DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — The FBI has opened an investigation into a deadly explosion at a DeKalb County apartment complex that killed a man.
Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Nicole Carr was there this afternoon as agents searched for more evidence.
Carr said investigator’s focus was on a U-Haul truck near the scene.
We still don't know the name of the man who died in the Sunday morning explosion. His dismembered body was discovered by neighbors in the Redan Cove apartments.
"I heard the boom and I thought it was a gunshot,” a neighbor said. "What I'm thinking was a leftover Halloween mannequin.”
Investigators have not identified the victim, nor have they offered any details about what exploded.
“It would be premature to be speculative on what the explosive device is right now,” said FBI spokesperson Kevin Rowson.
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On Monday, Channel 2 Action News confirmed the FBI opened an investigation into the death and explosion. Beyond no suspicion of terrorism, there are few details and plenty of questions
“We know where it happened, right where the individual was deceased. What he was doing between those two buildings, at that point, at 1:30 in the morning on Sunday, we don't know at this point,” Rowson said.
Evidence has already headed to the FBI crime lab in Quantico, Virginia, and by 2:30 p.m. Monday, the bureau's evidence response team set up another barrier
Some of the focus was on the U-Haul truck.
Even though we've seen law enforcement officers going in and out of the complex all day, neighbors are not having any issues getting to their homes.
FBI Atlanta is asking for anyone with information about this man's identity or the explosion to contact them directly.