Later that same night, former United States Army General and noted American nationalist Heath Farlowe submitted a manifesto on his popular internet radio show, Columbia's Call, asking that all true patriots stand up for the independence of their nation from the tyranny of foreign rule and join him and his paramilitary group, the Army of America as they took back their land. Nearly every member of the hate group was instantly vaporized in the explosion, the few survivors allowing themselves to immolate or submitting to death by cop as the investigators searched for survivors and answers. Within moments of the FBI showing up en masse, the compound erupted in a massive ball of flame.
Though the details are still unknown to this day, it is widely accepted that the members of Freedom's First were tipped off to the assault. The Raid at Ticaboo lasted no more than fifteen minutes. Tracing the evidence back to a compound off the grid near Ticaboo in Utah, the Bureau plotted a raid to arrest those involved after verifying that explosives of a similar strength were being housed within the camp. In the wake of the Statue of Liberty Bombing, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, not yet merged with their new national comrades, had spent two months investigating and hunting down the forces behind Freedom's First and those who had supplied the extremist group with the explosives necessary.
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