Michelle Swing, the Young & Attractive Music Executive Tied to the Nashville Bomber: Here’s What We Know

A young music industry executive named Michelle Swing is now finding herself at the center of the Nashville bombing investigation as it has come to light that Anthony Quinn Warner, the man authorities say was responsible for the massive RV explosion on Christmas day, had gifted her two homes, that together, are worth more than $400,000.

29 year old Swing, who is a Los Angeles-based AEG Presents exec, was gifted the house in Antioch, Tennessee which Warner last lived in on November 25th, just a month before he apparently blew himself up in downtown Nashville outside the AT&T building. Public records reveal that the property was worth $160,000, according to the New York Post.

In January, 2019, Swing had also been gifted Warner’s $250,000 family home located approximately a mile down the road from where Warner lived.

The home would ultimately be given to Warner’s mother after a legal spat over the true owner of the property …

The 85-year-old mom — who had divorced the boys’ father before his death — insisted the family home legally belonged to her.

Loner Warner had already claimed the $250,000 home for himself in an August 2018 quitclaim deed transfer — fraudulently acting as attorney-in-fact and paying just $10, his mother said in the lawsuit, according to the Daily Mail.

“When defendant signed the quitclaim deeding the real property to himself, this was an act of self-interest and as such, violated his duty to act in the best interest of his brother,” the lawsuit reportedly said.

Property records show Warner then transferred the deed in January 2019 to Michelle Swing, the same Los Angeles-based woman he gave his own home to before his Christmas blast.

The following month, however, a circuit court judge ruled that the mother should have had control of her late son’s estate — and the family home. – New York Post

Swing has made only a few brief comments to the press in regards to her connection to Warner, explaining to the Daily Mail that the homes were given to her without her consent.

“In the state of Tennessee you can deed property to someone else without their consent or their signature or anything,” she told the Mail.

“I didn’t even buy the house, he just deeded it over to me without my knowledge. So this is all very weird to me, that’s about all I can say,” she would add.

The US Sun reports that Warner penned Swing a letter in November stating he had signed a house over to her and informed the 29 year old that the basement was “not normal” and urged her to “take a look”.

In the letter Warner bizarrely said he “intended to travel on Christmas Eve to spend a few weeks in the woods with his dogs.”

“The attic has plywood and lighting, take a look. The basement is not normal, take a look. Woof woof Julio,” the letter reads, according to the Sun.

Swing is believed to have told investigators that she has never met Warner but had spoke to him a week before Thanksgiving.

Since her connection with the suspected Nashville bomber has been made Public, Swing has wiped clean her online footprint, deleting her Linkedin, and Facebook accounts. Despite this, there are some details about her the media was able to pick up before the accounts were deleted.

Before being scrubbed, however, they gave some background into the music executive who for years has lived more than 2,000 miles from Tennessee.

She has family in Lenoir City, about 165 miles from Nashville, and has previously lived there, records show.

She also studied Marketing and Business and the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, her LinkedIn shows.

Her career was initially also based in the Volunteer State until she moved to California in 2012, starting in San Francisco, where she worked as a project manager for Live Music & Festival Solutions. – New York Post

Swing’s now deleted Linkedin page had also shown she had worked at Stubhub between February 2016 and September 2018 before moving to LA in October, 2018.

According to Digital Music News, she is currently an executive in artist development for Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG).

While it remains unclear what the relationship between Swing and Warner actually amounted to, one’s imagination can only run wild considering the little details we know about both the suspected bomber and the young music executive.

Warner was reportedly a lonely, unmarried man, a status of which could have lead to him somehow developing a delusional obsession with the young, and attractive Swing.

With the investigation ongoing, it will remain to be seen what the connection was, and if it had any significance to the bombing carried out by Warner on Christmas.

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