[tatumthunderlips]

shes being cradled by her friend, likely she is already dead

[hockeygirl]

wow looks like she was alive. How sad. I also feel sorry for her friend who is cheek to cheek with her. I cant imagine being that close to my dead best friend

[HmnTrch]

Originally Posted by LolaKilljoy ↗

Is the 8 year old just not visible in any of these photos? I don't have a particular want to see that. I am curious, however. These pics can't all be censors to exclude him. It's disturbing to think he was completely...gone.

In post #302 here, the 3rd pic down... his head might be in the picture. You see Jeff (guy with bone sticking out) and look past his hair... there is what looks like a small human had resting upright on the neck. Looks like head with hair profile from the side.

[yah]

Originally Posted by tatumthunderlips ↗

shes being cradled by her friend, likely she is already dead

It looks more like she is in a spooning position behind and facing her friend who is facing away from her and has her arm around her friend's waist. I definitely don't see any indication that anyone is cradling her.

[tatumthunderlips]

Originally Posted by yah ↗

It looks more like she is in a spooning position behind and facing her friend who is facing away from her and has her arm around her friend's waist. I definitely don't see any indication that anyone is cradling her.

My mistake, on closer inspection i see her up against the wood barrier, on my initial look, it appeared as if the two women were in the background, you'll notice that there is also a blonde woman in the background being held by another dark haired woman in black, i believed those two to be the women we are addressing

[krissy226]

You can see Krystle's foot is on the outside of the fencing in the picture where she appears to be alive, then in the picture of her pulse being checked her leg is in a different position(probably due to them pulling the fence away). Maybe an artery was severed or unpinched when the fence was moved

[terrence]

Dead Victim No. 3
Boston University Student

[LolaKilljoy]

Originally Posted by hockeygirl ↗

wow looks like she was alive. How sad. I also feel sorry for her friend who is cheek to cheek with her. I cant imagine being that close to my dead best friend

I don't think she was still alive. Comparing the photos there is a barricade that was moved. Looks like she landed against it and when it was taken apart she probably slid down.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by Pi^2 ↗

Dude your country's navy has been involved in this conflict since 2003, so you need to learn your facts. Your prime minister, Jean Chretien, has been supporting this war by sending numerous "support" and "consulting" personnel over to Iraq. Actually one of the bases is commanded by a Canadian military commander. So you are just as much of a baby killer. Has the snow blinded you or are you just stupid. BTW, I condemn all of the countries in the war including Canada.

Uhhhh...... Chretien hasn't been in office for about 8 fucking years lol.

[RealityUnfolding]

To add to the Jeff Bauman story linked from New York Times previously, the man in the cowboy hat was not just there and helped.

His part in the NYT story: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/17/us...-son.html?_r=0
"The man in the cowboy hat, Carlos Arredondo, 52, had been handing out American flags to runners when the first explosion went off. His son Alexander was a Marine killed in Iraq in 2004, and in the years since he has handed out the flags as a tribute. "

At about 3:07, he is one of the people on video who finished last year's race on the Globe's footage. He finished carrying his son's boots across the line. This year, he was supporting others who were running in his son's name.
http://www.boston.com/video/viral_pa...=1565886215001

Jeff's story links to a 2007 story about the man in the Cowboy hat...

officers told him that his son had been killed in a hail of gunfire after being trapped in a four-story hotel that his platoon had been clearing. They were surrounded by enemy fighters. It was his son’s second tour of duty in Iraq.

“I just screamed,” he said. “I said ‘No, no! It can’t be my son.’ ”

Mr. Arredondo said he “lost it.” He ran to his garage and grabbed a gallon of gasoline and a propane torch.

He took a sledgehammer and smashed the government van’s windshield and hopped inside. As the officers tried to calm him, Mr. Arredondo doused himself and the van with gasoline and lit the torch.

There was an explosion, and the officers dragged Mr. Arredondo to safety. He suffered second- and third-degree burns over 20 percent of his body.

“I went to my son’s funeral on a stretcher,” he said.

He had a Wiki page before this because of his activities.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Arredondo

On December 19, 2011, Carlos Arredondo's surviving son, Brian Arredondo, took his life related to the grief of losing his brother. He was 24 years old.

He lost both of his sons but was able to save another.