[Pyramid_Head]

Yea, but what sucks is we'll have to wait at least a year to see how this loser is charged.

[Bletch]

Three more arrests made, two
from the Caucasus area apparently (Surprised?!) Gotta love the way they thanks American hospitality and freedom.

[Bletch]

Originally Posted by Sibella ↗

It does resemble him.. A LOT.

Turn off the respirator damn it!

[Bletch]

Originally Posted by Sibella ↗

What are you talking about? Are you saying the City itself is ugly or it's now ugly because of the bombing? The area where the bombing happened is extremely busy/popular and even after they repair the damages, it will continue to stay a great part of the city.

Boston is an amazing, beautiful city!

What?! Boston is beautiful. Been there twice in business. I have bought several boats from marinas around Boston. I hope I can buy the boat one of the terrorists surrendered in. I have so many great names to give the boat!

[ocrage]

Originally Posted by Bexi ↗

Just read that Jeff had looked the one directly in the eyes, and said he had felt weird cus he was in his personal space, and that he looked down and the bag was resting on his leg, and he thought the guy must of gone into the store. So the bag was literally on him when it blew, i wouldnt say he is lucky, as he has no legs, but he is alive and that surely is a miracle! And bless him, wheeled himself to another ward to give another victim a 18th birthday present. He is an amazing man.

where did you read that he said the guy left the bag touching his legs?

[DiMMuBoRGiR]

I found this blog if you are interested in....
http://fractionsofreality.blogspot.i...trage.html?m=1

[Bexi]

Originally Posted by ocrage ↗

where did you read that he said the guy left the bag touching his legs?

here mate (link to it under this)

Jeff Bauman

IN the days after the bombing Jeff’s bravery and heroic help for the investigating cops earned him nationwide admiration.
The aspiring singer-songwriter, 27, who lost both legs in the blast, told police immediately after his surgery that he had locked eyes with one of the bombers who put a backpack down near him.
His brother Chris said: “He woke up, under so much drugs, and asked for paper and a pen and wrote, ‘Bag, saw the guy, looked right at me’.”

Remarkable ... anti-war activist Carlos Arredondo in a cowboy hat helps Jeff after blast
Jeff, who was pictured with his face splattered in blood as he was wheeled away from the carnage by anti-war activist Carlos Arredondo, worked with a sketch artist and his detailed description led the FBI to CCTV footage of bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev acting suspiciously.
Chris, 22, said: “Jeff told me he felt weird because this guy was in his private space and Jeff just felt it was really awkward. So he turned around and looked right at the guy and the guy gave him a nod and a smile.
“Jeff said a couple of minutes later the bag was leaning against his leg. He thought it was weird and looked around but couldn’t see the guy. He thought he had gone into a store or something.”

Inspiring ... Jeff meets another survivor, Sydney Corcoran, on her 18th birthday
Three minutes later the bag exploded, ripping Jeff’s legs to shreds. But despite his horrific injuries, as soon as he was moved out of intensive care he vowed to visit other survivors. His first stop was Sydney Corcoran, who celebrated her 18th birthday at Boston Medical Center.
Sydney, who suffered horrific shrapnel wounds, and her 47-year-old mum Celeste, who lost both legs, are in adjoining hospital beds.
They were stunned when Jeff wheeled himself into their room with a birthday present for Sydney.

Big boost ... Hollywood actor Bradley Cooper and New England Patriots American footballers visit Jeff
Later the duo’s family wrote on a fundraising webpage: “What a sweetheart. Very emotional and awesome experience for all involved.”
Hollywood star Bradley Cooper and several New England Patriots American footballers popped in to visit Jeff as he recovered from surgery.
Chris said the VIP visitors really helped his recovery. But he got the biggest boost from making his own hospital rounds to see how other survivors were bearing up.
Chris added: “After all this he’s still just thinking about other people.”

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ut-ordeal.html

[The Guardian]

Terrible, terrible day. You can still see the aftermath on the sidewalks. The blood stains, gouges in pavement, broken glass in strange places. I chose to work from home that day because of the Marathon, glad I did. :(

[Bletch]

Heartbreaking. But once again it proves that when Americans are facing catastrophe and terror they are united and self-sacrificing. I admire you Americans. When You fight back with a fist of steel these terrorist cowards haven't got a chance. Thats why you can't be defeated, your strength and unity when facing a threat is your best defense! I can't describe my admiration with words.

And I'm very grateful that you Americans are around! God bless you.

[Pyramid_Head]

All those effected should have received free medical coverage. But in this country (USA) it's all about money.