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Boston: Watertown House Schedueled For Controlled Explosion , unsafe for investigation?

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posted on Apr, 19 2013 @ 03:16 PM
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That's right! So, the man hunt for the Boston bombing suspect turned up something at a house that nobody can investigate and they're going to blow it up?

I hope I'm missing something here. Does anybody have any information about this?

1 Boston bombing suspect dead; massive manhunt for 2nd, the "white hat" suspect
www.cbsnews.com...



Alben also announced there would be a controlled explosion later today in Watertown, at a house that was secured by police but deemed unsafe for investigators to search.


another interesting part of the article:



CBS News producer at the scene witnessed a woman being taken away authorities, being dragged by her arms. It was not known if she was being arrested or resisting being evacuated.




edit on 19-4-2013 by retirednature because: (no reason given)



posted on Apr, 19 2013 @ 03:27 PM
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Another house rigged with explosives? sounds a lot like what happened in Colorado during the Aurora Shootings
>.>

Deja Vu, me thinks



posted on Apr, 19 2013 @ 03:30 PM
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So they're going to blow up a house in the middle of a door-to-door manhunt because it's unsafe to search?
My "cover up" sensors are going off! Wonder if they will end up claiming the second suspect died in the explosion? And who is the woman they dragged out of the "unsafe" house? Too many questions.



posted on Apr, 19 2013 @ 03:37 PM
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Dead men, errr homes, tell no tales...



posted on Apr, 19 2013 @ 04:08 PM
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CNN is reporting that law enforcement has recovered a significant amount of "homemade explosives" during their investigation today, at the suspects' Cambridge apartment and other locations. There are parallels with CBS News's report of pipe bombs discovered in the Cambridge apartment, though authorities have not confirmed any findings as of yet.


live.reuters.com...

So, they can't remove the bombs? Pipe bombs and you blow the place?



posted on Apr, 20 2013 @ 02:58 PM
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sounds like someone continuing with after op cya ,.. or too lazy to properly clear the house ... my money on cya ...



posted on Apr, 20 2013 @ 04:04 PM
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If they stay true to form, the lot will be empty within 6 hours after the event and the debri will be sent to the moon...Cover up??? What cover up???



posted on Apr, 21 2013 @ 05:00 AM
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They could not tell a jury that there was nothing in the home so they blow up the home and claim it was full of explosives.

I though all the police departments and the BATF had those million dollar robots just for disarming houses.
Seems US taxpayers have been sold a lot of BS about this high tech junk the government has been buying for disarming bombs.terrorist



posted on Apr, 21 2013 @ 05:07 AM
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Why is everybody assuming that a "controlled explosion" would destroy the house?
Is not the point of "control" to limit the impact?
Also note the time of that report. It was put up on Friday, in the middle of the crisis. The explosion has probably happened already.



posted on Apr, 21 2013 @ 07:13 AM
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you're right, a controlled explosion need not destroy the house, simply the evidence found within



posted on Apr, 21 2013 @ 01:04 PM
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Okay so there is an exploding house involved. It's schrodinger's cat house, maybe there is a terrorist inside it, maybe not, and maybe there is a hammer and some toxic substance in there, we aren't informed.

Notice the extreme sensitization now that the public has encountered an exploding thing? If it were the fourth of July and the explosions were all over the sky nothing bad but it's out of context and they start jumping at bubble wrap popping.

The house is supposed to explode. Wouldn't it be super genius of the bad guys to put all their stuff in there and destroy the evidence? These bad guys from blackwater/Xe/Academi/whatever name, who loved to party on the side with the guys who supply them their illicit party substance, because it's just a job to work for whatever person paid them to plant these explosives and pin it on the foreign guys in the area who had connections with substances, who knew these uniformed guys were up to no good so they split when someone kicked the hornet's nest of law enforcement?

It's so simple in hindsight with the right photos. Uniformed guys invite their buddies to the race, plant the explosives, and attempt to destroy the dumb boys who happen to be in drugs or organized crime on the side. So it's all related but not at all when you isolate incidents of trouble. There are a lot of good events out there with bad guys there because they are doing some other kind of crime, like pickpocketing or identity stealing.

So no, with the aforementioned scene, I don't think they're going to all go running to the explosion house. No this was just some side information mentioned, as the press person following the law enforcement person - or perhaps the two people are only one person, a law man with a side job in the press - citing a reason why he couldn't scrub every house from suspicion. It's kind of like an easter egg for the black helicopter crowd, so they can go on wild speculations reminiscing about 9/11.

No, plugging in the theory that the uniformed guys did it, that it was probably a retaliatory attack from all those heroin seizures recently, from the groups that travel from places like Afghanistan to the Ivory Coast, with Mali nearby.

Here is where the conspiracy shows up. That certain intelligence groups, not all military, may have trickled out this information to their bad guys to capitalize on the incident. So it was all there but they stood back because a disaster is more profitable to them than a capture.

Exploding house is a red herring.
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posted on Apr, 23 2013 @ 08:28 AM
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Originally posted by DISRAELI
Why is everybody assuming that a "controlled explosion" would destroy the house?
Is not the point of "control" to limit the impact?
Also note the time of that report. It was put up on Friday, in the middle of the crisis. The explosion has probably happened already.


Like the cleanup of the ground zero basically started right after the event.



posted on Apr, 23 2013 @ 11:09 AM
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And are there any reports of houses being demolished in Boston on this occasion?
If not, my main point stands, that "controlled explosion" has nothing to do with demolishing houses.
The object of the exercise is to "explode" an item while limiting the damage done in its environment.







 
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