From KUT:
When Natalie Rogers defines the word “terrorist,” she starts with the root.
“It is someone who is trying to invoke terror,” said Rogers, a 36-year-old software engineer in Austin.
To some residents, the serial bomber successfully did that.
Is The Austin Serial Bomber A ‘Terrorist’? Not Legally – Yet.
“Even though the words are enormously similar, there’s a vast difference between being terrorized and what terrorism is.”
Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon / KUT
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