He is still pretty young and young people at that age are more likely to make crazy mistakes and allowed to learn from them, but this is an extreme case and it is a post 9/11 world......I'll look at it objective besides the fact one of my family members ran in the Boston Marathon that exact day.......He needs to be removed from the planet..
Mike, every plan that is talked behind doors, secrecy from the public by 2 or more people is a conspiracy. Governments and big companies have thrived on conspiracies. I'm not a conspiracy nut when I say pretty much everything is a conspiracy...
Horrible but true... and... you could get yourself a new set of questions about that event with the video I posted... some shit don't add up.
I could only watch the first 3 minutes of your hour long video. She states opinion as fact and called the Boston Marathon Bombing "fake". Part of her proof is that on that sunny day, "too many Police Officers and Volunteers were wearing sunglasses".
On a completely unrelated note, I have Oceanfront Property in Colorado that I would like to sell you.
Let the victims and their families torture him, anything goes. Lock him in solitary with no windows, feed him just enough to keep him alive. Charge the Chechnya govt. for his stay, not the US taxpayers. Keep torturing him at random times. Make him work digging ditches for 5 straight days at random times with no sleep. Make sure he is gangraped at random times. Keep everything random so he will never know what is coming. Then all of a sudden, he starts his final walk shackles and all, he has no idea where he is going. But he willl be naked, a blanket over his head, he hears people cheering but doesn't know why. All of a sudden, the blanket is removed from his head, he sees 100K people and then just like that a giant machette decapitates him. Then mail the head back to the Chechnyan govt. postage due
Good call!!
http://www.cnn.com/2015/03/04/us/boston-marathon-bombing-trial/index.html
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"It was him," defense attorney Judy Clark said of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's role in the Boston Marathon bombings. In her opening statement, she told jurors that Tsarnaev admits to the bombings and subsequent shootouts with police. The question of why he did it, however, is where the defense disagrees. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was influenced by his brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Clarke said.
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The goal of the Boston Marathon bombers was to kill as many people as possible, U.S. prosecutor Bill Weinreb told a jury Wednesday during his opening statements in the trial of accused bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
The prosecutor described in detail the deaths of three victims near the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon and painted a picture of Tsarnaev as a holy warrior committed to violence.
More than 260 others were maimed or injured by two pressure cooker bombs that exploded within 12 seconds of each other on April 15, 2013.
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A fourth person, an MIT police officer, was ambushed and killed in his patrol car three days after the bombings as Tsarnaev and his brother, Tamerlan, allegedly ran from police.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, was killed after a gunbattle with police.
On Wednesday, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was in court before a jury, charged with 30 counts related to the bombings.
Weinreb said that Tsarnaev's actions after the bombings -- going to Whole Foods to buy a gallon of milk, hanging out with friends -- show that he didn't care about what he did. To the contrary, the prosecutor told jurors, he believed he had done good.
The motive for the attacks can be found in the boat that ultimately became Tsarnaev's hideout before his arrest. There, Tsarnaev allegedly wrote messages explaining that he believed the U.S. government is an enemy of Islam.
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[h=3]Jury cuts across class, but not race[/h]It took nearly two months of juror interviews -- 256 people over 22 court days -- to select the jury.
The group includes 18 people from across the socioeconomic spectrum, but the group is almost exclusively white.
Race has been an issue raised by Tsarnaev's defense during four unsuccessful attempts to move the death penalty trial from Boston. His attorneys argued that the way the court issues jury summons led to picking a panel that's older and whiter than the community at large. But prosecutors argued that the jury had been picked properly.
"The prosecution got exactly what they wanted," said CNN legal analyst Mark Geragos, who is a criminal defense attorney in Los Angeles.
Middle-aged white jurors tend to be more likely to support death penalty verdicts, he said.
"It's a target demographic for a death penalty jury."
Just one juror seemed to combine youth and ethnic diversity. A college student who is taking a break from his studies, he said his mother was born in Iran and converted from Islam to the Bahai faith.
[h=3]Will boat be brought to court?[/h]The Slip Away, a boat in which Tsarnaev sought cover after the police gunbattle, also is expected to be a key piece of evidence. The prosecution is seeking to remove a panel on which Tsarnaev allegedly scrawled incriminating messages so that jurors can see it with their own eyes.
Weinreb has said the boat is too large to bring into the courthouse.
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The defense, however, wants the jury to see the entire boat, complete with bullet holes. Defense attorney David Bruck argued that cutting out a panel would take the written words out of context and wouldn't fairly reflect Tsarnaev's state of mind.
Court papers have already given the public a glimpse of several statements Tsarnaev allegedly wrote inside the boat:
"The U.S. Government is killing our innocent civilians," he allegedly wrote. "I can't stand to see such evil go unpunished."
"We Muslims are one body. You hurt one, you hurt us all."
"Now I don't like killing innocent people. It is forbidden in Islam but due to said (unintelligible) it is allowed."
"Stop killing our innocent people and we will stop."
Ann O'Neill reported from Boston and Mariano Castillo wrote in Atlanta. CNN's Sonia Moghe contributed to this report.
I would torture him, put him on a plane, fly him back to Chechnya. Have the plane hover over the President's little 3rd world palace. Shoot him 12 times killing him. Write on his corpse "stay the fuck out of my country you poor mans excuse for a Russian" I staple a bill to his forehead for the fuel to fly him back there and for the man hours of torture we had to spend on him. I then dump his body through the Presidential palace. He has 30 days to pay the bill or there will be no aid for them from anyone. Then fly over the country dumping anthrax over all of their villages. Soviet rejects.
We all made bombs at 17 years old....What a post....LOL.
Kill that bastard.
