Magda Hassan Wrote:

Peter Lemkin Wrote:Still, one would have to explain their having weapons to carjack and fight with police with...if either/both of those events ever took place as we have been told....

Well, we haven't seen anything that would indicate this. All their friends and family say it is out of character. We have seen no video of them putting any back packs down in either location just photos of them around the area along with thousands of other people and several others who were acting suspiciously. We have seen zero footage of any of the 'fire fight' and get away car. The 711 is bogus. What else is?

Peter Lemkin Wrote:And what of the 'controlled explosion' of their apartment?! Did that happen, and if so why?! There seems to be an attempt to exclude witnesses [dead or shot in the neck, twice] and evidence [blowing up their home, etc.] The patterns are very ominous and there are too many to be 'coincidence'. I still can NOT believe someone - anyone - would set off two bombs killing 3 and seriously hurting 176 and then go about one's life and social engagements as if nothing was out of the usual....unless they were 'there', but had NOTHING to do with it. We know little [on purpose], but if they did get weapons, it may have been when they realized they had been set up [saw their photos on TV, internet, etc.....just as LHO went home to get his gun when he realized he had been set up! These two according to their friends didn't have or use weapons....but maybe the friendly and helpful FBI armed them recently, under some guise.

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EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Suspected Boston Marathon bombers lived in squalid, ramshackle apartment

Photos snapped by the Daily News show the unit in a Cambridge, Mass., building in disarray with clothes piled everywhere and a half-eaten meal left on the table. The apartment also had a makeshift plywood door.

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The brothers did not return home after robbing a convenience store on Thursday night.

The Tsarnaev brothers never finished their final meal together.
Plates of half-eaten food remained visible Saturday in the third-floor Cambridge apartment that authorities say served as the unlikely epicenter of the Boston Marathon bombing plot.

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A non-descript building where Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev lived.

PHOTOS: MANHUNT FOR BOSTON MARATHON BOMBING SUSPECTS
Exclusive Daily News photos of the siblings' walkup apartment showed the once-anonymous pair shared a squalid existence before Dzhokhar, 19, and Tamerlan, 26, were spied with their backpacks at last Monday's race.

© ALLISON JOYCE

The exterior of the Tsarnaevs home in Cambridge, Mass.

Dzhokhar remained hospitalized with a gunshot wound one day after his big brother died in a fierce gunfight with law enforcement in Watertown, Mass. a bloody finish to five terrifying days.
RELATED: FRIENDS OF ACCUSED BOSTON BOMBER ARRESTED

Sporting equipment and clothing was found throughout the apartment.

Their Apartment 3 sits behind a makeshift plywood door, up a rickety bannister and stairs, in a nondescript building tucked on a quiet residential block in Cambridge.
Though much of the apartment was in disarray, the remnants of the brothers' uneaten final meal remained undisturbed with two chairs alongside their dinner table.

Tamerlan Tsarnaev was married and had a child, but no signs were found in the apartment indicating that they lived there with him.

PHOTOS: RELIEF AFTER MANHUNT FOR BOSTON MARATHON BOMBER DZOKHAR TSARNAEV ENDS
The brothers never returned home after they were spotted Thursday night at a 7-Eleven. Authorities believe the pair subsequently killed a college police officer and carjacked an SUV before the shootout with authorities.

Athletic gear, including boxing gloves, skis, numerous sneakers and a basketball, was found inside the Tsarnaev brothers' Cambridge apartment. Nothing overtly menacing was found. The door of their unit was made of makeshift plywood.

The apartment bore indications of the brothers' athleticism a set of skis, snow boots, boxing gloves, a basketball and assorted sneakers.
RELATED: FINAL SHOOTOUT BETWEEN DZHOKHAR TSARNAEV AND POLICE

Other miscellaneous items were found inside the apartment, such as an old stereo, a gas can and a can of motor oil.

A bookcase with some cheap pottery stood near the dinner table, while a Crock-Pot eerily reminiscent of the pressure cookers used in the homemade marathon bombs was visible nearby.
The immigrant siblings left something else behind stunned and scared neighbors.

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Tamerlan Tsarnaev, a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, was shot by police on Thursday night. He died shortly afterward.

RELATED: ONLINE SLEUTHS IN BOSTON MANHUNT ON REDDIT AND 4CHAN
"I lived right underneath them and they were making bombs," said Albrecht Ammon, 18, who lived downstairs. "It's scary."

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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was apprehended yesterday after being on the run for nearly a day.

Ammon remained spooked by the thought of what went on in the apartment in the weeks before the twin blasts that killed three and injured another 183 victims.
RELATED: TAMERLAN TSARNAEV LOST AMERICAN FRIEND TO GRISLY MURDER
"How could you do a bombing like that?" he asked Saturday. "They planned it out and they tried to hurt people .... They acted like a normal family."
There were no lingering signs of anything exceptional in the home just an old stereo, a gas can, a can of motor oil and boxing handwraps hanging from a wire.
RELATED: DZHOKHAR TSARNAEV PARTIED, WENT TO GYM DAYS AFTER BOMBING
The front lawn was muddied from the tracks of investigators pouring into the apartment on Friday. Ammon said the brothers were typically quiet and caused no problems in the building.
Tamerlan would honk his car horn as a hello when driving on the street. Although the older brother was married with a child, there was never any sign of his family at the apartment.
Ammon, who attended Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School with Dzhokhar, remained puzzled by one question about his old neighbors.
"I just wanted to know, Why?' " he asked. "They had a nice life. I want to know why."



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Kenneth Kapel Wrote:Watching this "celebration" live I didn't, and still don't know what to make of it. But is seemed to be not spontaneous to me and I looked at it with embarrassment and a little shame. Maybe its just me.

Peter Lemkin Wrote:Suspect #2 is [we are told] still too injured [or unconscious] to talk. hutup: I'll bet the FBI/DHS/et al. are all broken up about that! angryfire

Magda Hassan Wrote:

Peter Lemkin Wrote:Suspect #2 is [we are told] still too injured [or unconscious] to talk. hutup: I'll bet the FBI/DHS/et al. are all broken up about that! angryfire

Here he is climbing out of the boat. Seems reasonably okay to me even if it hasn't been a great day for him. They are trying to say he tried to commit suicide by shooting himself twice in the neck which is the reason he cannot talk apparently....

Quote:CBS News: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev May Have Attempted Suicide Before Capture

April 20, 2013 9:29 PM


Three people were killed and more than 180 injured in the two bomb blasts near the Boston Marathon finish line.Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev leaves the boat he was hiding in April 19, 2013. (Photo courtesy: CBS News)



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Tsarnaev suffered at least two bullet wounds including one to his neck before he was arrested in Watertown, CBS News security analyst John Miller said Saturday night.
The bullet wound to the neck, which has an exit wound in the back of the 19-year-old's neck, "is very possibly a suicide attempt," said Miller, a former assistant director at the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Miller also said the neck wound is the primary reason why Tsarnaev is unable to speak with investigators, who are hoping to interrogate the suspect to find out, among other factors, whether he and his older brother acted alone in the bombing attack on the Boston Marathon

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Magda Hassan Wrote:

Peter Lemkin Wrote:CBS News Special Report: During the late night shootout that ended in his death, Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev threw a pressure cooker bomb at police. John Miller reports.

His hands look fully intact in the morgue photo I have seen. If it is the same person and it seems to be. They are saying the 'bomb' blew up too.

David Guyatt Wrote:

Magda Hassan Wrote:

Peter Lemkin Wrote:CBS News Special Report: During the late night shootout that ended in his death, Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev threw a pressure cooker bomb at police. John Miller reports.

His hands look fully intact in the morgue photo I have seen. If it is the same person and it seems to be. They are saying the 'bomb' blew up too.

Ditto. The wounds do not look consistent with the official story do they.