Even as a federal grand jury returned a 30-count
indictment against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev for his alleged role in the Boston
Marathon bombing, this week, supporters are gathering messages and poems
to wish him a happy 20th birthday on July 22, which he will most likely
spend at Devens Federal Medical Center in Ayers, Massachusetts, where
he is now. The allegations against the young immigrant from Dagestan are
being doubted world wide, and suspicions of an FBI frame up are
growing. The addition of “using a firearm to intentionally kill
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Police Officer Sean Collier”
to the list of charges against Tsarnaev is certainly odd, since
previous police reports stated that the shooting incident was unrelated
to the bombing suspects.
“This indictment is the result of exemplary cooperation between federal prosecutors and a wide range of federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies to investigate the horrific attacks on the Boston Marathon two months ago,” said Attorney General Eric Holder, who did not mention the heavy Israeli involvement in the aftermath of the bombing, investigation, and televised fundraising campaign for Homeland Security, where Israeli agents were treated deferentially by the Boston Police Department.
NBC news reported: “Under normal circumstances, the
government must issue an indictment within 30 days of arrest, which
would have been May 19 in Tsarnaev’s case, but no indictment had been
issued.”
A probable cause hearing had been scheduled for July
2. The purpose of this hearing would have been in order to determine
whether the government has a strong enough case to continue legal
proceedings. Because of the grand jury indictment, the case will move
directly to arraignment and trial.
Further adding to public skepticism is the FBI
execution-style shooting of Ibragim Todashev in Orlando Florida last
month. Todashev was someone who knew Dzhokhar’s brother Tamerlan
Tsarnaev, who was killed by Boston police after being arrested and
stripped naked. The FBI claimed that just before they killed Todashev,
he was about to sign a confession stating that he and Tamerlan Tsarnaev
were guilty of three bizarre murders that took place in Waltham,
Massachusetts in 2011, where the victims were found with their throats
slashed and their bodies sprinkled with marijuana. Most people assumed
the victims, who were local marijuana dealers, were killed by the
police, angry about the recent decriminalization of marijuana in
Massachusetts, who wanted to send some kind of warning to marijuana
dealers.-[Full Article]
