Reading Time: 7 minutes … a new wrinkle in the murky backstory of its relationship to the ringleader of the Boston marathon bombing.
Tsarnaev told the agents that four men dressed in suits had previously …
Reading Time: 19 minutes For nearly four years, WhoWhatWhy has written repeatedly about the Boston Marathon bombing. In dozens of investigative articles, we have shown how the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) official …
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Russ Baker
Editor-in-Chief
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The Marathon Bombing: What the Media Didn’t Warn You About (04/19/2013)
Monday’s bombing at the Boston Marathon provides a perfect
Reading Time: < 1 minute The latest from the defense in the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev from the federal courthouse in Boston.
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Reading Time: 4 minutes Boston Globe Columnist Kevin Cullen. Photo credit: Harvard University.
“Conspiracy theorist” is a convenient term for dismissing people who don’t blindly accept any official story that appears in the …
Reading Time: 2 minutes Tsarnaev Brothers on the day of the marathon bombing. FBI handout.
What do former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, an appeals court justice, several potential members of the Boston Marathon bombing …
Reading Time: 3 minutes The story of the Boston Marathon Bombing is rife with contradictions, canards, misconceptions and blatant untruths. Boston Wrong is part of WhoWhatWhy’s attempt to set the record straight. This …
Reading Time: < 1 minute WhoWhatWhy’s Boston Marathon Bombing team reports on the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, from the courthouse and beyond:
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Reading Time: 3 minutes … 1,373 prospective jurors, 68 percent believe Tsarnaev is guilty of taking part in the Boston Marathon Bombing. If one adds to that personal connections or allegiances to people affected …