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it turns out th li uto cte th jimmy lee dykes was packed with explosives and so was the bunker itselflabama for us. martin, what else are you learning this evening? >> reporter: well, kate, the situation there, we're told by authorities, was considered to be and is considered to be so dangerous that they still have not removed the body of jimmy lee dykes. he is still in the bunker in which he died, two days ago, because it's just too risky to send anybody in. in the meantime, we've also learned that authorities considered a number of rescue scenarios. here's what we found. as bomb disposal teams spent a second day searching the area around jimmy lee dykes' bunker, cnn has learned that explosives weren't the only unstable variable that law enforcement had to deal with. there was dykes state of mind. neighbors described him as a paranoid anti-government loner. fixated on horse races. >> he always said that mafia run the horse races. >> reporter: sources close to the case say while talking to him through the pipe, he would ramble on about his theory and wanted to get his message out. >>

the problem uto bread the press of time. abu mosab al-zarqawi with killing thousands of iraqis as many as our guys as well. you feel the press of time and you also see your comrades being killed. you see this extraordinary thing and say i've got to stop. he has justified the means and you have to stop there. it does and because you the forest. the other thing that happens is the worst thing in the whole war in iraq as abu grave because it happened as those pictures came out we believed were in operation. but too many people in the muslim world, there is positive america does that by policy. thousands of young men from north africa, syria, saudi arabia and other countries because they exceed abu grave and had to join the jihad for that reason. essentially we had to kill most of them. but they are amped up on a vision of some pain.net preconceptions about the u.s. so if you let terror or torture become a policy, but it happens. demobilize your fellow. mathematically increase your flow and mobilize them. any information in my v