So Steve, I see you here, your breakfast of champions there with you.

Janet McDermott planned to stop by her office only briefly on the morning of October 15,

1985.

You have a nice day, Steve.

She had a number of business appointments around Salt Lake City that day.

Moments later, an explosion rocked the building, killing her colleague who worked next door.

Fans uncovered a tale of forgery, fraud, and murder.

The explosion occurred on the sixth floor of the historic judge building in downtown Salt Lake City.

Killed in the blast was 31-year-old Steve Christensen, a financial consultant who left behind his wife Terry and the young family.

He was lying in the doorway of his office, and he was lying on his right side, burn marks on his face, smoke marks, and blood.

The explosion ripped the door off its hinges and the location of the debris told investigators that the blast occurred directly in front of Steve Christensen's office door.

You could tell the precise location where the bomb exploded.

Match that with the autopsy and we could tell where the bomb was when it exploded because of its shearing power, breaking bones, going through skin, things of that nature.

Small pieces of batteries and fragments of pipe were found in the hallway as well.

Many of the parts had the name Tandy Imprinted, a brand sold exclusively in Radio Shack electronic stores.

All of the fragments were collected and pieced back together, revealing that the explosion was caused by a pipe bomb.

This is a replica of the type which was used.

But who wanted to kill Steve Christensen? And why?

Christensen had recently resigned his job as vice president of consolidated financial services or CFS, a real estate investment company which was undergoing

serious financial difficulties. Many clients had lost large sums of money and some were alleging fraud.

In the debris, police discovered a piece of brown wrapping paper with Christensen's first name written in thick black marker.

Bruce Passy had a jewelry business a few floors below Steve Christensen's office. He told police he noticed something unusual in the elevator that morning.

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