Pieces of a Puzzle?

Remember a little while back, we talked about seeing a whole bunch of disjointed articles about seismic activity and wondered if all the clues pointed to the Yellowstone Caldera getting ready to erupt? We're getting that feeling again, but not about Yellowstone.

• First, we had the Oklahoma "suicide" by explosive device that no media covered on 02 October. You can see some of our previous links to the stories here, here, and here.
  
• Then on 10 October, three "devices" were discovered, one exploded and injured a janitor at Georgia Tech. These appear to be "MacGyver" type bombs (loud chemical triggered devices), but still quite disconcerting.
• On 11 October, a small explosion near the UCLA campus resulted in a "minor" evacuation and the bomb squad detonated an additional device found at the scene.
• Then comes word of a incident on 08 October near UC-San Diego where a student by the name of Khaled Yasufi (is that irish?) killed himself after police tried to check a suspicious odor. Yasufi denied the police entry, then shot himself. When police got in, they discovered a chemical lab. That can mean "meth lab" or it can mean "bomb factory," but no further info seems to be forthcoming.

And to top it all off, a plane stolen in Florida, turns up at an airstrip in Georgia. Not just a crop duster, but a twin engine jet (seats 7) with a range of over 2,000 miles that went missing for a day and a half without anyone reporting it. No flight plan was ever filed and the airstrip doesn't have a tower, so no witnesses to report when it arrived.

That feeling of something big just out of sight keeps getting stronger and stronger.

UPDATE: Arrest made in the case of the stolen jet.