Boston marathon
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been found guilty of all 30 counts related to the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, which left three people dead and 264 wounded.
The man was running towards the finish line, barefoot, with a veil over his face.
Salaheddin Barhoum, 17, and Yassine Zaimi, 24, filed the suit last year after a cover featuring the two of them wearing backpacks ran after the April 15th bombing.
NYPD scuba teams have been looking for bombs under the bridges.
The Massachusetts State Police say the agency had not authorized the photos release.
Some were chanting “Justice for Dzhokhar’’ and “Give him his freedom back" as a white van bearing Tsarnaev pulled up outside the courthouse.
The indictment alleges that he left a note in the boat where he was captured saying, “I don’t like killing innocent people."
After being smeared on the front page of the NY Post, two young men are suing the NY Post for defamation.
It now appears that although there was some sort of physical altercation, Todashev did not have a weapon, contrary to previous reports.
An FBI agent fatally shot a man in Orlando, Florida during questioning in regards to the Boston Marathon bombing.
Sources say the note reads as part manifesto, part suicide note, and part justification for the killing of innocent people—but we're sure some lovestruck teenagers will still find this very romantic indeed.