Santa Fe New Mexican (Newspaper) - October 27, 1996, Santa Fe, New Mexico Olympic bombing suspect cleared October 27, 1996 THE NEW MEXICAN Richard Jewell hasn't worked since the bombing three months ago and rarely left his home Los Angeles Times ATLANTA - Three months after a pipe bomb shot fiery shrapnel through the revelry of the Olympic the Justice Department on Saturday formally cleared security guard Richard Jewell as a The which first surfaced in a letter from U.S. Attorney Kent Alexander to Jewell's came after weeks of mounting signs that the FBI lacked evidence linking the only named to the attack in Centennial Olympic Park that killed one woman and injured more than 100. are said Jack one of the attorneys who has been pressing authorities to exonerate the 33-year-old Jewell and issue an The letter contained no but Alexander wrote on the evidence developed to your Richard is not considered a target of the federal criminal tion into the bombing on July 27, 1996, at Centennial Olympic any newly discovered this status will not he The letter also said authorities hope that Jewell now will cooperate with the investigation as a In a separate Alexander noted that Jewell and his had also endured highly unusual and intense publicity that was neither designed nor desired by the FBI in interfered with the Jewell's attorneys said they would consider the letter an Jewell said little to reporters at his other than that first step was a long He told them he would have more to say at a news conference Jewell hasn't worked since the bombing until recent rarely left his A toll-free telephone number and a fund set up to accept donations raised about along with hundreds of calls of support - and some of derision - said Lin another of Jewell's Immediately after the Jewell was hailed as a hero for spotting the suspicious knapsack that contained the bomb and for ' Something Florida mayor says The Associated Press Richard Jewell is questioned by the media as he returns to his Atlanta apartment helping to clear the But he was named as a suspect in the case three days For more than two the FBI agents watched Jewell's every basing their suspicions primarily on theories that Jewell matched the psychological profile of a person might plant a bomb in order to look like a law enforcement sources But in recent the FBI had ended its surveillance of Jewell and returned confiscated including his gun At the same it gradually began shifting its focus to other including some new the sources The agency also has begun The Washington Post ST. 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