I don't think they thought they would get caught. The younger brother went back to Umass Dartmouth and partied all week like nothing happened.
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Explosions at Boston Marathon
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I don't think they thought they would get caught. The younger brother went back to Umass Dartmouth and partied all week like nothing happened.
I honestly don't think they had an exit plan at all and panicked Thursday leading to their impromptu escape attempt--rob a place to get food, steal a car, and try to flee.
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If they were on the college campus grounds with live explosives and weapons, it's likely they were planning to do more harm. Sad that a campus security officer died but if there is a bright side, it could have been much much worse.
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Yup. I will admit on Tuesday / Wed. I was sort of wondering if we would catch them.
I do wonder if this had been 10 years ago, prior to the proliferation of cheap phones / cameras / etc., if this would have been as quick a turnaround on the catch.
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F.I.S. Tribute to Boston victim Martin Richards
"Martin Richards, the youngest victim of the recent bombing tragedy at the Boston Marathon (USA) was one of the young skiers of the United States YE/BSP Ski Team. The 8-year-old was watching his father Bill, the ski club coach crossing the finish line when he was tragically killed. His mother and sister were seriously injured.
FIS would like to express its sincere condolences to the family and friends of Martin Richards"
http://www.fis-ski.com/uk/news/fisnews/fisnews.html?actu_id_444=6741
"Martin Richards, the youngest victim of the recent bombing tragedy at the Boston Marathon (USA) was one of the young skiers of the United States YE/BSP Ski Team. The 8-year-old was watching his father Bill, the ski club coach crossing the finish line when he was tragically killed. His mother and sister were seriously injured.
FIS would like to express its sincere condolences to the family and friends of Martin Richards"
http://www.fis-ski.com/uk/news/fisnews/fisnews.html?actu_id_444=6741
Ugh 
HD333
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Got the hats I ordered today, we will be wearing them with pride. Great to see how much money is being raised for the One Fund.
Special hat with all proceeds going to the fund for the victims of the bombing. I just ordered mine.
https://www.47brand.com/shop/mlb/bo...d-sox-b-strong-47-brand-cap/product/5546.aspx
Heard Jeff Bauman today on D&C he was asked about bomber #1, he said "I am alive and he is dead". Great quote.
Bump.
CNN is reporting that the jury has rendered a death verdict in the case. All I can say is wow. Never expected that. Hopefully we can all get some closure.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/15/us/boston-bombing-tsarnaev-sentence/index.html
CNN is reporting that the jury has rendered a death verdict in the case. All I can say is wow. Never expected that. Hopefully we can all get some closure.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/15/us/boston-bombing-tsarnaev-sentence/index.html
Surprised by the verdict myself, but this is far from reaching closure. The appeals process will take years no?
Potentially. I believe he has an automatic appeal to the Circuit Court if he so chooses. Though I don't do criminal law and death penalty cases are VERY technical and specific.
Remember this is a federal case. Tim McVeigh was executed only a few years after he was convicted, granted he pushed for his own execution.
Some think that was done for effect and the fed may try to do the same with this guy.
Some think that was done for effect and the fed may try to do the same with this guy.
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I would imagine THIS will be a long drawn out process of appeals . only 3 or 4 out of the last 80 or so federal death penalty cases have actually resulted in execution according to reports on various news media .
So more cost , more emotional turmoil for victim families and the only people that make out are the legal beagles , no offense intended TB
So more cost , more emotional turmoil for victim families and the only people that make out are the legal beagles , no offense intended TB
skiNEwhere
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Notable executions at the federal level that come to mind are timothy mcveigh and the beltway sniper.....wouldn't be surprised if he actually gets the death penalty when it's all said and done
ctenidae
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In my mind, the biggest argument against the death penalty here is a religious one- not that it's against the teachings of your representative deity of choice, but that it is the desired outcome leading to martyrdom in the worldview of this particular brand of crazy.
Lock him in a small room, and let him think about what he did. Leaving him there won't change anything, but killing him can only have negative effects.
Lock him in a small room, and let him think about what he did. Leaving him there won't change anything, but killing him can only have negative effects.
The argument against the death penalty I hear most is that an extremist will eventually kidnap a bus full of people and demand his release as ransom.
dlague
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Shouldn't say "for" rather than "against the death penalty" and add to the end if he were to serve a life sentence.
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Yes, that's what I meant. Fingers moving faster than the brain
Yes, that's what I meant. Fingers moving faster than the brain
steamboat1
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7 virgins doesn't sound like to bad of a deal
ScottySkis
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By # 7 his penis might be hurting lol.
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