Logan bombmaking accused appears in court The mother of bomb accused Jim Fraser leaves Beenleigh Magistrates Court. Pic: Tara Croser Source: News Corp Australia Facebook posts allegedly led police to bomb accused Jim Fraser. THE mother of a Logan man allegedly found with a cache of explosives in his house says he is "not a danger to anybody" and that it has been blown "out of proportion." James Fraser, 32, appeared in Beenleigh Magistrates Court today on a string of offences after police allegedly discovered drugs, explosives, volatile chemicals and compounds, an inert training grenade and spent munitions. BOMB SQUAD: Nitro may be detonated inside home Speaking to the media outside court, the woman - who declined to give her name - said her son "likes chemistry" and denied he had an unhealthy curiosity towards explosives. No, no, he just likes making fireworks - who doesn't? It used to be legal at one stage," she said. He's been doing it for years. He is not a danger to himself, he is not a danger to anybody. Asked about Facebook posts which police say led them to her son, she replied: "I really think this has all been blown a lot out of proportion. This is a bit outrageous. Fraser, who was represented by a duty lawyer, made no application for bail. Police prosecutor Senior Sergeant David Clarke asked Magistrate Brian Kilmartin for an adjournment so that police could obtain more material. He told the court Fraser's house, on Kallista Rd, Rochedale South, was still being searched. A shed containing a "large volume of chemicals" was yet to be cleared, he said. He said police, with the help of Australia Post and Australian Customs would investigate whether or not chemicals had been imported. Officers were also examining phones, USB sticks and a laptop. Snr-Sgt Clarke said the explosives unit had deemed some material inside the house as "unstable" and it would take at least another two days to make the scene safe. The matter will return to court on November 19.