[Catsratz]

Fookin mudslimes. Okay, say they never again try to kill people in the name of allah and their self-delusions....

But they still spoil every country they infiltrate. A cartoon perceived as anti-islam rocked Denmark. They seek to turn Britain their way. And other nations. They terrorize females from birth with their female "circumcision." Make women look like walking bedsheets wearing the burga.

If their stinking religion is that great and they hate the infidel, why do they leave their homelands in such vast numbers?

What more do you want? DON'T PUT UP WITH THESE SNAKES ANY LONGER!

Islam: "I slam my plane into your building!"

[ocrage]

i wanna know what he's writing in the hospital. also, how come the backpacks the 2 brothers each had don't resemble the black exploded bag they found?

[AlphaX]

New pictures show dozens of bullet holes in boat where police cornered 'bomber' as it's revealed he was shot in the neck, head, legs and hand

• Boston marathon bombing suspect Dzhokar Tsarnaev, 19, was discovered hiding inside a boat owned by Watertown resident David Henneberry
• Tsarnaev was pulled from the boat after a two-hour standoff with police
• He sustained gunshot wounds to his head, neck, legs and hand
• He is now recovering in a Boston hospital, where he was officially charged on Monday in the marathon bombings
• Henneberry has been deemed a hero by local and national authorities for locating the suspect in his boat

The boat where Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was discovered has likely seen its last sail for some time, according to a newly released photo of the vessel that shows a bloodied, bullet-ridden port side.

The damage has undoubtedly devastated the boat's owner, 66-year-old David Henneberry, whose adoration for the rare 21-foot Seahawk boat is widely known among family and friends.

Tsarnaev, who was pulled from the boat after a two-hour standoff with police, was shot in his head, neck, legs and hand, according to federal authorities. He's now in serious condition in Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, where on Monday he was charged in the twin Boston marathon bombings that killed three people and injured more than 180.

Henneberry, meanwhile, has been deemed a hero by local and national authorities after he inadvertently discovered Tsarnaev Friday evening. The Massachusetts governor's order for residents to stay inside during a manhunt for the suspect had just been lifted before 6 p.m. and Henneberry had stepped outside for a smoke.

As he walked around the backyard of his Watertown, Mass., home with his dog, he noticed something awry: Part of the tarp covering his beloved boat was flapping in the wind.

Stepping closer, he saw that a strap to the tarp had been cut.

Henneberry used a stepladder to peer inside the boat - and that's when he spotted a pool of blood.

Without uttering a word, Henneberry ran back inside his house and called police.

The authorities arrived within minutes and Henneberry's backyard then became the center of the massive manhunt for the surviving bombing suspect.

During the standoff, Henneberry and his wife fled to the home of his neighbor, George Pizzuto, while officers fired on his beloved boat and helicopters swarmed overhead, using infrared lights to peer through the tarp and locate the suspect's body.

Several hours later, following a brief exchange of fire and some negotiating, Tsarnaev, 19, was taken into custody.

It is unknown whether Tsarnaev sustained all of his injuries during Friday night's standoff or during the running gun battle with police early that morning. His brother and suspected accomplice in the bombings, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, was killed in the Friday morning gun battle.

The younger Tsarnaev's neck wound is reportedly self-inflicted. He is believed to have put his pistol in his mouth and fired, but he survived because the bullet passed through his throat instead of his brain.

Officers believe he sustained at least one of the leg wounds on Friday morning.

Tsarnaev was charged on Monday with one count of using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction - namely, an improvised explosive device or IED - against persons and property within the U.S. resulting in death, and one count of malicious destruction of property by means of an explosive device resulting in death, according to acriminal complaint.

If he is convicted, he could face a penalty of death or imprisonment for life.

Since the standoff that centered around his beloved boat, Henneberry has tried to stay out of the media spotlight.

He stayed with relatives over the weekend to avoid reporters swarming outside his home and he declined Watertown officials' invitation to be honored at Saturday’s Boston Bruins hockey game.

But Henneberry's stepson, Robert Duffy, has gladly shared the story of his step-father's courage and quick thinking with a number of television networks and newspapers.

'I heard they put a couple rounds through his boat,' Duffy told The New York Daily News. 'He’s not going to like that.'

Pizutto said Henneberry would be 'heartbroken' by the damage to his boat.

'That boat's his baby. He takes care of it like you wouldn't believe. And they told him it's all shot up,' Pizzuto told ABC affiliate WHAM-13. 'He's going to be heartbroken.'

Pizzuto later told reporters that Henneberry feels overwhelmed by all the attention and that he isn't ready to talk about what happened or his role in finding the suspect.

A fund set up online to help Henneberry buy a new boat has raised $256 with a goal of raising $50,000.

Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...spotlight.html

Shouldnt he just get a compensation from tax payers? I dont think police can just damage your property without any compensation for it.

[calisphere]

I was wondering about that poor man's boat. I know I'd be pissed to hell, especially if it's "rare". It would be like someone holding up in my 1969 Caddy Superior hearse and then the police putting bullet holes in it. Insurance probably won't cover half of it and knowing how much one puts into a beloved hobby such as cars and boats.... Let's just say that I would cause all sorts of problems if I wasn't compensated for the damage so I could try to repair it.

[Impotent Rage]

Originally Posted by calisphere ↗

Let's just say that I would cause all sorts of problems if I wasn't compensated for the damage so I could try to repair it.

"The Internet" is buying him a new boat. There's a crowd-funding campaign to reimburse him.

[thehnl]

That's weird you can see all those bullet holes now.. when I saw the picture of the boat the next day, you could see that blood on the trailer but no holes.. didn't know they were shooting the side of the boat too. I noticed the ones on the front though, and the windows shot out.. the people in Watertown have a lot of house and car damage from the first shootout too. I remember seeing the stepson of the boat owner saying that boat was his 2nd love, next to his wife.. and what a shame, it was only a block out of the lockdown perimeter too, right? I hated how first reports said the woman said they checked the boat, but they never did. I have friends right in that area and a lot of their neighbors across the street got raided and checked but she said the law never came to their house. They were right in middle of this "perimeter' too. It amazes me he got that far, unseen. They knew he was wounded already. Was it ever said what he had on him in the boat? Did he just have the gun he 'tried to kill himself with' .... did he even shoot in the shootout at the boat? ... everyone has so many questions, no answers. My friends said they still didn't feel safe to get out and celebrate with people that night. She felt like this may have just began an action for more younger people to copycat this and be curious about these pressure cooker bombs.. it was crazy that a skinny 19 year old boy caused the whole city of Boston that much trouble and loss of money... I did expect his capture to be more intense. But if he would have went out fighting, they would be 'cowards'.. now he can atleast say what they were trying to prove and accomplish.

[thehnl]

That 66yr old man did have major balls to approach the boat knowing what was going on all day. In that amount of time he got a ladder and all, I'm just surprised Dsozkar didn't attempt to shoot the man when he was looking under the tarp. If he was really that incoherent to not attempt that, I don't see how he was shooting at police, or even climbed out of the boat. I think there was a whole lot of unnecessary damage done to the boat. They could see from the helicopter that he was just laying there, wasn't like you could see him in there loading up explosives or preparing stuff. I don't think the kid knew how to do some stuff without his brother. He couldnt even get the suicide shot right!

[jeanniereeves]

Originally Posted by thehnl ↗

I'd easily believe your theory on Dzokhar had it not been for the things he put on his twitter following the bombing.... putting "Ain't no love in the heart of the city, stay safe people" and then retweeting a story about a bf crouched over his
girlfriend and replied with "fake story" ... sorry but the boy as giggling as he may have been had no heart. He knew what was in that bag. The picture of him putting it right diagonal from where Martin was standing on the railing, and then him with a smirk on his face standing with his brother.... he was old enough to know what a pressure cooker full of nails and ball bearings would do. He may have been a follower of his brother or looked up to him because that's the father figure he had here, but he was a smart guy, he knew the consequences of his actions. They could have not reacted the was they did I mean that definitely isn't gonna make things easier when your picture is plastered on the internet.

Where are those photos of him placing the bag and the smirk?

[tatumthunderlips]

Originally Posted by jeanniereeves ↗

Where are those photos of him placing the bag and the smirk?

It's a video, and I would imagine its not being released along with the dash cams for the cops, because its evidence, and at this point, with both suspects in custody (be that dead or alive), there is not a single reason for the prosectution, FBI, ATF, or Boston PD to release any of it... Since Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is an American citizen, he will be tried as such, with a jury of his peers in federal court. As far as DR is concerned, barring any unsanctioned releases, its unlikely we will see this video untill it is played in trial, and we will be lucky at that...

Until then you'll have to live with whats already out there... which is already impressively comprehensive.

[ocrage]

Originally Posted by jeanniereeves ↗

Where are those photos of him placing the bag and the smirk?

it was posted multiple times in this thread. find it yourself