Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, working out with friend, called Boston Bombs "crazy" and "tragedies"

[torchbearer]

Then why not jump out in the middle of the pack of runners with a vest on?

Oh yeah, I still want to know what this is:

could it be a concrete bag used to anchor the railings?

 

[Ranger29860]

So the bombing suspects never went inside a 7-11, nor appear on any 7-11 surveillance tapes? Or, did they go in for a Big Gulp at the 7-11 where the carjack victim was dropped off? Nice that they drove her to a 7-11 to drop her off, rather than just pulling over to the side of the street and having her exit the vehicle.

They actually paid for gas at the gas station. He went inside and paid . There is a photo of him paying somewhere around here I will see if I can dig it up. That had to fill up since they carjacked a car with little to no gas in it lol.

 

[anaconda]

Secondly, if the video does get released, great! That's what a lot of people are clamoring for.

The public is notoriously undemanding with respect to authenticated video and other digital imaging produced by or on behalf of the government. If they release some photoshopped crap like Obama's birth certificate or something akin to the laughably bad 9-11 hijackers at-the-airport video surveillance stills, the public may be largely placated. People who take a closer look and object will be categorized as the conspiracy theorists that can never be appeased or satisfied. And, "out of respect for the victims and their surviving loved ones," admonished to not "stir up issues that will reopen deep psychological wounds." Furthermore, remember when the government released a couple of fractions of a second of the cruise missile hit on the pentagon? I mean, how insulting was that? Like they were doing the public some kind of favor. A nationwide general strike would have been an appropriate response. So a precedent exists for getting inconclusive bullshit released from the government that they try to pass off as somehow significant.