Authorities have identified the individual responsible for an explosion in Cicero that happened on Feb. 15 and left one person dead and 11 families displaced, according to authorities.

The guest left the wedding and was caught on camera bringing jugs of flammable liquid into the home, Illinois cops say.

Newlyweds Eleni Vrettos and Tom Davis only learned that their home had detonated after they had finished their wedding ceremony and were celebrating their marriage

Tom Davis and Eleni Vrettos were getting married when their residence exploded, killing Anthony Avila-Puebla, police say

Officials said the boyfriend of a wedding guest allegedly blew up the bride’s home in Cicero, Illinois, during her big day. The explosion in Cicero, nearly eight miles west of Chicago, killed one person and displaced 11 families,

A bride and groom’s home exploded while they were out tying the knot nearby — blown up by one of their guests, who slipped out during the ceremony and was found dead in the rubble. Tom Davis and Eleni Vrettos were saying their “I do’s” a day after Valentine’s Day when their home in the Chicago suburb of Cicero exploded in a massive burst of flames,