The man who killed six people and severely wounded Rep. Gabrielle Giffords planned a second attack that could have been more deadly, according to newly released FBI records obtained by the Los Angeles Times.
FBI agents searching the Tucson, Ariz., residence of Jared Lee Loughner found a small safe containing bomb-making components. Agents found batteries, a circuit board, wires and a numeric keyboard system.
Loughner was not captured on the morning of the 2011 attack.
The new records suggest Loughner had an even more violent attack planned, the Los Angeles Times reported.
