[icheerthebull]

Originally Posted by Rücklicht ↗

where is the boston thread from the pictures section

I believe it was merged with this one

[Meeeta]

This link has some I haven't seen including what I think is the head (?) and a bunch more gore of the boy that died. I'm on an iPad so I can't upload it but maybe someone else could if it's new.

http://redflagnews.com/headlines/war...e-for-all-ages

[HDs]

I don't know if anyone caught that the poor guy's right foot appears to be in the lower left corner of this photo. In another photo taken shortly after this one, it appears that someone places a white object on top of the severed foot, as if to hide it from view... He is a good 5 to 8 feet away from his bare severed right foot! I cannot imagine the pain and agony of this poor chap. I read that he died at the hospital, probably from lack of blood or a heart attack from the stress/pain. Very sad.

I also don't understand why it looks like the first responders just sort of ignore the guy and they seem to tend to other people's less serious wounds. In one photo a guy is just staring at him, while other people are obviously just standing there and making him the focus of most of their photos... It took a guy in a cowboy hat (without gloves, mind you) to have the common sense to tourniquet him and get him in a wheelchair. There is even a photo of the cowboy guy wheeling him, while a guy is lagging behind trying to get his gloves on to assist him. The cowboy's hands were covered in the other guy's blood. Sometimes seconds are the difference between life and death and if that guy truly did die on the operating table then all of those first responders who just stood by and watched him wither around in pain and agony while they just sort of looked around, tended to the people around him, or took photos of the poor bastard should probably feel guilty for not helping soon enough while assisting in his death. I know I would feel guilty after it was all said and done.

If that guy on the ground was my son or brother and I saw these first series of photos (obviously taken over a short period of time with nobody assisting him at all), I would be furious and would track down everyone who was pictured just standing by, so I could demand answers as to why they didn't apply pressure or tourniquet his wounds! Maybe that's just me, but this is the USA and I always roll my eyes when I see videos on this site of someone in a similar situation who is obviously dying on the street and everyone just either looks at that person or whips out their cell phones, not so they can call for help but to film that person's last breath and not to try and help them or at least comfort them or perform last rites, or at least something other than gawking... Then I think, well this is a third world country that this is taking place in and they are either not civilized to know better or maybe they're just uneducated and dumb when it comes to empathy for others in their time of need...

If I was dying on the street and everyone was just watching and taking photos of my dying breaths, I would feel like some sort of animal or side-show freak; who is less than human. I would think that in the USA, we would have more decency than a rotten third-world country whom I've come to expect that sort of behavior from... Not here.

[Catsratz]

Poor guy with the bone sticking out of what's left of his leg(s) - he must be the one in the CNN story that said he kept on trying to stand up

[yah]

Originally Posted by hotard_96 ↗

I think that the girl in the blue shirt is Krystle Campbell, the second identified deceased victim.

[apoc747]

The two of them earlier that day:


Then



Horrible

[tinytoxic]

Picture of Krystle Campbell and friend before the bombings.

[tinytoxic]

Another look with captions

[Rottweiler]

Those poor people! There is a foot lying near that red haired woman with the red sleeved jacket. I think it belongs to that guy who had his legs blown off.

[Rottweiler]

God, her leg was blown off. Poor thing.