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Yanire demonstrated disturbing escalation, rewiring radios for remote detonation and planning to disguise himself during the attack. His background includes postings on YouTube detailing how to manufacture household explosives and violent threats, indicating deep-seated anti-government sentiments. He even attempted to recruit with groups such as ISIS, Bugaloo Boys, and Proud Boys but was turned down for his explicit desire for martyrdom.
Importantly, Yanire expressed a desire to inspire others to follow his lead, warning of a coming "new era" of revolution. He faces federal charges for attempting to use explosive devices to damage interstate commerce sites and remains detained without bail, scheduled for trial in December.