Boston Marathon Explosions...

[88m3]

didn't they deny responsibility for 9/11 until 2004? i'm almost sure they didn't claim their foreign attacks in 90, 92, 96, 98, and 2000 either.

they claimed some of the embassy bombings and the cole

 

[profound]

they claimed some of the embassy bombings and the cole

got a link? doubt youre wrong as i said i couldnt be too sure, looking at a book w/ various sources only mentions 98 was blamed on AQ and cole's investigation was stifled by some bytch.

 

[OH SOHH TRILL]

Aa

 

[newarkhiphop]

http://m.cbsnews.com/storysynopsis.rbml?pageType=cbsthismorning&catid=57579774&feed_id=30

 

[ltheghost]

didn't they deny responsibility for 9/11 until 2004? i'm almost sure they didn't claim their foreign attacks in 90, 92, 96, 98, and 2000 either. i also recall seeing that video here recently of the former bin laden expert, saying their goal now is to ''nickel and dime'' the country with smaller attacks. doubt its them but thats worth considering.

You right. I still don't think its them but they are option number two.

 

[88m3]

got a link? doubt youre wrong as i said i couldnt be too sure, looking at a book w/ various sources only mentions 98 was blamed on AQ and cole's investigation was stifled by some bytch.

It's 4 a.m. maybe tomorrow





google is a great resource if you're bored

 

[thekingsmen]

Is this the guy?

Try him and the other 2 guys next to him wearing black and there is another bag on the ground as well.

 

[Psychosis]

http://imgur.com/a/xPKgL#1

The pressure cooker detailed:

 

[THASTUNNA]

Try him and the other 2 guys next to him wearing black and there is another bag on the ground as well.

which guy yall looking at?

 

[FijiWatr]

it's looking more like a kak crime...

 

[unit321]

no, its just that anyone familiar with al Queda style attacks would know this doesn't fit their style.

you disappointed you couldnt come in here on some "look at all you blaming muslims again " steez?

This fits their style.

1. High profile attack.
2. Use of bombs in public area.
3. IED device design of al Queda origin.

 

[unit321]

If it was al queda they would have already said it was them

How they struck America yet again, how even with all the security measures etc. They can still attack a major us city.

This is very similar to the London bus bombing attack.

Well, there are still "cells" in the US. Dude that tried to blow up a bomb in Times Square using dirt (because he through there was nitroglycerin content) executed his attack years after 9-11-2001. There's no doubt that that there are still dormant cells who have training from al Queda camps but aren't doing anything yet.

 

[unit321]

this seems to amateur for the same folks accused of taking down the towers and a navy ship.

Amateur?
1. Timed bomb attacks in the same area.
2. High-powered explosive device surrounded by low-budget shrapnel.

al Queda attempted other attacks with less success or lower degree of damage. al Queda doesn't have a high profile figure head, since he was deep 6'ed. They still exist and the anti-American extremist Muslims are still in the US.
I'm pretty disgusted by the overriding al Queda/Taliban sentiment here.

Time for more waterboarding.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

Is this the guy?

Sure looks like it, they gotta find that dude.

 

[daze23]

Feds Race to Trace Boston Marathon Pressure Cooker Bomb - ABC News

Bombers who killed three people at the Boston Marathon Monday used a pressure cooker pot that's widely available for as little as $140 from major retail stores to house at least one of the explosives, officials told ABC News.

Investigators said Tuesday they had recovered a mangled Fagor brand pressure cooker pot, shrapnel, a circuit board and wiring from what they said was a partially exploded device near the finish line. The evidence has been sent to FBI's lab in Quantico, Virginia, where law enforcement sources said the parts could provide a break in the case.

Investigators will use every clue, from the pressure cooker's manufacturer and retailers to the types of nails used in the shrapnel, to try and find out from where the bomb parts were purchased and by whom, the sources said.

Richard Clarke, former White House counter-terrorism advisor and now ABC News consultant, said that while pressure cooker IEDs have been found in Afghanistan and Pakistan, that doesn't necessarily point to foreign involvement, as the pots are so widely available and instructions for how to build the bombs are easily accessed online by anyone.

"It doesn't tell you much about who did it... But it does give you a lead perhaps of where it came from," Clarke said. "They [investigators] may be able to trace back a pressure cooker."

Two bombs exploded Monday, but investigators said there was not enough evidence to determine if the second bomb was also built from a pressure cooker.

Along with tracking down the origin of the bomb parts, authorities are painstakingly going through hundreds of pictures and videos from the site of the bombing, hoping, as Clarke put it, to "stitch" together a picture of what exactly happened.

Adding to the pile of potential evidence in this case, a local news station, WHDH, has come forward to give investigators footage that shows a large sack in front of a metal fence just seconds before one of the bomb detonates, after which the large bag had disappeared. Then there's a series of still images taken by witness Ben Thorndike from a nearby office building. In those, Thorndike said he can see one man with tattered, seemingly burned clothes, sprinting from the scene immediately after a blast.

Authorities have not said that man -- or any other individual -- is a suspect in the case, but they have repeatedly urged any witnesses to come forward with any potential piece of evidence. They are currently looking for any information on someone who was carrying an unusually heavy dark backpack in the area before the race. The FBI requests anyone with potential information call 1-800-CALL-FBI.

"Assistance from the public remains critical in establishing a timeline of events which leads to swift conclusions through due diligence and strong investigative activity," FBI special agent in charge Richard DesLauriers said Tuesday. DesLauriers said then investigators have received "voluminous" tips and brought in additional evidence response teams to help deal with the massive workload.

READ ANALYSIS: How Feds Will Investigate Boston Marathon Bombing

At approximately 2:50 p.m. EST Monday, twin explosions went off near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three people and injuring more than 170 more, more than a dozen critically. No group, domestic or international, has claimed responsibility.

Despite more than 36 hours passing without a suspect named, Clarke said he's confident the authorities will get their man.

"It may take a while, but this will be solved," he said.