KVUE NewsHOUSTON – The FBI confirmed that they detonated a “potentially volatile substance” Saturday in the backyard of a home in the Tanglewood area in Houston.
Nearby neighbors were notified before it took place.
On Friday, the FBI issued a search warrants for the Tanglewood home, which is located in the 400 block Fall River Road near Memorial Drive, and another home on Albans Street near Wilton in the South Hampton neighborhood.
Federal investigators said a third location in Bryan was served a search warrant as well. Both the Albans and Bryan scenes have cleared.
The FBI said the search warrants are sealed so they can’t release other details.
A Hazmat unit was parked outside the upscale home on Fall River Road and some neighbors say they were advised to leave on Friday.
One neighbor said she was told they were investigating an online threat against the government.
Authorities refused to clarify if they are searching for explosives, dangerous chemicals or something else.
All three homes are connected to a Houston couple, Andrew Schneck and Cecily Horton. She’s well-known in the local art community.
Probably blew up a can of chick’s paint thinner. With a sealed warrent? Who the f^ck knows.
“One neighbor said she was told they were investigating an online threat against the government.”
From an anonymous source, no doubt.