Carnagiul din inima financiară a Statelor Unite. Povestea unui atentat rămas neelucidat de peste un secol

On September 16, 1920, a bomb exploded on Wall Street, resulting in numerous casualties and extensive damage. Despite investigations, the perpetrators remain unidentified. The attack occurred during a time of economic prosperity and social tension in the U.S., following World War I. The explosion killed over 30 people and injured around 300, with many victims being young professionals. Initial theories suggested a gas explosion, but it was later confirmed to be a deliberate act involving a significant amount of dynamite. Anarchists were suspected due to found manifestos, but no conclusive evidence linked them to the attack. The investigation faced challenges, including the loss of potential evidence during cleanup.