There have been no additional explosives found in the underground bunker in Alabama where survivalist Jimmy Lee Dykes held a young boy hostage for almost a week, the Associated Press reported Thursday.
The FBI had removed two explosive devices in the bunker, both of which were removed safely. Dykes was killed in the raid.
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