UPDATE 5/24/10 @ 11 p.m.
BARBOURSVILLE, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- He was out to pipe bomb the bar and the people inside.

That’s what Cabell County Sheriff Tom McComas and eyewitnesses say about whom they described as a troubled man who blew himself up early Saturday morning.

The fatal bomb blast shook up a neighborhood in more ways than one.

We now have an identity, more on a motive and some startling home video -- video of the state police bomb squad searching the bomber's body for more explosives. And there were more bombs.

McComas says disabled veteran Mark Jeffrey was out to do some damage at Cactus Joe's along U.S. Route 60. One neighbor says a burned and bleeding Jeffrey told him his whole story right after the blast and just before he died.

Tabby Phillips shot video from her apartment across the road of a bomb squad member searching Jeffrey's half naked body. Earlier she says she actually heard Jeffrey screaming for help.

Fearing retaliation, one neighbor did not want to be identified but says following the explosion just after 2 a.m. Saturday, he found a just blown up and still smoldering Jeffrey behind Cactus Joe’s bar. He thought the burned and bleeding man was a victim, until they talked.

"I said, 'I can help. What happened?' " the witness said. "He said, 'I brought a bomb to throw in the back door and I blew up.' I said, 'You brought a bomb?' He said, 'Yes.' I said, 'Is that another bomb?'

The witness says Jeffrey replied that it was, but wasn't sure if it would explode.

McComas says his investigation shows Jeffrey brought a number of pipe bombs to the bar -- one left by the door, as well as one found and removed from his SUV. McComas says that Jeffrey acted alone and with a purpose -- going to the bar intent on doing damage to the building if not the people inside.

The sheriff says Cactus Joe’s employees -- aware that Jeffrey was out to cause some kind of problem -- likely saved 20 to 25 bar patrons by locking the back door.

Jeffrey was arrested about a month and a half ago near Cactus Joe's on assault and weapons charges. Court records show Jeffrey threatened a man with a large knife and said, "Keep your nose out of it or you won't be around anymore."

The bar owner and employees say Jeffrey was stalking an ex-wife who frequented Cactus Joe's. They say he was blaming the bar for his troubles and wanted revenge. Neighbors three blocks away say the pipe bomb blast shook their homes.

Sheriff Tom McComas says Mark Jeffrey, 46, of Barboursville was killed when the pipe bomb he was carrying detonated.

This happened around 2:30 Saturday morning.

McComas says members of the W.Va. State Police found two additional pipe bombs when they search the area. One was next to Jeffrey and another in his SUV.

The Sheriff says at this point in the investigation, it appears Jeffrey acted alone.

McComas says that on April 5, deputies charged Jeffrey with brandishing, assault, and carrying a concealed and dangerous weapon. Then, on May 4, a sheriff’s deputy stopped Mr. Jeffrey's vehicle for a traffic violation. He was cited for expired registration and no insurance.

That's how the co-owner of Cactus Joe's Bar describes the person who detonated an explosive device outside of her establishment early Saturday morning; killing himself, but clearly had the intentions of killing others.

Co-owner Kathy McComas says that the 45-year-old man responsible was banned from her bar, because he came there to stalk his ex-wife.

The explosion, which happened around 3a.m., shut down Route 60, and put the lives of dozens of families at risk. Homes in the area of the bar were also evacuated.

Co-owner Kathy McComas said the man banned from the bar, was there wearing a disguise, and had a bomb in his pocket.

Investigators say the death toll could have been much higher. They discovered several more live suspicious devices outside the bar.

The name of the man has not been released.

UPDATE: 5/22/10 @ 3:04 p.m. -- Route 60 is back open in the area near Cactus Joe's Bar in Barboursville.

It was closed for several hours after an explosive device went off outside the club Saturday morning.

Sheriff' Tom McComas says one person died as a result of that explosion.

Sheriff Tom McComas is expected to release more information on the investigation later on Saturday.

The Sheriff says there are no other injuries.

McComas says the incident happened in an area behind Cactus Joe's Bar.

The bomb squad continues to sweep the area for additional devices.

Route 60 remains closed from Alternate Route 10 to Farmdale Road.

A number of homes were also evacuated.

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Moments ago, our crew on the scene heard that explosion.

They also report the coroner has been called to the scene.

The bomb squad is now sweeping the area for additional devices.

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The Deputy says bomb squad members are right now inside Cactus Joe's Bar looking for another explosive device.

This is in the 6000 block of Route 60 near Barboursville.

Still no word if anyone was injured in the first blast and exactly where it happened.

We have a crew at the scene.

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The incident is taking place in the 6000 block of Route 60.

Route 60 is closed in both directions in the area of where the incident is taking place.

Emergency personnel were called to the scene around 2:30 Saturday morning.

Witnesses say they heard at least one explosion before emergency crews got to the scene.

A person who was in a nearby bar tells WSAZ.com that he also heard an explosion and thought it was a car back firing. He says several minutes later, police evacuated the bar.

Right now, no word on injuries.

We have a crew at the scene.

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