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Authorities in Boston found at least one other explosive device that they were dismantling, Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis said.
Rep. Bill Keating of Massachusetts, meanwhile, said two more were found.
One unexploded device was found at a hotel on Boylston Street near the bomb site and another unexploded device was found at an undisclosed location, Keating, a Democrat and member of the House Homeland Security Committee, said. He called the bombing a "sophisticated, coordinated, planned attack."
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by okiecowboy
That is what I still wonder.
www.cnn.com...
Authorities in Boston found at least one other explosive device that they were dismantling, Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis said.
Rep. Bill Keating of Massachusetts, meanwhile, said two more were found.
One unexploded device was found at a hotel on Boylston Street near the bomb site and another unexploded device was found at an undisclosed location, Keating, a Democrat and member of the House Homeland Security Committee, said. He called the bombing a "sophisticated, coordinated, planned attack."
if the suspect is carrying a bomb in his backpack, it looks like only one bomb. Two steam cookers would have looked like two bowling balls.
So where are the two other people who placed the other two or three bombs.
How did they get into the area with such obvious devices?
There is most likely as many as six involved. Four or more carrying bombs, and at least two working the crowd, creating diversions to get the bombers past check points and into position.
Hard to believe reports about other bombs are now claimed to be false reports.
2. No Additional Unexploded Bombs Were Found
Shortly after the Boston Marathon bombing on Boylston Street, rumors and reports of multiple unexploded bombs throughout the downtown Boston area were circulated on social media. However, today Governor Deval Patrick said there were no unexploded bombs found:
Two and only two explosive devices were found yesterday. Other parcels, all other parcels in the area of the blast have been examined but there are no unexploded bombs, there were no unexploded devices found.
Below is the statement from Patrick, joined by Mayor Menino and Special Agent in Charge Richard Deslauriers.
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
Originally posted by drock905
My main question is where did they get the money for this? We've heard nothing of jobs form either brother. Rich family? Student loans? Foreign groups? Other??
4-5 cans of Pyradex and a couple pressure cookers are not all that expensive.
Saltpeter + charcoal + sulfur = Black Powder.edit on 21-4-2013 by Donkey_Dean because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by poet1b
Tsarnaev will never go to trial. SUICIDE as result of being distraught over the death of his brother or
declaration of ENEMY COMBATANT status are the stories already being made available.
A fair trial would be impossible and besides, he's already been found guilty by the media.
Can you imagine if he's innocent. we all need to think about the horror someone is willing
to inflict on someone else. And it is never impossible that he is innocent. That's why we
have rights.edit on 21-4-2013 by randyvs because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by drock905
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
Originally posted by drock905
My main question is where did they get the money for this? We've heard nothing of jobs form either brother. Rich family? Student loans? Foreign groups? Other??
4-5 cans of Pyradex and a couple pressure cookers are not all that expensive.
Saltpeter + charcoal + sulfur = Black Powder.edit on 21-4-2013 by Donkey_Dean because: (no reason given)
They drove a Mercedes ml430, they had a decent amount of weapons, Wore expensive clothes, travelled to Europe, they also had an apartment in Watertown which was probably at least 1500 a month. All without any mention of how they paid for it. It could be just be parental support but I'd like to know.
Anybody who will believe it when 'they' tell us he committed suicide are just plain dumb not-thinking people who will always believe what governments tell us.... If there is even 1 person believing that crap, humanity is doomed.
With the first blast,Mr. Arredondo jumped over the fence and ran toward the people lying on the ground. What happened next,he later recounted to a reporter: He found a young man,a spectator,whose shirt was on fire. He beat out the flames with his hands. The young man,who turned out to be Jeff Bauman,had lost the lower portion of both legs. He took off a shirt and tied it around the stump of one leg. He stayed with Mr. Bauman,comforting him,until emergency workers came to help carry him to an ambulance.
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
Originally posted by drock905
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
Originally posted by drock905
My main question is where did they get the money for this? We've heard nothing of jobs form either brother. Rich family? Student loans? Foreign groups? Other??
4-5 cans of Pyradex and a couple pressure cookers are not all that expensive.
Saltpeter + charcoal + sulfur = Black Powder.edit on 21-4-2013 by Donkey_Dean because: (no reason given)
They drove a Mercedes ml430, they had a decent amount of weapons, Wore expensive clothes, travelled to Europe, they also had an apartment in Watertown which was probably at least 1500 a month. All without any mention of how they paid for it. It could be just be parental support but I'd like to know.
He was also a second year medical student right? Looks like legal money to me.
We need a public trial of this man, and if he is found guilty he should face the full brunt of the law. He should however enjoy all the privilege being American entails. I did read someplace that he was not read his miranda rights! Why was this done?edit on 21-4-2013 by Donkey_Dean because: (no reason given)
* The New York Times, meanwhile, found some of Tsarnaev’s grades. The paper obtained a transcript which showed seven Fs over two semesters this year and last year. One of the Fs came in an introduction to American politics, and another in principles of modern chemistry.
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
I did read someplace that he was not read his miranda rights! Why was this done?
Text“Police officers confronting situations that create a danger to themselves or others may ask questions designed to neutralize the threat without first providing a warning of rights,” according to the FBI.
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by tide88
Do you have a link to the quote you posted?
What would the police commissioner say there was at least 1 bomb being diffused if there wasn't?
Sounds like they are changing their story.
Special agent who?
Shortly after the Boston Marathon bombing on Boylston Street, rumors and reports of multiple unexploded bombs throughout the downtown Boston area were circulated on social media. However, today Governor Deval Patrick said there were no unexploded bombs found:
Two and only two explosive devices were found yesterday. Other parcels, all other parcels in the area of the blast have been examined but there are no unexploded bombs, there were no unexploded devices found.
Originally posted by stussy123
You know Im done debating if this was a false flag or not. BOTTOM LINE is I can bet he's gonna fry if found guilty. The trending hashtags #freejahar ,etc are just ways of tracking "radical" people. He's guilty automatically in the public eyes right now evident by Twitter. My question is : Cant this incident be used as an accelerant of debated laws like NDAA, drones, gun control? You do agree that this is a precedent , Right?
Originally posted by PatriotGames2
How about this inconsistency that I started a thread on?
I don't know about the rest of you but I see tampering in this pic where I've drawn a red line.edit on 21-4-2013 by PatriotGames2 because: (no reason given)