WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE???
194 2013-04-20 by ajjets10
I havent seen any credible evidence. A photo of them walking down the street and thats about it. Then we are told they were throwing bombs out the window at cops???
Then they are photoshopping him by the kid who died???
You are in contact with this guy since 2011 and he managed to get SEMTEX???
its ridiculously hard to get semtex, even harder when the fbi is watching you. I cant buy into this story. The only facts we have about this situation that are supported with witnesses and others are
FBI was running drills(A usual security measure in false flags) and LIED ABOUT IT
They had bomb sniffing dogs all over and failed to sniff out the bombs
FBI was in contact with the suspect for 2.5 years and LIED ABOUT IT
If they were buying RDX crystals or PETN to make semtex it would immedietly be noticed by NSA, DHS, or FBI.
Chechen are funded by the US
6.FBI says "dont look at any other pics only ours" while there are more credible pictures being circulated by 4 chan.
WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE AT.
To people claiming them getting into a shootout makes them guilty, thats not the case. Where is the evidence or blasts on the streets from these bombs they were throwing out there window? where are the witnesses to this?? there is not one credible, tangible piece of evidence to tie these 2 men to the bombings, its fucked up.
there is more evidence that 4chans suspects were the bombers then these guys. I just dont like it and they are the perfect patsies
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64 [deleted] 2013-04-20
How has the photo of him near the kid been proven photo shopped I'd like to see it?
27 itsfreedomstupid 2013-04-20
+1 to this.
We have no evidence of him committing the act, but I'm not sure that there is hard evidence of a setup yet either.
For both claims, we should demand proof.
18 -Tom- 2013-04-20
Actually, burden of proof falls on the prosecution. We can say any number of ways he is innocent, merely on conjecture and anecdotal evidence alone. It is up to the prosecution to provide prood that the act was committed.
I'm really surprised there are pictures of streets where sides of cars have been damaged by grenades exploding in the street. Its Boston, EVERY street is littered with cars.
13 seeellayewhy 2013-04-20
Burden of proof does lie on the prosecution in court, but OP isnt merely suggesting innocence, hes suggesting a coverup or something of the like, which demands proof as well.
6 The_eye_in_the_sky 2013-04-20
OP is also not the FBI leading the case(therefore no burden). So, him suggesting cover-up is second to his request for evidence from the FBI since they claim they have it, then I believe we would have to see evidence for OPs suggestions. Provided all of the new video proof released. I cant wait.
3 IllIllIII 2013-04-20
I think we all know that a lot of people here think it's a coverup without proof. But instead of outright saying it, they ask questions that allude to their thoughts about the matter. There's no reason to expect to see evidence before they've been tried in court.
3 chinchillazilla54 2013-04-20
Yes, if they used this picture in court, you couldn't simply say "It's Photoshopped, next evidence pls" without PROVING that it was faked.
1 Andyl66 2013-04-20
I've been screaming for everyone to look at the pic of him near the kid that got killed, the backpack is clearly visible, it is black with white finishings, now go and look at the video of the bombers walking, it is clearly a completely different backpack. It is in fact the polar opposite, why has nobody else even noticed this. The photo of him near the kid with backpack on the ground proves his innocence....
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1 [deleted] 2013-04-20
I just don't know where you get the idea that criminal evidence is generally distributed for public viewing. The evidence is shown as it is entered into the public record, If there is an indictment, you will start to see the evidence offered.
If he is tried as am enemy combatant, you won't see dick except evidence released for PR purposes.
12 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
Did you know it used to be legal to violently resist unlawful arrest. Now it's routine to arrest people unlawfully. Whatever happened America?
2 IllIllIII 2013-04-20
Is that supposed to be a good thing? Getting arrested doesn't make you guilty. Where's the proof this was an unlawful arrest?
-1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
Getting arrested deprives you of your natural rights. Unlawfully arrested doubly so.
1 jeffmacentire 2013-04-20
They are both shot to hell a trial is a joke at this point
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10 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Yeah the second sentence in the OP's post.
"Then they are photoshopping him by the kid who died???"
4 revolting_blob 2013-04-20
I don't understand the sentence? Who is being photoshopped next to the kid? What pic is this a reference to?
15 [deleted] 2013-04-20
There is a picture of the bomber next to the kid who died with his back pack on the ground. The OP allegedes it is photo shopped. Which is fine if he can prove it. I am just asking for proof. This is the picture http://imgur.com/zMqNDzb
4 MC_Turkster 2013-04-20
What I don’t understand about this photo is the fact that not a single person seems bothered that some random guy has just dropped a bag in front of them. If someone dropped a bag in front of me at an event like this I would immediately move out the way and report it, yet not a single person here looks remotely bothered.
4 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Agreed. I would expect at least one person to say "Hey man, you dropped your backpack."
3 IllIllIII 2013-04-20
He's right next to the bag at that moment...
4 MC_Turkster 2013-04-20
He’s at least 4ft away in that photo and obviously just walking off. Are you honestly telling me you wouldn’t be suspicious if someone did that right next to you?
7 IllIllIII 2013-04-20
Those kids probably had no idea it was near them. It's impossible to tell what the people walking the opposite direction were thinking from a photo. It's been brought up that a lot of people had bags and it wasn't out of the ordinary for someone to put down their heavy bag.
4 MC_Turkster 2013-04-20
But how many of those people putting their bags down just walked off afterwards? It’s completely unnatural behaviour, I’d like to think at least one person would have noticed it.
2 safebrowseatwork 2013-04-20
He probably hung around for a few minutes.
1 timmAh42 2013-04-20
Yes, there would need to be proof that the picture was photoshopped to make that claim. I do feel a little uneasy that this appears to be the only photograph showing him close to the crime scene, and there are no photographs showing the other suspect (who is now dead) near the site of the first explosion ... just the testimony of Jeff Baumann.
1 Pudding36 2013-04-20
why is the quality of this photo so shitty, any one have the original with out the circles?
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8 leo_eris 2013-04-20
Maybe we can get ahold of an electronic picture without pixels.
-6 ddplz 2013-04-20
YOU ARE A GOVERNMENT SHILL
3 [deleted] 2013-04-20
I'm a government shill because in a thread titled "Where is the evidence" I asked to see evidence of "OP's" claims.
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32 Basement_duhweller 2013-04-20
Just like the Dorner evidence? Oh wait there is none... He is still only suspected of killing those people... guess we'll never know since he was hunted down like a dog.
1 cuppajoe123 2013-04-20
Can someone tell me why this comment was downvoted?
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12 gagichce 2013-04-20
ITS A CONSPIRACY, MAN.
-5 godlameroso 2013-04-20
As they have just demonstrated, upvote for you good sir.
2 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
because he wrote a note saying exactly what he would do?
13 yahoo_bot 2013-04-20
The DC madam also "wrote" a letter saying she committed suicide, of course it didn't matter that friends said that was not her writings, or that just few days earlier she was on the Alex Jones show saying she would never commit suicide and she was absolutely going to fight in the courts, it didn't matter that statistically a very small portion of woman actually hang themselves and the proffered method of suicide is poison.
Lets not even go that she could have exposed hundreds of high level white house and congress people about prostitution and what not, she committed suicide with a fake writing just days after claiming she won't commit suicide and after friends and relatives said that wasn't her writing.
But trust the FBI they are good people that sometimes want to kill children like in the case of Waco.
-2 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
I am pretty sure that was the ATF but good try
4 downtowne 2013-04-20
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waco_siege the ATF's failure to raid the compound, a siege was initiated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the standoff lasting 51 days. Eventually, the FBI launched an assault and initiated a tear gas attack
3 godlameroso 2013-04-20
I don't know if you're familiar with police procedures but from what I've experienced, they tend to have confessions in writing. It's crazy, most of the time it's not even in the suspects hand writing.
-1 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
show me a cite for that handwritting thing. please give me a break the police may coerce a confession but they do not lie about it
3 godlameroso 2013-04-20
I remember it in a law class I took, It was back in 2005 but I remember a video we watched about a former cop turned attorney. He took a case pro bono for some kid that had been charged with murder. The police wrote his confession in this case.
Also when I got arrested, the cops tried to get me to sign a pre-written statement absolving them from entering my house without a warrant.
Also this is what I could come up with in a search.
http://www.herald.ie/news/courts/michaela-trial-told-confession-faked-by-police-28009739.html
http://courses2.cit.cornell.edu/sociallaw/student_projects/FalseConfessions.html
http://www.kenyaplex.com/resources/5788-the-history-and-causes-of-police-induced-false-confessions.aspx
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Honesty+is+the+best+policy%3a+a+case+for+the+limitation+of+deceptive...-a0199537521
It happens, and they do in fact have pre-written statements, they just try to get you to sign it.
1 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
that is not the same as a fabricated statement..
1 godlameroso 2013-04-20
What isn't?
1 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
the police writing a statement. they do it so it is legal and worded correctly. if you sign it you sign it
0 godlameroso 2013-04-20
How is it not a fabricated statement, they wrote it. Hence they totally fabricated it. I didn't sign it because I'm not stupid.
fabrication:
n. The act of fabricating, framing, or constructing; construction; manufacture
n. That which is fabricated; a falsehood
1 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
because they are just typing it out to say: I _____ fully confess and admit to ______ on ______, I please my guilt. Or something like that. They do not make a fake statement saying the dude did things he didn't and ask them to sign it, and if they do sign it they deserve to go to jail for stupidity
-2 no1113 2013-04-20
One "terrorist" already killed. The other one on the way to it.
7 know_comment 2013-04-20
he has been tried already by a court of public opinion.
They are still calling them "bombing suspects" but they were claiming definitively all day yesterday that the suspects KILLED and officer and robber a 7/11. There was no allegedly. The media has told us that he is guilty and most people are already convinced. Hell, there was a PARADE in boston yesterday when they caught him...
it's the same parroted language on every channel:
"The suspects' bloody rampage claimed the life of MIT Police Officer Sean Collier, 26, who was found shot to death in his squad car at 10:20 p.m. Thursday in what Davis termed a "vicious assassination."
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/04/20/second-boston-bombing-suspect-in-custody/
The really interesting thing about this case is the way they are ritualistically using the public. They managed to gameify the manhunt. They used the public to "help them find the bomber" (the public was useless there) and by shutting down boston and opening it up at 9 on friday night, they created this amazing climax of conflict and resolution. Now, they will try him by a jury of his peers and we will al be the jury. The media will gameify the trial itself. It's really amazing to watch this.
edit: also- according to the media: Moments after the shooting, the brothers carjacked the Mercedes SUV from Third Street in Cambridge and forced the driver to stop at several bank machines to withdraw money. The driver later told police that the brothers had bragged to him that they were the marathon bombers, law enforcement authorities said.
really? so they are terrorists on the run 4 days later, carjacking people and having them make SEVERAL ATM stops?! You people realize that can't possibly be true, right? But the media says it's true. So show us the ATM videos. There is always an ATM video. But we will never ever see that.
-1 downtowne 2013-04-20
You have made some very reasonable comments and raised important questions. Thank you for this. I'm afraid none here will be inclined to answer these types of questions. I wish someone could.
-1 antgly 2013-04-20
What questions?
2 cuppajoe123 2013-04-20
Then why release this picture?
0 cuppajoe123 2013-04-20
How convenient.
Well let's look at the big picture: If he is stated by the FBI and media to be the perpetrator, then why the FBI's sudden respect for the ongoing nature of the investigation?
-1 TheWiredWorld 2013-04-20
What would it jeapardize by releasing information for a guy that's already held?
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1 TheWiredWorld 2013-04-20
How?
-1 justin_d_observer 2013-04-20
hahah, obscurity prince....
sorry but we get it. "ongoing investigation" means ... let us come up with an excuse, and adjust our scripts. everyone watch out. these sickos are not gonna quit easy, luckily they are highly incompetent versus the many! the illuminati is choking on the cock of mankind
-4 itsfreedomstupid 2013-04-20
When they ask for martial law lite, then, yes, we do.
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32 [deleted] 2013-04-20
just making it up as we go
13 Thisismypornacccct 2013-04-20
Semtex wasn't used at all, pressure cookers were used. These bombs use gunpowder or other extremely fast combustable powders in to create an enormous amount of pressure inside a strong casing (pressure cookers being ideal).
It's as simple as filling up a pressure cooker with the powder from fireworks, sealing a broken christmas light inside the hole and attaching it to a clock. If anything the bombs were missing a component though, no shrapnel. This would have made things a hundred times worse. The basic principle is that the combustion of the powder happens so quickly in such a strong container that it saves up a huge amount of energy before the container fails, once it does fail all that energy escapes at once.
But yeah, pressure bombs, not semtex.
9 thor214 2013-04-20
There was shrapnel reported at the hospitals. Nails and ball bearings.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/nationnow/la-na-boston-bombings-shrapnel-20130416,0,1418831.story
8 dopp3lganger 2013-04-20
I remember reading somewhere that Semtex wouldn't produce the same 'dirty' smoke that we saw with the bombings. I'll try to find the source...
1 InitiumNovum 2013-04-20
tik-tok, tik-tok
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-1 Offtheheazy 2013-04-20
and then they scrape by without any soil evidence just by a few pictures that they give us and the media hype. at one point, it just turns out that we just want to find a scapegoat for the crime and wnat to get it over with.
-5 lotharia9 2013-04-20
Police can TWEET "We got him!" but they can't explain themselves otherwise?
-8 itsfreedomstupid 2013-04-20
Um...all the time. Like when they put up videos of people committing crimes saying "Call if you have information on this suspect"
6 minibum 2013-04-20
The most evidence they likely have at that point is something that places the suspect in the vicinity of the crime scene/some object or person who could tie him specifically to the crime. Hardly enough to convict a person; enough to see that he is a definite person of interest. Most times, I do not see them lay out their whole case on the news prior to even making an arrest. Also there is a reason that, even now, he is called a suspect. His guilt will be proven in court with, DUN DUN DUNNNNNN, concrete evidence.
25 -Teekey- 2013-04-20
Here is them walking together to the scene with backpacks on.
Here is the 19 year old behind his 8 year old victim. His backpack appears to be on the gound.
Here is the same guy running from the explosion without a backpack on.
Now, this isn't definitive proof. We likely won't see that until the trial begins. And honestly, that's how it should be. He deserves a fair trial. Evidence should be presented for court, not for the court of public opinion.
1 MilitaryFuneral 2013-04-20
Put down backpack, bomb goes off. Would you bother picking your backpack up? No you'd run or get stampeded/blown up
1 gian_bym 2013-04-20
It really depends on the state of mind, he can be either thinking "oh shit, bomb. Let me get out of here" or "oh shit, bomb. Let me grab my stuff and get out of here".
3 adrixshadow 2013-04-20
One gets you the Darwin award, one doesn't.
1 Jackski 2013-04-20
Why would you put down your backpack and walk away from it though?
1 MilitaryFuneral 2013-04-20
How do you know he did?
1 Jackski 2013-04-20
There's a picture in the comment you replied to that shows it.
1 MilitaryFuneral 2013-04-20
To me it looks like he was standing there with his bag down.
1 Jackski 2013-04-20
Could be either to be fair but it's a bit odd that his bag is down right next to one of the victims and then later on his bag isn't on him.
22 Mastr_Shake 2013-04-20
what makes you think he had semtex? semtex, just like C4, produces black smoke. this was white, indicating peroxide.
6 [deleted] 2013-04-20
I thought everyone was rocking on about it being gun powder, which also produces white smoke and is readily available.
1 rum_rum 2013-04-20
TATP is pretty easy to make and the ingredients don't set off any red flags. I mean, yeah, you can buy gunpowder, but the guy ringing you up will take note if you buy a lot without any other reloading gear.
1 catsfive 2013-04-20
Huh? How about indicating gunpowder? No need to bring in somewhat exotic oxidizers into this.
-4 crazywhiteguy 2013-04-20
Yes, it could have easily been TCAP + ANFO or any number of explosives that can be made by anyone that passed gr.12 chem. He was pre-med I believe, so he was surely able to throw together something.
2 almostnevercomments 2013-04-20
Although, he was [failing chemistry]. (http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2013/04/19/bombing-suspect-attended-umass-dartmouth-prompting-school-closure-college-friend-shocked-charge-boston-marathon-bomber/8gbczia4qBiWMAP0SQhViO/story.html) So this kid was never going to be a doctor.
7 flume 2013-04-20
Just because he doesn't turn in his assignments or do well on tests doesn't mean he doesn't how his shit.
1 almostnevercomments 2013-04-20
Granted, it proves nothing. Just the same he wasn't headed for an MD.
1 crazywhiteguy 2013-04-20
...Meaning that he did in fact pass Gr. 12 chemistry in order to get into year 1 chem in university.
21 [deleted] 2013-04-20
I agree 100%. They said they had surveillance footage of the suspects placing a bag near the bomb location, yet neither one of their bags resembled what the supposed bomb bag looked like. I would just like to see more facts as well
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5 [deleted] 2013-04-20
maybe the older brothers bag, but the younger one had a all white backpack
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20 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
Cops got a description of the suspect from a man who lost both his legs in the bombing, link here.
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8 RahsaanRolandKirk 2013-04-20
They are obviously 2 different people, you have to be delusional to think they are not. That's just from looking at the images. Try actually examining who these 2 men are and it becomes overwhelmingly obvious that you're a disrespectful moron with little to know compassion in your heart.
To accuse a man who nearly just died and who lost both his legs of being a plant based on the fact that he sort of looks like another guy who lives on the same planet as him is disgusting, and you should be ashamed.
2 alllie 2013-04-20
Witnesses are notoriously unreliable.
3 RahsaanRolandKirk 2013-04-20
That is true, however it is also clearly true that witnesses are sometimes correct. The man who lost his legs in the attack clearly led them to the correct suspect.
Even if he hadn't led them to the correct suspect, or hadn't remembered anything, I'm not sure how your statement has anything to do with mine regarding the fact that he was not a planted actor. I said nothing about him identifying the suspect.
1 alllie 2013-04-20
The videos led them to the suspects (if it's true.) A sick and injured man may have confirmed what they wanted confirmed. Or he may be guessing. I wonder how good my memory would be of a stranger that stood near me right before an explosion. I kinda wonder if I'd remember at all.
0 RahsaanRolandKirk 2013-04-20
You're veering off topic and I don't know what point you're trying to make. I explained that the man who lost his legs was not a plant. You keep talking about whether or not his identification of the suspect was accurate. I don't care.
Also he wasn't "sick and injured," he was simply injured, and on medication. Don't sensationalize.
3 PrimalFrog 2013-04-20
Simply injured as in "lost both of his legs"? and (simply) on medication : "He woke up under so much drugs..."
Doubtful testimony. And, stop with your sentionalizing of normality?
2 RahsaanRolandKirk 2013-04-20
What in my previous post was sensationalized?
Why are you so eager to cling to the possibility that the story being reported is false?
-1 PrimalFrog 2013-04-20
hi Rahs. Irony. I am not "eager" of anything.
Why are you so eager of defending your position?
Fishy Rahs.
1 RahsaanRolandKirk 2013-04-20
EDIT: Nevermind, you edited your post, confusion cleared up.
I am only "eager" in that I dislike misinformation, paranoid speculation, and irrational gossip.
1 PrimalFrog 2013-04-20
can you find me an archive of the famous 4chan thread containing the eerie prediction post. Id rly like to see that...
0 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
How do you now he isn't a plant? Have you examined his biology?
Now a false witness, he could easily be one of those. Seriously though, who would volunteer to have his legs blown off so that he could falsely ID a suspect?
But I don't believe anything the MSM says these days. I don't even know that he was a victim, much less that there were bombs. I haven't seen anything that could have been made in a studio with actors.
You keep accusing people here of being sensationalistic, and repeating that you don't care if his identification was inaccurate, but that is precisely the issue at hand.
So allow me to make a:-
TL;dr- There are three things I could see having happened here:
`1. The story is as the MSM has portrayed it and this poor man saw the suspect plant the bomb, then experience his legs getting blown off, then volunteered this information to police after life saving surgery.
`2. The story is slightly off from the MSM's portrayal and this poor man did see someone leave a backpack, but was traumatized when his legs were blown off and volunteered to help the police but misidentified a suspect and caused a manhunt for suspicious persons not connected to the bombing who ran for other reasons.
`3. The story is completely fabricated by the MSM. The man is a paraplegic crisis actor planted at the scene to evoke the public's sympathy and he has provided false testimony to distract the public from the real bombers, be it hired goons, government agents, or terrorist groups.
3 RahsaanRolandKirk 2013-04-20
His identification of the suspect was entirely unrelated to my original point. It is in that context that "I don't care" if it was accurate.
Sure, I guess I could find that plausible if I was a paranoid schizophrenic. As a non-delusional adult human who is able to reasonably analyze information, that is clearly a complete fantasy and I feel sorry for anybody who thinks it's plausible.
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
I'm just pointing out the hard plausabilities. I believe this is a conspiracy theorist subreddit, not a lamestream media subbreddit.
The fact is you don't know that this whole media event has been planned from start to finish. The bombing, the subsequent spreading of the "terror" by the MSM, the poke at the reloading crowd and gun rights, the gargantuan lockdown and manhunt for one suspect. It very much looks like a script. Just like 9/11.
The MSM is publishing bullshit and retracting it every two seconds. The FBI has tunnel vision and is following only 1 lead. Private military, whose motto is "Violence solves problems" was literally on the scene of the blast! Am I the only one talking about it?
You are delusional. Definitely an adult because you have zero imagination. You're only able to recycle the filth that is programmed into your mind by the television set.
Do us all a favor. Turn off the TV, and the internet and go outside. Try and grow something, build something. Go play! Leave the investigative armchair conspiracy exposing to imaginative young folk like me.
Thank you!
1 RahsaanRolandKirk 2013-04-20
Hard plausabilities [sic]? Since that's not a phrase that makes any sense, I'll assume you mean silly fictions.
Being delusional and having zero imagination are polar opposites.
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
:D You convinced me to unsubscribe from /r/conspiracy.
This is a happy event. Thank you for showing me how fruitless my efforts to spread the good word are.
I shall henceforth continue on along a timeline of my choosing. I hope you know how to swim.
g'day!
2 DoubleStraps 2013-04-20
I know people that know Jeff.
He's a real human being. He had his legs blown off by an explosive device Monday afternoon. He is seriously injured, but recovering.
This stops now.
1 marcy_anon 2013-04-20
lol you're ordering a subreddit called conspiracy to stop speculating. that's precious.
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
I know people that know Santa Claus. Take a hike.
2 DoubleStraps 2013-04-20
No, you don't.
-1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
Why do you assume this is the correct suspect. Even if he did throw bombs at the police it doesn't mean he is guilty of bombing the Boston Marathon.
The only thing that incriminates him is one eyewitness. A handicapped guy is just as capable of mistakes or deceit as any other human. Don't be so quick to join the mob.
0 dragonboltz 2013-04-20
Especially when the people he identified happened to be Arabic looking. I mean, of course he's going to say it was them.
1 marcy_anon 2013-04-20
lol. what subreddit do you think you are posting in? r/NWO?
0 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
To accuse a man of being a plant based on any facts besides cellular structure is disgusting and you should be ashamed.
0 PrimalFrog 2013-04-20
"nervous laughter"
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
yeh... I've yet to meet any plant people, but I hear they're harmless.
6 DoubleStraps 2013-04-20
You have got to be kidding me.
-3 [deleted] 2013-04-20
I'm not taking sides here but this is just idiotic. So you're standing in a mass public event, and someone makes eye contact with you, drops a bag by your feet, and walks away... and you don't think anything of it and just hang out there by the bag?
I mean come on. I know this guy is a victim and what happened to him is horrible beyond words but how stupid can you be to admit that you saw someone drop a bag at your feet and walk away and not only not say anything about it but also just stay there next to the bag? Unbelievable!
6 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Hindsight. It is easy for you to say this now that there is a precedent of a bombing via backpack at the Boston marathon. Previous to this happening, it wouldn't have been so suspicious.
1 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Have you ever been to an airport or massive public event such as a carnival, fair, sports game, etc? There are signs everywhere saying "please report unattended bags". I've seen hundreds of news reports about suspicious packages or bags left unattended over the past 10-15 years. It's common sense that bags unattended = suspicious.
Don't get me wrong and lol @ downvoting because I'm being insensitive or whatever. Obviously I'm not saying the guy deserved it or anything. It's horrible beyond believe and looking at the picture of the victims gray emotionless face of shock makes me want to throw up every time I see it, but he really should have found it suspicious.
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1 [deleted] 2013-04-20
I never said it was his fault. I just said that it should have raised some red flags in his mind.
1 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
Psychologically speaking, I think most would try to convince themselves that their not in danger first. I mean, if a guy dropped a bag in front of me at a marathon- not an airport or on a bus or anything that usually gets the bomb threat- I would probably be thinking "Huh....that was weird". I don't think most people would jump straight to "This stranger dropped his bag off in front of me....it must be a bomb!"
Broad daylight, right in the middle of a semi small crowd, in a country that only gets events like this once in a blue moon...nobody could have predicted it.
2 cheesetarian 2013-04-20
Maybe he saw the guy drop his bag then turned back around and focused on the race or the friends he was with. Seriously, before this event if somebody set a backpack on the ground and stepped away for a minute would you be like "Shit, BOMB! Everybody run!" No. You might think it peculiar for a moment but then think nothing of it. Maybe he thought he was just going to go talk to somebody or grab something. I'm sure he didn't just drop it, make eye contact and walk right away. He was probably a little more inconspicuous than that. I'm sure he stuck around for a bit. Don't call a victim an idiot when you have no idea what happened.
2 crobison 2013-04-20
How often do you see exploding backpacks? What precedent do you have for this to be worrisome?
-3 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
One eyewitness does not a case make. I'd prefer a picture. Why is there a blackout on the presence of Craft International? They were standing right where the bomb went off prior to it detonating and didn't notice anything. You'd think trained mercs would have training in spotting that kinda thing.
3 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
Picture of what? It's not like investigating is so easy that there is always a picture o someone red handed - it's more like a pattern of events and changes that result in the assumed reason for doing what they did. FBI has been all over their facebook/twitter accounts, heard from people who knew them, and we've had reporters interview relatives of theirs. After that younger brother gets questioned we'll hopefully get some more answers, but don't expect a picture of a guy placing a pack on the ground with a sign of their name in bold print above them.
0 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
There are cameras on nearly every cellphone in Boston, in addition to surveillance cameras. 4chan has done an excellent job of compiling suspicious persons. The FBI said directly to disregard all these images.
Why are you so compliant with an investigative agency that commands you to have tunnel vision?
1 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
Let me turn that question back to you- why are you more willing to believe some stranger online than the professional investigator? One lists suspects based on photos, the other based off of photos, witness reports, and questioning.
I wouldn't buy the FBI's report when it comes to free speech like during the clamp down on OWS protestors, but I sure as hell trust them more than some dude playing CSI on his computer.
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
I see. That is where we differ. I trust individuals. You trust organizations.
1 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
When it comes to finding people who plant bombs on our streets, hell yes I trust organizations over individuals! Take a look at the news about how reddit, 4chan and other sites had people play 'pretend CSI' at home, circling anyone by themselves with a backpack at the marathon and call them the bomber.
Don't be generalizing my beliefs over one category - sometimes GOD FORBID organizations are actually useful, which is why we have them in the first place.
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
I doubt the news, since it's an organization. I find it untrustworthy at best.
Ask yourself, "What is an organization?"
Merriam-webster defines it as "an administrative and funtional structure: also the personnel of such a structure."
I take this to mean three things that sit ill with me.
Firstly - an organization has hierarchy. As an egalitarian, I hate hierarchy. Doubly true when searching for "truth." Hierarchy inspires mistrust, and thus lies and doubt.
Secondly - an organization has rules. As an outlaw, I hate rules. "Do what you want" should be the only rule. I hate when people tell me what to do. Especially when it's for "my own good." I decide "my own good." Who is someone else to tell me different. All rules do is criminalize the innocent.
And thirdly (and I believe most importantly,) an organization is comprised of individuals. "A chain is only as strong as it's weakest link." Assembling a congregation of individuals, giving them a hierarchy and rules almost guarantees mistakes to be made and lies to be told.
All in all, I think 4chan (a loosely knit group of individuals, not an organization, and reddit have done a reasonable job of assembling a list of suspects. The former moreso than the latter perhaps. (sorry guys!)
All the FBI managed to do is provide two photographs of one suspect and instruct the public to put on a blindfold. Hardly good investigative work.
On a side note, have you forgotten how good the FBI is at entrapment? http://lmgtfy.com/?q=fbi+terrorism+entrapment
1 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
Thanks, but I do think I needed to the actual definition of an organization. Just about everyone is part of one, and if a doctor says "you have diabetes and need an insulin pump", you don't get a second opinion from your neighbor who has 0 medical training and trust his word over someone who went to school to get the qualification/skills/experience to diagnose you.
While it may not apply to all things, like I said before, in cases such as these damn right I would trust an organizations word before some strangers! At least when the FBI says they have a suspect, you know they have people who had to have experience in investigations like this rather than just trusting other individuals simply because they share your opinion.
Yes I know the FBI is good at entrapment, and I also know individuals can be full of shit, paranoid, arrogant, self absorbed, etc etc - that's why we see so many self-help books around. Rules don't criminalize the innocent, rules are guide lines- laws are debatable, but that comes down to who makes the laws, and that wouldn't be the FBI.
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
At the risk of being repetetive, I see that we disagree.
You think that organizations are everpresent and beneficial.
I believe that organizations are temporary and downright useless.
I hate to say, "let's agree to disagree", so why don't you just admit that I'm right and you're wrong.
P.S.- self help books aren't really self help, are they? ;-)
PP.S. - Anything that dictates what others are to do, be it laws or rules, are wrong. You're responsible for your own actions and nobody else's.
1 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
Now you just sound like one of those people who believe they always have the right idea, not to mention grouping everything into black and white categories (i.e. all organizations are bad, all individuals are reliable)
Since that is the case, I would highly suggest you reassess your reasoning.
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
You're finally making sense, albeit through asserting that I mean that which I did not say.
I never once said the word "all." Nor did I ever mean to insinuate that "all organizations are bad, all individuals are reliable."
I gave you the definition of organization a few comments back to put a context to our discussion, but since you seem to have missed that I suggest you go back and check it out.
Organizations as "administrative and functional structures" are useless, not bad. The incompetence of individuals as the "personnel of such a structure" is one of the qualities of organizations, that I alluded to, in order to show how such structures are useless.
In my own history, I've found far more examples of competent individuals than competent organizations. Is it neccesary that I should make a list of the former for you, that you should make a list of the latter and let's compare? I do not think this necessary.
Please refrain from putting more falsities in my mouth in your next comment.
Thankyou!
1 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
...Uh huh.....so because of "the incompetence of individuals", an organization is faulty.....the incompetence of individuals...
Thank you for proving my point!
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
Your point being what exactly?
1 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
I think this conversation had gone on long enough for you to know you just explained you don't trust organizations because of people, individuals, who work in them are incompetent. I was arguing that you would be much less likely to find reliable information from individuals, specifically information relating to the Boston Bombers or most murder cases, than you would be able to from organizations from the FBI.
To spell it out, your basically just saying you don't trust any individual person by reasoning no organization can be trusted due to the unreliability of the individuals involved. So, either everyone is useless, or a group of specifically trained individuals would be slightly less "useless" than one regular jack off.
1 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
No, you misunderstand me.
I am saying that an organization, as a conglomeration of competent and incompetent individuals, is less competent than an individual. And further, that a non-organized volunteer group, such as 4-chan or reddit, is more trustworthy than an authoritarian organization that is known to be corrupt, such as the FBI.
To further my point, consider the fact that the entirety of Boston's militarized police force was at the disposal of the FBI; yet it was one individual citizen who found the suspect.
Not everyone is useless, unless they are burdened by the hierarchies and regulations of a "functional and administrative" organization.
I am all for people voluntarily organizing to solve problems. But when people are stuck in the muck of bureaucracy, they are less apt to actually solve anything.
I don't trust organizations as functional administrative structure, because I don't believe in hierarchies or rules.
2 Zay36663 2013-04-20
he made eye contact with a man wearing sunglasses??? hmmm
0 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
Really? The idiosycracies are abound!
0 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
the plot thickens!
1 needsmorewub 2013-04-20
One of the brothers was wearing a Bridgestone hat. I'd like to know why there's also a blackout on the presence of Bridgestone Corporation.
0 MalZoclypso 2013-04-20
Bridgestone's motto isn't "Violence solves problems". Stop assuming it was the accused until there is evidence to suggest thier guilt.
-8 baconn 2013-04-20
Clearly a crisis actor.
9 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Really dedicated to his job, willingly blew off both his legs.
16 jrangs 2013-04-20
New pic
http://imgur.com/j4NYGUI
12 cuppajoe123 2013-04-20
Definitely looks like him.
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0 rudeboyrave 2013-04-20
yep. all 3 of them.
2 innatelycomplex 2013-04-20
this just confuses me more. isn't part of the story that the younger brother got away during the "firefight". despite the fact that Apache fucking helicopters where on the scene yet it was "too foggy". now i didn't buy this for one second. we all watch cops we know what type of cameras helicopters are equipped with and those are just local police. i can only imagine what a military copter has. and here this picture shows that fog wouldn't have mattered.......help im confused
4 jvnk 2013-04-20
Apache helicopters were never involved... also doesn't matter what kind of camera you have, you can't fly in fog safely.
1 icollectdubstep 2013-04-20
blackhawks were involved. not apaches
2 innatelycomplex 2013-04-20
yeah. you're right i could have sworn i heard Apache (fuck cnn). but still a military helicopter, piloted by military personal. my question still stands even if i was wrong about the helicopter. they couldn't find one kid fleeing a crime scene due to fog? they didn't ground the helicopter. it was in the air, they just couldn't track him?
2 John5isAlive 2013-04-20
Video of it....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=k_ztMtty9fY
1 Andyl66 2013-04-20
Hold on. Didn't the police say he was shooting at them from the boat? He's unconscious and didn't even flinch with that flashbang.
also, so much for them witholding information. Photos of bro with gaping wounds, video of police shooting at them and still not one image of them holding so much as a pea shooter.
0 alllie 2013-04-20
Another picture that doesn't look like anything to me.
3 cg001 2013-04-20
Its a scanner of the boat. I forgot the name but the dark figure in the boat in the younger brother.
4 Fixer226 2013-04-20
Infrared imaging.
1 cg001 2013-04-20
Thank you, I was going to say that not sure what I was thinking.
2 Vaginuh 2013-04-20
This isn't directed toward you specifically, but of course it's the kid in the boat! The federal government is conducting a manhunt for him, and they killed his brother! The question isn't who they're tracking, it's of the people they're tracking are guilty! Who cares about the boat!
1 cg001 2013-04-20
Clearly its him, eye witnesses have him leaving the boat, there is a picture of him leaving the boat. Its him there is no doubt in my mind.
3 Vaginuh 2013-04-20
Right! Of all the things about this situation that are fishy, this is the least of it.
1 iamroth 2013-04-20
Well, the punishment will be stern.
-6 alllie 2013-04-20
I can see it's a boat. But it doesn't look like a person. Certainly not a specific person.
7 cg001 2013-04-20
Yeah but it does show a person in the boat. So there is that.
3 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
its him in the boat
1 alllie 2013-04-20
So they tell us.
12 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
what do you mean so they tell you? do you know how many people were there? "the" is hundreds and hundreds of peope that watch him get taken out of the boat and sent to the hospital where he is underguard.. like i really do not understand what you think
1 [deleted] 2013-04-20
They weren't watching, they were all at the neighborhood flag vendor.
-4 alllie 2013-04-20
I guess I missed that. And the one picture I have seen didn't show his face. For all I know it could have been anyone.
Did you see his face?
8 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
wait..you are telling me you think their was another guy running around bloody after he got shot and hiding from police and refusing to come out and its someone else? what do you want a 1080p video of him getting into the boat and being taken away?
-6 alllie 2013-04-20
Crisis actors have been identified in some of this. Always a suspicious thing.
And as far as I could tell, it could have been ANYONE.
7 IllIllIII 2013-04-20
Proof?
1 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
crisis actors as in what? the kids threw out bombs that matched the design of the ones used he than tried to run over 3 cops
1 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Crisis actors hiding in a boat all day?
What, and give up show business?
1 alllie 2013-04-20
That wasn't where the crisis actors were. As far as I know. But maybe a murderer. Or maybe a patsy.
1 Vaginuh 2013-04-20
It doesn't matter who is in the boat. Even if for some reason you think it's not him, it doesn't matter! What matters is who they're saying did the bombing.
1 sciencelord 2013-04-20
Why didn't he shoot it out? Did he loose hit huts pah all the sudden? He evades the swat etc for 12 hours in the largest lockdown in u.s. history and he is hiding in someones boat?
These guys robbed liquor stores and shot an MIT cop they obviously wanted to get caught. When they were caught they had a gun fight and tried to through a bomb.
Why then run and hide? What was he going to do wait till things blew over?
The younger brother gets away by driving at the police.
This now justifies placing a population of 400,000 on lock down, forced entry searches on a massive scale. Keep in mind these guys are just suspects because like this post points out there is not evidence presented to us yet......
1 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
you are so fucking stupid. He did not rob any liquor store. Boston was NOT locked down despite what you may thing, other then a 6 block search area. Go home little kid,
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He was dying from blood loss
1 sciencelord 2013-04-20
I'm on a boat and it's going fast and...
1 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
left black part are his feet, right is his arm or head. This is why we pay people to look at these images and take the pictures.
-5 alllie 2013-04-20
Okay. The foot looks like a foot, but I wouldn't bet money it was even a person.
1 [deleted] 2013-04-20
I agree, you don't seem like someone who should take up gambling.
15 RahsaanRolandKirk 2013-04-20
This is impossibly stupid and misinformed.
2 louica 2013-04-20
Considering all of OP's "points" have a different format.
Top ones are just double spaced, then used bullet points, and one has "6." before it when it about 9th "point". OP just copy and pasted these "points" from another source.
Didn't even bother to reformat.
So not only is this impossibly stupid, and misinformed OP is also incredibly lazy.
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5 Random_letter_name 2013-04-20
I doubt it will. Quite a few people on here will believe facts when they are presented to them, but most will just say the wheelchair guy is a shill if he identifies the bomber as one of the suspects.
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-2 KRAN-E 2013-04-20
We need an AMA from this guy
0 superkitten9000 2013-04-20
damn why didn't that guy do anything? someone suspicious leaves a bag next to you then runs off.........
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5 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Did someone witness that crime, or do they have video evidence that it was them? I'm honestly asking, 'cause the only thing I've seen/heard so far is that the MIT cop was found dead in his car. And for several hours after that, they were looking for a lone man wearing a cowboy hat, which doesn't seem to have anything to do with the brothers.
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6 lotharia9 2013-04-20
Where is this official story? A picture of the abandoned car? The person that was hijacked? They've got other people speaking out, why not this person?
1 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
Considering how much is still unknown about this case, such as if the two were working with a larger group or something, we probably won't hear from the car jacked witness until who evers in charge decides he won't be in danger from "spilling the beans". That's just assumption though, did hear he heard the two suspects "bragging" about the bombings
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1 mikepop 2013-04-20
Wasnt there another cop with him who was also shot(crittically injured)? Edit: My mistake a transit cop was injured during the shootout.
0 DabsJeeves 2013-04-20
Yeah and where is the evidence for that? You believe it because the government said it. I'm not saying they didn't do it but they only place I've heard that is on the news and they lie all the time, so why should I believe them now?
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-4 honeybadger62 2013-04-20
The News is credible???ahahaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
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2 antgly 2013-04-20
NaturalNews? lollll
10 TwistedMemories 2013-04-20
Do you know how easy it is to shred any papers that they had detailing what their plans are? Do you know how easy it is to destroy a hard drive or other type of digital media? It's very easy to destroy what you do not want to be found. There is most likely dashboard cams and any videos from those will be held as evidence so as to not impact witness memory.
There is an ongoing investigation and it will take some time to bring said evidence to light and to trial.
2 RahsaanRolandKirk 2013-04-20
Evidence is presented in court, not in the media. There are innumerable reasons that they have not released all their evidence to the media.
-2 alllie 2013-04-20
Oswald shot a cop once he realized he was being set up.
9 gagichce 2013-04-20
You have credited 4chan higher than the FBI? The only evidence 4chan had was a guy with a similar looking backpack. (plus Da bomb)
The FBI has much more footage and videos that they have not shown to the public, including suspect #2 planting the bomb. They only released what they felt was necessary to identify the suspects.
9 louica 2013-04-20
WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE OF ALL YOUR CLAIMS?
9 cheesetarian 2013-04-20
Do you have proof that the picture of him next to the kid was doctored?
It wouldn't be that hard to avoid the bomb sniffing dogs. Just walk in, set the bags down, walk away, boom.
Where does it say the FBI was in contact with him for 2.5 years and lied about it? All I have read is that they looked into them years back and found nothing to pinpoint them to a terrorist organization so left it there.
If you don't believe they were throwing bombs at the police, how do you account for the residents in the area who heard explosions?
Most importantly, and this is something I wish a lot of others understood, the FBI cannot release all of their videos and images of them because it could potentially harm the case against the suspect.
Edit: Also, the suspects were identified by Jeff Bauman, the victim who lost both his legs.
8 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
He threw a bomb out of a moving vehicle that was the same type/design used in the bombings. Problem solved
-1 sodwins 2013-04-20
Cops on the radio said pipe bombs, not a pressure cooker.
3 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
it was found out to be a pressure cooker. when you know.. they actually stopped to look. You cant really do that when you are on a highspeed chase. And no, no cop ever said pipe bomb, i listened to the entire thing happen. They said "gernades", and "explosives"
0 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
I listened to the whole thing, and I heard them say a pipebomb was reported. Twice. (in addition to what you said) If you want to find it in a recording, I think it was before the hospital was evacuated or on lock down.... before the hospital reported "code black".
3 BitchinTechnology 2013-04-20
i wil have to go back and listen i never hard pipe bomb. i listened from a little before the MIT shooting all the way to them going house to house
1 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
I know.. it was confusing. I found one for you:
EDIT 2:24 EST: 15 shots fired. EDIT 2:26 EST: OFFICER ASSIST 04/19/13 01:27 (WATERTOWN - ) UPDATE:2 PIPE BOMBS IN THE ROADWAY- 1 BEING NEUTRALIZED- 2ND LIVE- AREA BEING EVACUATED. [MAS163] - http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/ctid/1221 EDIT 2:26 EST: Backdoor found opened. Police searching the area. Handgun mag found. EDIT 2:27 EST: Reports of shots fired at Aberdeen & Mr. Auburn. EDIT 2:29 EST: NBC is showing a cat screaming NO! while being put into a tub... (via http://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/1cnwms/mods_removed_thread_live_updates_of_boston/)
Unrelated, Part 2 of the Boston multi-thread reported a rocket, too! LMAO EDIT 8:56 EDT: Another suspicious package spotted. EDIT 8:51 EDT: Sounds like they are going to use the buses to evacuate people. EDIT 8:48 EDT: Rocket in basement reported. Requests for EOD. EDIT 8:45 EDT: Scanner blowing up with yelling and dogs barking. EDIT 8:42 EDT: Just saw a man in a black hoodie running in a yard on TV. EDIT 8:34 EDT: Man in black hoodie running through yards.
7 [deleted] 2013-04-20
As an American citizen his right to trial should and must be preserved. Regardless of what we think we know right now, the burden is on the State to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he committed this crime. While everything that has been presented to the public causes me to believe he is guilty, if I was a juror chosen for his trial I would need much more concrete proof to find him guilty.
6 MathW 2013-04-20
Go to the detectives or DA on any murder trial currently going on in the US and ask for all the evidence. Let me know how it turns out.
5 Debasers_Comics 2013-04-20
Do you honestly think all the evidence has been released to the media?
You seriously think that?
4 i_am_dog 2013-04-20
Lol what
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1 Jackski 2013-04-20
"There is ZERO evidence pinning these guys to ANY violence" - Except all those eye witnesses and all the evidence the FBI has that they aren't releasing yet and also the gun he had on him.
4 jasenlee 2013-04-20
A couple of questions for the OP.
1) Who said they were using SEMTEX? I can't find any article which even references it. Where are you getting your information?
2) In regards to:
Well it is a 26.2 mile race and the largest in the world with over 500,000 spectators and 20,000 participants so I think it's reasonable to conclude that you can't lock down and find every possible bomb that might be placed. Bomb/Drug sniffing dogs have an alarmingly high failure rate. They are not an end all solution but an aid in finding something a human might miss. Which then requires further human investigation.
3) This is not really a question to you but this...
I assume you mean the US provides assistance in the form of the USAID program and other programs some of which might be back-channel. You might be interested to know that a ton of countries receive aid from the US. Chechnya is so low on the list it doesn't even make the top 25.
I feel like I could keep picking away at what you wrote but I'd rather give you a chance to respond with sources because right now I feel some of your claims are dubious at best.
2 ramble_scramble 2013-04-20
See: Bill Hicks on JFK assassination.
"NO FUCKIN' WAY! I CAN'T EVEN SEE THE ROAD! HOLY SHIT THEY'RE LYING TO US!!!"
2 mrproph 2013-04-20
i posted this in ask reddit...got no attention there hoping it will recieve more here...i hate to ask but please upvote so people can see this ...without the FBI releasing more pictures/video this is the best shot we have ourselves
can anyone clean up this video? is there any possible way? suspect 2 is definitely in the area but he might be blocked by people
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RIHnpHZpFcw
http://www.theblaze.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/suspect-2.jpg
these are both at the corner of boylston and fairfield ...the video obviously is just before and during the blast the picture is just after
2 HornyForLife 2013-04-20
I'm sure they had a great reason to walk up to a cop at MIT and blow his brains out. WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE?!?! /s
2 evolve18 2013-04-20
The investigation just started; unlikely the Feds are going to make the most critical and sensitive information immediately available to the public. I would imagine the FBI had a critical piece of footage showing them drop the bags - likely video by a spectator in the stands. But again, don't expect them to make that immediately available.
1 BrittainTheCommie 2013-04-20
Where/who is this carjacking witness? I mean, besides being in a room, currently coached by the FBI. No one has seen him or heard from him.
Wouldn't he have provided the Officers with something more than, 'Oh, they told me they were the Boston Bombers...but they nicely dropped me off at the local gas station.'
If they were carrying explosives, what is reportedly two long-armed guns and 2 additional firearms and suicide vests, wouldn't he make that his first statement?
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-1 BrittainTheCommie 2013-04-20
"The suspects then hijacked a Mercedes SUV at gunpoint, kidnapping its driver for 30 minutes before depositing their victim unharmed at a Cambridge gas station."
Source: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/04/19/inside-the-boston-marathon-bombers-pre-dawn-manhunt.html
1 ciths 2013-04-20
god damn you people are fucking crazy
1 gagichce 2013-04-20
Seriously?
This is false. The FBI did not lie about it because they didn't know the identity of the bombers when footage was released. It was not until after their identities were determined that it came to light the FBI had interview Suspect #1 before.
1 ialsolovebees 2013-04-20
Photoshopping him by the kid who died? Source, please.
Semtex? Source, please.
And as far as your wonderful "bullet points" are concerned:
FBI was running drills at an extremely large international event. Seems plausible that they would be there on hand in case something went wrong, or simply to, you know, train.
Bomb sniffing dogs aren't magical, and there weren't a million of them.
FBI investigated and contacted Tsarnaev because they were worried he may have ties to extremist groups.
What?
[Citation Needed]
Please, show us those pictures.
The amount of unbridled conjecture and completely un-sourced "facts" here on /r/conspiracy is truly alarming.
1 sciencelord 2013-04-20
Authorities assert things and we accept them with zero vetting. Welcome to 2013 usa!~!
0 freeasabee1 2013-04-20
the public cares not, they got their hunger games. Move along, nothing to see here.
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Currently being manufactured, if I had to venture a guess
-1 no1113 2013-04-20
Wag the dog.
-2 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
Yar. Convincing photoshopping takes time.
0 ProfitMuhammad 2013-04-20
Nothing makes sense.
These guys had no reason to do anything. they were fucking Americans dam it. If these two had anything to do with it they wouldn't have stayed in Boston And they sure as hell wouldn't be at711 after having their pictures released.
The cop at MIT who was killed? Why? Its crazy to think they would do that just randomly.
There is no proof of this car chase or shootout. No photos of them at MIT. No photos of them with any kind of weapons or bombs etc. The bags didn't match either.
So were supposed to believe these terrorists carried 7 pressure cooker bombs on 2 backpacks? Reaaally?
If these guys were terrorists I bet they would have killed more than 3 people. This was done to cause fear not casualties.
Every person who knew these guys said they were great people and were leaders, and volunteers.
Sorrry, but this smells of bullshit.
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1 antgly 2013-04-20
This is where I see who is the crazy one.
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1 antgly 2013-04-20
"Proof?" should be the standard reply to most claims on /r/conspiracy regardless of originator. (I can guess most conspiracists will answer that question less - unless they use terms like sheeple, TPTB, etc. - which they wrongly believe relieves them from giving proof.)
4 SEQLAR 2013-04-20
I see the opposite. Older brother was a Muslim fundamentalist who was taking care of his younger brother. Many reports state that they have separated themselves in the last 2 years from family and friends. The older brother was already questioned by Russian investigators and FBI about a possible connection to Al Quida. His YouTube channel has a playlist with a lot of crazy Islamic shit including some video many terrorists use as a calling to killing infadels. This all adds up for me.
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5 [deleted] 2013-04-20
I find it terribly odd that the government is able to set forth on these massive conspiracies, yet are so terrible at concealing them from internet detectives.
-1 Dawkins20 2013-04-20
People sometimes do find evidence but they're ridiculed by the media and called crackpots, eventually being discredited.
0 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
Quite frankly, if it came out that these two weren't the bomber, the city and family would have one hell of a lawsuit against the military/FBI for numerous reasons. For legal purposes alone, I don't think they'd admit any mistakes once tanks are rolling through a city on lock down.
I don't necessarily disbelieve that the 19y/o pictured was on the boat, but Let's hypothesize this guy is not the bomber. Imagine that this guy is you. You wake up one morning to find out the freaking FBI put your picture on blast, telling an entire nation that you're the bomber because you wore a backpack to an event. You don't have a getaway plan, much less enough money to put one together in 24 hours. City goes into lock down and tanks are filling the streets. What do you do?
You sit your ass down in the back of a boat that hasn't been moved in awhile and shit yourself until your brain comprehends the timewarp your week just took. "Come out on your own terms" yell the authorities, weapons drawn. You have deja vu of your brother being shot the night before. Fuck that! ^ That validates eye witnesses who claim to have seen him being pulled out of the boat since no clear videos/photos exist WITHOUT supporting the FBIs claim that he is the bomber/a valid suspect. It's also a believable reason for a young man to hide from police since people argue "if he wasn't guilty, why did he run?"
0 funkarama 2013-04-20
FBI hires the 2 kids to act the part of bombers for the drill. They are shown the insides of their backpacks so they know they are only carrying used books. The real bomb is planted by the older guy in blue with the knapsack with the stripes on the straps. The FBI pins it on the Muslims (ex-Russians for bonus points) and gains further psychological reasons to invade Muslim areas (Syria, Iran) to gain oil, minerals and markets. Rights are removed from Americans. This bombing seems very similar to the bus and train bombings in London.
0 diba_ 2013-04-20
I heard on the police scanner that they were throwing explosives out the window. I personally heard the despair in the cop's voice who was driving behind them when it happened. The urgency in the cop's voice even scared me! There are several witnesses of the shootouts, and I've seen videos of them put up on youtube from residents in Watertown. All the evidence in any case doesn't come out immediately. Just have patience
-1 J4rrod_ 2013-04-20
There's a video of him dropping off the backpack that held the second bomb in front of that restaurant. Give it a rest.
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1 J4rrod_ 2013-04-20
I actually went back and turns out I was wrong. I watched a video of them, didn't finish it, and thought I read that the video did show them committing the act. Turns out it said that the FBI SID HAVE footage of them dropping off the second bomb, but not the first. It'll all come out in his trial, though.
1 gagichce 2013-04-20
The FBI does claim to have footage of Suspect #2 planting the bomb. I imagine they did not release it because what they did release was for the sole purpose of identifying them.
0 Jopkins 2013-04-20
I was going to post "ANSWER DASSTROOPER'S QUESTION!" but your name's too silly, sorry man.
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2 Jopkins 2013-04-20
I once made a post to r/atheism saying it would be nice to see more intelligent arguments and less Christian-bashing, and thus shall never know too much karma.
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2 cg001 2013-04-20
http://radaronline.com/exclusives/2013/04/boston-marathon-bomber-suspect-saw-children-martin-richard/
Pretty damning photo. The bag by the ground, next to the child that died?
2 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Not taking sides, but him being in the same photo of the bag doesn't prove that he dropped it. There's a lot of other people in that photo too. Until video evidence is shown of him actually placing the bag there, that photo is not proof at all.
1 cg001 2013-04-20
Neither am I. Just saying its pretty damning and should be at least mentioned when asked for evidence.
I just wanted to post the picture and let people make their own conclusions. Sorry if it sounded like I wasn't being neutral. =)
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1 cg001 2013-04-20
Well okay. You probably won't get it for a while seeing as its an ongoing investigation?
So lets go on the evidence we do have and not jump to extremes.
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3 cg001 2013-04-20
I agree with you completely. This subreddit is demanding proof about the suspects and throwing out crazy theories without any proof. I think everyone needs to calm down with the MK-ultra, mind control stuff thats being thrown around and just wait till more concrete evidence is released or till the trial starts.
1 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Yeah we need CCTV on every street corner
-1 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
Where's a photo of him walking away and the bag left behind right there? Sometimes I bring a bag with food and water bottles to events and I set it down when I stand in one place for awhile so I can give my back a rest.
2 cg001 2013-04-20
He is in a walking stride, why would he be setting it down mid stride? There is more evidence pointing to these 2 kids being radical muslims that put down home made bombs than a false flag attack.
0 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
He could have stepped aside to look between people..? He's not exactly the tallest person there. When I sit my things down, I don't stand directly next to it still as a statue the whole time. Sometimes I wander 4-5 feet away to look around.
6 ozymandias21 2013-04-20
Link please? I believe you, however I am having trouble finding the link. EDIT I DONT BELEIVE YOU UNTIL I SEE THE LINK
2 gagichce 2013-04-20
The FBI does claim to have footage of Suspect #2 planting the bomb. I imagine they did not release it because what they did release was for the sole purpose of identifying them.
-1 no1113 2013-04-20
So then why on Earth believe him? You shouldn't believe him just because he "said" it. He hasn't responded to any of the other people that have asked him the same question, so I'm personally not sure he isn't full of shit.
1 ozymandias21 2013-04-20
Let me rephrase my earlier statement. " I can understand how that could be the way it went"
0 no1113 2013-04-20
Fair enough. Much of TPTB's plans are pretty complicated. That's often why they're so successful at doing what they do.
2 lotharia9 2013-04-20
Don't expect a response.
1 honeybadger62 2013-04-20
LINK PLEASE.......
-1 justin_d_observer 2013-04-20
it's being manufactured. errr investigated. BE PATIENT WE'LL GET BACK TO YOU
1 antgly 2013-04-20
Proof?
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1 Dawkins20 2013-04-20
If you remember, people thought they saw footage of a plane hitting the pentagon too.
-6 no1113 2013-04-20
JFC. And what sucks is that the morons you work with are likely indicative of a lot of America.
Fuck.
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-3 no1113 2013-04-20
And TPTB love it. It's easier to manipulate and take advantage of the masses that way.
0 antgly 2013-04-20
TPTB = abbreviating things to make your claim look true
0 no1113 2013-04-20
lol. You idiot. Apparently you don't know that's a commonly used acronym. Internet much?
0 antgly 2013-04-20
I knew what that meant. I was just wondering why you retards use acronyms like that.... oooh trying to hide from them using code language?
1 no1113 2013-04-20
You're a fucking idiot. Go back to whatever moldy rock you crawled out from under.
Enough troll-feeding. Have the last word. I know that's what your type needs to do anyway in order to protect your tiny ego.
Take it away.
0 antgly 2013-04-20
I'm an idiot? I don't use cultish acronyms like you do.
-2 Zay36663 2013-04-20
anyone else watch the youtube video of the shootout and think it sounds fake? yes there are guns being fired, but something about the rounds..... i dunno..... just a feeling http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e21TuF_hrwQ
-2 Zay36663 2013-04-20
and here, you cant see most of his face. seems like he is complying in this vid. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBeHr-BG6XA
3 [deleted] 2013-04-20
This is not either of the brothers, we've known this since about an hour after it happened.
1 KRAN-E 2013-04-20
Are you suggesting that this is actually the older brother or am I missing something?
Thought this person was released?
1 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
This person was released. Not either brother. Kinda like the naked guy thing earlier.
-3 [deleted] 2013-04-20
I'm still waiting on that footage of either one of them placing the bomb.
Also, how did the older brother die? They claim his younger brother ran him over? I was listening and watching the live feed and police scanner and I distinctly remember the police claiming they apprehended Suspect #1 and had him strip down naked. They placed him under arrest. How was he killed?
If this is not him, then who is it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=u6Te9mMuhag
7 Zonkin 2013-04-20
The guy who they had strip down was just a random guy walking home. They didn't know if he was one of the guys they were chasing and they had him strip to make sure he wasn't carrying explosives. If you kept listening they confirmed that the guy was innocent and let him go on his way like 20 minutes after they stopped him.
11 ImTheBestArooound 2013-04-20
And the comment from guy above you shows why conspiracy theorists are viewed as crazy. He leaves out obvious information to make his conspiracy work.
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3 Zonkin 2013-04-20
They did. They just had him strip to confirm he had no devices on him and then let him go. He didn't walk home naked.
-1 minibum 2013-04-20
All conspiracies aside, this whole situation showed how pointless the fourth amendment is.
0 banternlantern 2013-04-20
Yeah but it shouldn't be.
1 minibum 2013-04-20
Thank you for contributing to our conversation? I think that goes without saying...
1 banternlantern 2013-04-20
Sorry :/ I just like to be a part of lol. I'll just upvote from now on if I don't have anything substantial to add.
1 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
A little later after the naked guy, the police on the radio said they shot the older brother and needed an ambulance. As of the ambulance arriving, the older brother was alive with bullet wounds.
It wasn't until the photo of the older brother circulating online that those in the medical field viewing it started pointing out that his injuries were inconsistent with reports. They were saying that his injuries were consistent with being ran over and hung upside down postmortem. I heard nothing on the radio about the younger brother driving over him- but even so, that wouldn't explain the part about being hung upside down. He was alive just hours prior to the photo, so it's not like he was taken to this overcrowded morgue where a coroner had to stick him in a freezer like cattle to be processed.
0 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Jesus. Is this how you view the world? You must be scared all day long. Don't make shit up.
-4 alllie 2013-04-20
I have yet to see anything concerning the Tsarnaev brothers that couldn't have easily been faked. Including the picture of the older one dead. And those backpack seem too small. That may or may not mean anything. But I keep on thinking of the patsy Oswald.
Where is dash cam footage?
Well time will tell.
3 DoubleStraps 2013-04-20
How about the people who are dead, or missing limbs?
Because I know people who know them. I know someone who was friends with Krystle Campbell. I know someone who worked with Jeff Bauman.
-5 In-yo-diddly-hole 2013-04-20
well, now youre suggesting the entire boston pd is in on this...
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-6 In-yo-diddly-hole 2013-04-20
face.palm
9 pinktelephonehat 2013-04-20
Sound argument, so much logic and factual data to back up your opinion. Thanks diddly hole!
OP is right we haven't seen jack shit for proof. I am willing to accept these kids did it. But the FBI has been known to falsify bomb threats in the past. Why couldn't this be another case of entrapment?
I just want to see real honest proof and it seems like nobody is willing to give it over, so I guess we are left to research on our own (but the FBI tells us not to).
5 In-yo-diddly-hole 2013-04-20
no, the facepalm is because i was faced with such bewildering nonsense that im left speechless.
you should bear in mind that i have subscribed to us government conspiracy theories and also find some of this incident suspicious, but most the drivel being spouted here is laughable in its conception.
1 [deleted] 2013-04-20
When a murder happens and is caught on tape does the police release the video of that murder being committed to the media immediately?
5 pinktelephonehat 2013-04-20
they shut down the entire city of Boston for a 19 year old that may or may not have comitted this bombing.
If the police/FBI claim exigent circumstances to search every house in the area then maybe this case deserves exigent circumstances for people to look at the evidence earlier than the trial date.
3 [deleted] 2013-04-20
They had no clue what this kid was capable of, he did kill 3 people and wound over 100 more..
No clue if he had more bombs, guns, loaded vest.
The people of Boston seemed fine with the amount "police" protecting the city.
2 iswm 2013-04-20
People have committed far more heinous acts that resulted in more death and destruction than the Boston bombing and none of those acts have ever resulted in such a large-scale militarized manhunt. Why does this one warrant it? How is this egregious show of force justified this time?
4 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Really name some?
4 iswm 2013-04-20
Seriously? Oklahoma City bombing, '93 World Trade Center bombing for starters.
1 [deleted] 2013-04-20
They found Timothy McVeigh 90 minutes after the explosion and he was arrested.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oklahoma_City_bombing
Hardly enough time to organize the a multi-city wide man hunt.
0 iswm 2013-04-20
So? The point isn't just manhunt. It's military and militarized police parading down our streets. Such a thing wouldn't have even happened in the 90s because our police weren't paramilitary like they are now. What's that tell us about our society now?
3 [deleted] 2013-04-20
So? Can you give me any more of this heinous destructive acts you claimed to have happened?
1 iswm 2013-04-20
What more needs to be said? How about the Olympic Park Bomber? How about Ted Kaczynski?
How about every manhunt ever up until now that didn't require a ludicrous display of military force on our own streets?
2 [deleted] 2013-04-20
They had no clue who or where the suspects were..Unlike in Boston when they knew within 24 hours who they were looking for and where they might be.
Eric Rudolph wasn't found until 2003.. Ted was almost an almost enigma and lasted for years.
2 [deleted] 2013-04-20
You also haven't answered my first question.
Does the police release videos to media of murders caught on tape, immediately after it happens?
Why would they do so now?
1 iswm 2013-04-20
What does that have to do with anything? I don't care if the guy did it or not; my problem is with how they decided to catch him by using a unprecedented militarized take-over of a city.
2 [deleted] 2013-04-20
That was my original question in this thread.. The only one to respond too.
1 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
Exactly.
1 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
He DID kill 3 and injure 100+? You seen it?
1 itsfreedomstupid 2013-04-20
I think most are just looking for evidence other than hearsay.
-6 civilien 2013-04-20
Why did they engage the police with guns if they were innocent? Also do you really believe the police would kill one of their own?
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-1 Yelpats03 2013-04-20
I don't know why you're getting downvoted (I probably will too) but there is NO tangible evidence of them shooting at police. I had a buddy and his sister of mine call conspiracy theorists "boring without conspiracy" "wahh" and "conspiracy theorists are bandwagoners" and this was directed towards me and another group of friends who genuinely don't feel like anything adds up. And if you look at it in hindsight it really doesn't. There is no evidence, about ANYTHING, and that makes me feel bad for the two who are suspects. They are innocent until proven guilty, but so many people are bloodthirsty. They want to see them killed, but for why? What the news reported to be true even though there is evidence that they have been changing their stories? It's a load of bullshit. And no I'm not trying to come as a conspiracy nut, I just genuinely don't feel like anything the media says is true. And a police state? The fuck?
0 gabriot 2013-04-20
http://www.kcoy.com/category/230757/santa-maria-police-kill-one-of-their-own
-1 itsfreedomstupid 2013-04-20
As of yet, have you seen any evidence that this was him or that this even happened? If so, could you provide the link?
-1 ozymandias21 2013-04-20
(See Dorner Case)
1 iswm 2013-04-20
What more needs to be said? How about the Olympic Park Bomber? How about Ted Kaczynski?
How about every manhunt ever up until now that didn't require a ludicrous display of military force on our own streets?
6 lotharia9 2013-04-20
Where is this official story? A picture of the abandoned car? The person that was hijacked? They've got other people speaking out, why not this person?
1 KRAN-E 2013-04-20
Are you suggesting that this is actually the older brother or am I missing something?
Thought this person was released?
3 [deleted] 2013-04-20
This is not either of the brothers, we've known this since about an hour after it happened.
0 alllie 2013-04-20
Another picture that doesn't look like anything to me.
12 cuppajoe123 2013-04-20
Definitely looks like him.
2 [deleted] 2013-04-20
Not taking sides, but him being in the same photo of the bag doesn't prove that he dropped it. There's a lot of other people in that photo too. Until video evidence is shown of him actually placing the bag there, that photo is not proof at all.
1 cg001 2013-04-20
Neither am I. Just saying its pretty damning and should be at least mentioned when asked for evidence.
I just wanted to post the picture and let people make their own conclusions. Sorry if it sounded like I wasn't being neutral. =)
-1 earthworm_debris 2013-04-20
Where's a photo of him walking away and the bag left behind right there? Sometimes I bring a bag with food and water bottles to events and I set it down when I stand in one place for awhile so I can give my back a rest.
-5 alllie 2013-04-20
Okay. The foot looks like a foot, but I wouldn't bet money it was even a person.
3 cg001 2013-04-20
I agree with you completely. This subreddit is demanding proof about the suspects and throwing out crazy theories without any proof. I think everyone needs to calm down with the MK-ultra, mind control stuff thats being thrown around and just wait till more concrete evidence is released or till the trial starts.
3 WalkonWalrus 2013-04-20
Picture of what? It's not like investigating is so easy that there is always a picture o someone red handed - it's more like a pattern of events and changes that result in the assumed reason for doing what they did. FBI has been all over their facebook/twitter accounts, heard from people who knew them, and we've had reporters interview relatives of theirs. After that younger brother gets questioned we'll hopefully get some more answers, but don't expect a picture of a guy placing a pack on the ground with a sign of their name in bold print above them.
2 innatelycomplex 2013-04-20
this just confuses me more. isn't part of the story that the younger brother got away during the "firefight". despite the fact that Apache fucking helicopters where on the scene yet it was "too foggy". now i didn't buy this for one second. we all watch cops we know what type of cameras helicopters are equipped with and those are just local police. i can only imagine what a military copter has. and here this picture shows that fog wouldn't have mattered.......help im confused
2 John5isAlive 2013-04-20
Video of it....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=k_ztMtty9fY
1 needsmorewub 2013-04-20
One of the brothers was wearing a Bridgestone hat. I'd like to know why there's also a blackout on the presence of Bridgestone Corporation.
2 Zay36663 2013-04-20
he made eye contact with a man wearing sunglasses??? hmmm