
This episode covers the 1996 Spokane bombings, the Phineas Priesthood, and the subsequent investigation leading to the arrest of three suspects.
On April 1, 1996, two bombings occurred in Spokane, Washington, targeting a local newspaper and a U.S. Bank branch. The first bomb exploded outside the Spokesman-Review office, causing significant damage but no injuries. Just 11 minutes later, a second bomb detonated inside the bank during a robbery.
Investigators linked the bombings to the Phineas Priesthood, a radical right-wing group. The group left letters at the bombing sites, expressing their anti-government ideology and intentions for further violence.
After a series of bombings, including an attack on a Planned Parenthood clinic, informants provided crucial information that led to the identification and arrest of three men: Vern J. Morrell, Robert Berry, and Charles Barbie.
Evidence against the suspects included a pair of blue jeans worn during the bank robbery, which were analyzed and matched to surveillance images, ultimately leading to their conviction and life sentences.
The episode details the 1996 Spokane bombings by the Phineas Priesthood and the investigation that led to the suspects' arrest and conviction.

This episode stands out for the following:
No one was joking in Spokane, Washington.Forensic Files - Season 6, Episode 17 - Line of Fire - Full Episode
They want to destroy America to save it.Forensic Files - Season 6, Episode 17 - Line of Fire - Full Episode
This was the worst bombing that had ever happened of a Planned Parenthood clinic.Forensic Files - Season 6, Episode 17 - Line of Fire - Full Episode
They were basically robbers; they wanted the money.Forensic Files - Season 6, Episode 17 - Line of Fire - Full Episode