Tamerlan Tsarnaev and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev: Unanswered questions remain, Despite Tamerlan Tsarnaev being dead and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev being in custody, many do not feel the threat is over. In interviews conducted on April 19, Americans come forward with questions regarding whether or not the terrorism threat is over.
“I think this is far from over,” Carol Hamilton, from Oklahoma City, said. “I believe they weren't the masterminds behind the [Boston Marathon bombing]. Isn't it strange they weren't involved in the robbery, but just happened to be there? Maybe the person who was going to help them escape set them up.”
In reports from cable news networks, the Boston Marathon bombing suspects weren't involved in the 7-11 robbery. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was “accidentally” caught on video at the convenient store.
“The police officer was killed just a little ways away,” Hamilton continued. “No one knows if they killed him. I'm thinking the person with their get-away plan killed him so authorities wouldn't just be looking for bombers, but cop killers as well. They didn't think the younger brother would make it out alive and wouldn't be able to talk.”
“Isn't it odd that moments after the 'shelter where you are' rule was lifted, they found [Dzhokhar Tsarnaev]?” Frank Milton, from Moore, asked. “I'm sure they knew about where he was and pretended to pull out so he'd be lured out of hiding. That is exactly what happened.”
“I also have to wonder if it was civilians walking around or if they were undercover cops and federal agents,” Milton continued. “I don't care what I was told, until [Dzhokhar Tsarnaev] was caught or there was proof he was elsewhere.”
The authorities did say that it was safe, if the residents of Boston and the surrounding areas, if they were careful and paid attention. It seems likely they knew about where the Boston Marathon bombing suspect was and hoping he would make a mistake so he could be caught.
“The whole Russian thing has me worried,” Shari Collins, from Oklahoma City, said. “They give money and weapons to countries who want us dead, who are actively involved in terrorism. Tamerlan [Tsarnaev] spent time in Russia not too long ago. I want to know what he was doing there.”
Seeing that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was captured alive he may be able to give some authorities the answers to these questions and many others. Seeing that the Boston Marathon bombing suspect will not be read his Miranda rights, it is possible he will reveal many details of the bombing plot.
“I think this is far from over,” Carol Hamilton, from Oklahoma City, said. “I believe they weren't the masterminds behind the [Boston Marathon bombing]. Isn't it strange they weren't involved in the robbery, but just happened to be there? Maybe the person who was going to help them escape set them up.”
In reports from cable news networks, the Boston Marathon bombing suspects weren't involved in the 7-11 robbery. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was “accidentally” caught on video at the convenient store.
“The police officer was killed just a little ways away,” Hamilton continued. “No one knows if they killed him. I'm thinking the person with their get-away plan killed him so authorities wouldn't just be looking for bombers, but cop killers as well. They didn't think the younger brother would make it out alive and wouldn't be able to talk.”
“Isn't it odd that moments after the 'shelter where you are' rule was lifted, they found [Dzhokhar Tsarnaev]?” Frank Milton, from Moore, asked. “I'm sure they knew about where he was and pretended to pull out so he'd be lured out of hiding. That is exactly what happened.”
“I also have to wonder if it was civilians walking around or if they were undercover cops and federal agents,” Milton continued. “I don't care what I was told, until [Dzhokhar Tsarnaev] was caught or there was proof he was elsewhere.”
The authorities did say that it was safe, if the residents of Boston and the surrounding areas, if they were careful and paid attention. It seems likely they knew about where the Boston Marathon bombing suspect was and hoping he would make a mistake so he could be caught.
“The whole Russian thing has me worried,” Shari Collins, from Oklahoma City, said. “They give money and weapons to countries who want us dead, who are actively involved in terrorism. Tamerlan [Tsarnaev] spent time in Russia not too long ago. I want to know what he was doing there.”
Seeing that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was captured alive he may be able to give some authorities the answers to these questions and many others. Seeing that the Boston Marathon bombing suspect will not be read his Miranda rights, it is possible he will reveal many details of the bombing plot.
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