Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect
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No 'Betrayal of US' Argument for Marathon Suspect
A federal judge has ruled that "betrayal of the United States" should not be a factor in considering if Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev gets the death penalty.
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Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Expected to Die: Prosecutors
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told his mother in an email days after the explosions that he expected to die, federal prosecutors said in court filings.
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Prosecutors: Marathon Bombs Used Christmas Lights
The Boston Marathon bombing suspects used "relatively sophisticated" bombs with fuses made from Christmas lights and remote-control detonators made from model car parts, federal prosecutors said Wednesday in a court filing.
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Cell Ping of Marathon Suspect Led to Friends: FBI
Friends of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev became involved in the investigation into what happened after a signal from his cellphone while he was a fugitive was transmitted from their apartment, an FBI agent testified in federal court on Tuesday.
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Boston Marathon bombing suspect awake, police await answers
Police were seeking answers on Sunday from the seriously wounded surviving Boston bombing suspect, amid reports he was responding in writing to questions due to throat injuries.
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No 'Betrayal of US' Argument for Marathon Suspect
A federal judge has ruled that "betrayal of the United States" should not be a factor in considering if Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev gets the death penalty.
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Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Expected to Die: Prosecutors
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told his mother in an email days after the explosions that he expected to die, federal prosecutors said in court filings.
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Prosecutors: Marathon Bombs Used Christmas Lights
The Boston Marathon bombing suspects used "relatively sophisticated" bombs with fuses made from Christmas lights and remote-control detonators made from model car parts, federal prosecutors said Wednesday in a court filing.
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Cell Ping of Marathon Suspect Led to Friends: FBI
Friends of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev became involved in the investigation into what happened after a signal from his cellphone while he was a fugitive was transmitted from their apartment, an FBI agent testified in federal court on Tuesday.
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Boston Marathon bombing suspect awake, police await answers
Police were seeking answers on Sunday from the seriously wounded surviving Boston bombing suspect, amid reports he was responding in writing to questions due to throat injuries.
