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Peter Karasev bombed two PG&E transformers in the middle of the night — then bicycled home to his partner and three young children.
A PhD from Georgia Tech. A senior ML engineer at Amazon's autonomous vehicle subsidiary. A $250,000 salary. And 300 pounds of explosive materials in the garage of a $1.5 million home, across the street from a high school.
Built from 167 research files and 78 court documents — including the government and defense sentencing memoranda, the indictment, and the judgment — this episode covers how a geofence warrant returned one device in a six-minute window, what investigators found inside 668 Potomac Court, and why fifteen households on life-sustaining medical equipment lost power before anyone knew it was deliberate.
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By Steve Rhode | Host of the True Crime PodcastPeter Karasev bombed two PG&E transformers in the middle of the night — then bicycled home to his partner and three young children.
A PhD from Georgia Tech. A senior ML engineer at Amazon's autonomous vehicle subsidiary. A $250,000 salary. And 300 pounds of explosive materials in the garage of a $1.5 million home, across the street from a high school.
Built from 167 research files and 78 court documents — including the government and defense sentencing memoranda, the indictment, and the judgment — this episode covers how a geofence warrant returned one device in a six-minute window, what investigators found inside 668 Potomac Court, and why fifteen households on life-sustaining medical equipment lost power before anyone knew it was deliberate.
Get the case files at https://truecrimeunheard.com/subscribe