Boston Marathon bombing suspect killed, second one captured

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From Huff Post, April 19, 2013 

There was a series of bombing and shooting in Watertown Massachussetts that resulted in a death of a MIT officer.  The suspect who was killed was Tamaerlan Tsarnaev, 26 an immigrant from Chenchen.  The younger one Dhokhar Tsarnaev, 19 was holed up in a boat hideout was raced to a hospital in police custody.   Tamaerlan was alleged to be unable to become US citizen after he hit his girlfriend.

Boston Mass, finally sighed  a relief after Monday's tragic and bloody bombing

From Huff post 

From Yahoo news 

Could Al Qaeda Be Behind the Boston Marathon Bombings?

They are because of the use of the pressure cooker bombs published in the Al Qaeda Magazine Inspire published on line.

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Subject: Could Al Qaeda Be Behind the Boston Marathon Bombings?

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