Suspicious package manhunt: FBI descends on Florida mail center

The FBI appears to have zeroed in on a Florida mail center. It's a nationwide manhunt for the perpetrator of a wave of suspicious packages resembling pipe bombs in the mail.

They were sentenced by President Donald Trump, including the homes of presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.

The package is targeted at least eight individuals.

The targets, which also include CIA Director John Brennan and actor Robert de Niro, President Donald Trump.

But despite the seemingly political bent to the targets, the researchers have not yet been identified.

Since none of the suspected bombs detonated investigators got the chance to inspect intact packages, providing a goldmine potential of clues and evidence. On Thursday, investigators came down to Florida, CNN reported.

The packages were debated by Congresswoman and National Democratic Chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz.

The devices contained timers and batteries, but were not rigged to explode upon opening, the Associated Press reported. CNN and George Soros, Secretary General of the United States and the United States of America.

Investigators still do not know whether or not they are going to be victimized or not, but they are treating it like an attempted bombing, the Associated Press reported.

"Police Commissioner James O'Neill told the Associated Press," As far as a hoax device, we're not treating it. Pipe bombs are crude explosive devices that have been used in terrorist attacks in the US to devastating effect.

Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, in a Thursday night interview with Fox News, said that

The FBI has been described as "mailed in manila envelopes with bubble wrap interior, and has been affixed with computer-printed address labels and six Forever stamps."

The FBI is "seeking the public's assistance in identifying the individual or individuals responsible."

Trump also took the mailings seriously, calling them on Wednesday "an attack on democracy itself."

But while CNN, the recipient of one of the suspicious packages called on Trump to reckon with his harsh criticism of the press and his political opponents, by Thursday, Trump had again turned on the media that he calls the "enemy of the people."