A Virginia house exploded during a warrant execution last night. Today’s show gets right into all those details.

A home exploded in Arlington, Virginia, Monday night as police were trying to execute a search warrant, sending the building up in flames and prompting the evacuation of several nearby houses, according to the police statement.

Officers had responded to reports of shots fired near the home in the 800 block of North Burlington Street shortly before 5 pm. Police then learned the suspect had discharged a flare gun nearly 40 times from his home into the surrounding neighborhood.

During the investigation, officers obtained a search warrant for the suspect’s residence and attempted to contact the suspect over the telephone and through loudspeakers. The suspect did not respond and police said he remained barricaded inside the residence. As officers were attempting to execute the warrant, the suspect discharged several rounds, from what is believed to be a firearm, inside the home.

Subsequently, an explosion occurred.

A now-deleted LinkedIn account belonging to James Yoo, the man whose home allegedly exploded, revealed a series of paranoid posts, according to The Daily Dot.

"This is where it seems the scrubbing is suspicious. His LinkedIn contained a bunch of anti-Trump and anti-White ramblings,” Crowder said.

Several days before the explosion, Yoo uploaded a photograph of his neighbors and their cars while accusing them of being spies, according to the outlet. In one post, Yoo claimed that his neighbors had planned to kill him on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor.

"Why would [his LinkedIn] be wiped? Who stands to benefit from wiping his LinkedIn?" Crowder said. "I am not saying this means the FBI put him up to it. What I am saying is we are at a point in time where they feel as though if the wrong political motivation is involved, they have shown time and time again that they will wipe it. So I would say that intelligence agencies would have more of an interest in wiping the record books from his anti-conservative, anti-white, and anti-Trump conspiracy leanings. Someone benefits from wiping his LinkedIn."

A YouTube channel run by Yoo detailed his beliefs and multiple frivolous lawsuits against friends, family, businesses, and the government, the outlet reported.

"This is becoming a bit of a conspiracy. Is he even still alive?" Gerald A said.

Three officers reported minor injuries related to this incident and there were no transports to the hospital.

"If you blow up your house, your LinkedIn does not disappear. It does not happen," Gerald A said.

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