay away.  The tactic seemed to work, as the only fatality in the sizable blast was Warner himself, which has left many wondering if there was a larger purpose to his actions than merely ending his own life.

Those close to the Antioch, Tennessee resident are now opening up about some of Warner’s zanier beliefs.

Authorities are exploring evidence that Nashville, Tennessee, bombing suspect Anthony Quinn Warner was interested in various conspiracy theories, sources familiar with the investigation told ABC News.

The theories include ones involving “lizard people” — a belief that shape-shifting reptilian creatures appear in human form and are bent on world domination.

Warner, 63, of Antioch, Tennessee, is also believed to have spent time hunting for alien life forms in a nearby state park, sources said.

Some writings found by investigators believed to be associated with Warner, who was killed in the Christmas Day RV explosion, contain ramblings about assorted conspiracy theories, sources said.

Officials are also probing whether or not Warner may have been targeting an AT&T data center located in a building adjacent to his parked RV, after rumors of his disdain for 5G technology emerged.