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Bombing Suspects Were Local, 'Normal' US Immigrants abcde STORY 9 THE BOSTON MARATHON BOMBINGS | THE SUSPECTS Bombing suspects were local, ‘normal’ US immigrants POSTED Suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing appeared to em- April 19, 2013 body the best of the American immigrant experience, having come at 9:40 a.m. from southern Russia, near war-torn Chechnya, more than five years ago, and assimilated into the local Cambridge community and culture. Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, the alleged bomber pictured in a dark hat in FBI videos released Thursday, was a talented boxer with THE BACK STORY hopes of joining the US Olympic team. He was reportedly killed The names of the two overnight in a shootout with police. bombing suspects, His brother, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, the suspect seen in FBI Dzhokhar and Tamerlan photos in a white cap, was a member of the class of 2011 at Cam- Tsarnaev, were released bridge Rindge & Latin School, and won a Cambridge City Scholar- just after 7 a.m. on ship that year. He was on the run Friday morning and the target of April 19, as a massive an unprecedented manhunt in Greater Boston. manhunt was under- People who knew the suspects are struggling this morning to way for the surviving reconcile the young men they knew, who lived on Norfolk Street in brother following an Cambridge, with the acts of terrorism they are accused of committing. overnight shoot-out “He was normal,” said Lulu Emmons, who went to Rindge & in Watertown. By Latin with Dzhokhar. “He kind of fit in with everyone. 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