As the manhunt for Boston Marathon bombing suspect continued Friday afternoon, social media continued to influence both the media coverage of this story, as well as proving an important resource for law enforcement. After a shootout with the suspects, Boston …
Photos of two Boston Marathon bombing suspects were released by the FBI Thursday at a press conference. The FBI and the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) are seeking tips from the public about these two suspects. Persons having information …
Reporters have gathered at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Boston for an expected 5 p.m. ET press conference about the Joint Terrorism Task Force investigation into Monday’s bombings that killed three and injured more than 170 people at the Boston …
On NPR’s ‘All Things Considered’ yesterday, Counterterrorism Correspondent Dina Temple Raston concludes that the Boston Marathon tragedy was more than likely “a domestic extremist attack” citing April as a “big month for anti-government, right-wing individuals.”
In her segment, she notes …
In a move likely to provoke controversy and criticism, the New York Post has published photos of two men reportedly sought as a suspects in the deadly bombings that struck the Boston Marathon:
Investigators probing the deadly Boston Marathon bombings
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Atlanta’s WAGA-TV Tuesday obtained exclusive photos showing pieces of what are believed to be the pressure cooker used to make one of the two bombs that killed three people and injured more than 170 at Monday’s Boston Marathon.
In a Tuesday afternoon press conference in Boston, the FBI agent leading the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) investigating the Boston Marathon bombing said they are “wide open” in terms of seeking suspects and motives for the crime that killed …
A 29-year-old woman described by her father as “daddy’s little girl” was killed Monday in the bombings that struck the Boston Marathon. Krystle Campbell, 29, of Medford, Mass., worked as a restaurant manager in Arlington and was described on a …
A boy from Dorchester, Mass., was killed Monday by one of two bombs detonated at the Boston Marathon. Martin Richard, 8, had accompanied his parents and sister to watch the finish of the annual race near Boston’s Copley Square. …
A Connecticut-based rental property management company operates the Revere, Massachusetts, apartment complex searched by law enforcement officials Monday night in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings. The company has had a string of run-ins with federal entities - including the …