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Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts News - Boston.Com Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts news - Boston.com Menu Login 256k 242k HOME NEWS WEATHER SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS LIFESTYLE TRAVEL CARS Sig JOBS REAL ESTATE BDCWIRE Re Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events MOST POPULAR Share Tweet Pin Comment Email 1. Six Baltimore Police Officers Face Charges in Death of Freddie Gray 2. Patriots Stick, Select Malcom Brown With First-Round Pick 3. Germany foils suspected Boston- style attack, officials say 4. Man Says05/01/2015 He Heard ‘Little Banging’ in Van With Freddie Gray 5. Rams Running Back’s Reaction to Pickon is NFL Draft’s Most Human Moment So Far Library Circuit In the wake of the April 15, 2013 bombing, makeshift memorials demonstrated the city’s outpouring of grief, support, and strength. Getty Images First By Sara Morrison and Ellen O’Leary Boston.com Staff | 01.05.15 | 9:01by AM The chain of events surrounding the Boston Bombings seems too extensive for the short time in which they occurred. From the first blast at 2:49 p.m. on April 15, 2013 to celebrations in the streets of Boston following Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s capture four days later, here’s how that week’s events unfolded according to prosecutors and media accounts. April 15, Viewed2013 2:49 p.m.: There is an explosion in front of Marathon Sports on Boylston Street, close to the Marathon finish line. Thirteen seconds later and a block away, there is a second explosion in front of Forum restaurant. Three Lastpeople are killed, 282 are injured. WE THINK YOU'LL LIKE http://www.boston.com/...local/massachusetts/2015/01/05/timeline-boston-marathon-bombing-events/qiYJmANm6DYxqsusVq66yK/story.html[5/1/2015 12:56:59 PM] Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts news - Boston.com How Racist is the Bay State? Arrests Made in NYC During Protests of John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe Freddie Gray Death Boston Activists05/01/2015 Rally in Support of Baltimore Protests 4:28 p.m.: New York Post claims a 20-year-old Saudi Arabian national is a suspect in the bombings and “in custody.” Post publisher and CEO Jesse The Legalon Road Still Ahead for Angelo touts the story as an “exclusive.” The paper also claims that a “law Hernandez enforcement source confirmed” that “more than 12 people” were killed and Walter Cronkite’s Grandson, 22, Dies at “nearly 50” were injured. The report is denied by the police commissioner Colby College about an hour later. Library Jesse Angelo Follow @jessemangelo SUSPECT IN CUSTODY - SAUDI NATIONAL. @NYPOST EXCLUSIVE bit.ly/11b8bbU 4:49 PM - 15 Apr 2013 Circuit New York Post @nypost Authorities ID person of interest as Saudi national in marathonFirst Investigators have a suspect — a Saudi Arabian national — in theby horrific Boston Marathon bombings, The Post has learned. Law enforcement sources said the 20-year-old suspect was under guard... View on web 19Viewed 2 5:30 p.m.: NBC News reports that Boston Police Department is “guarding” a man in a hospital, who is a “possible suspect.” Last NBC News Follow @NBCNews Officials say that Boston PD are "guarding" a wounded man at a Boston hospital as a "possible suspect" - @JimMiklaszewski 5:30 PM - 15 Apr 2013 1,933 120 http://www.boston.com/...local/massachusetts/2015/01/05/timeline-boston-marathon-bombing-events/qiYJmANm6DYxqsusVq66yK/story.html[5/1/2015 12:56:59 PM] Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts news - Boston.com 6:10 p.m.: President Barack Obama talks about the bombing, promising that those responsible will be caught and punished. 05/01/2015 EPA on 8:04 p.m.: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev tweets: “Ain’t no love in the heart of the city, stay safe people” Jahar Follow @J_tsar Library Ain't no love in the heart of the city, stay safe people 8:04 PM - 15 Apr 2013 5,437 2,182 Circuit April 16: Morning: Jeff Bauman, Jr., who lost both legs in the bombing and whose injuries were shown in graphic detail inFirst a now-iconic photo, gives the FBI a description of the man who dropped his backpack near him. by Viewed Last AP Evening: An FBI bulletin states that bombs were made by packing http://www.boston.com/...local/massachusetts/2015/01/05/timeline-boston-marathon-bombing-events/qiYJmANm6DYxqsusVq66yK/story.html[5/1/2015 12:56:59 PM] Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts news - Boston.com explosives, nails, and other shrapnel into pressure cookers. They still don’t know how they were detonated, by whom, or why. AP 05/01/2015 8:55 p.m.: Dzhokhar has returned to campus of UMass-Dartmouth, on swiping his ID card at his residence hall for the first time since the attack. Library Circuit First by Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s UMass Dartmouth dorm room. Darren Durlach/The Boston Globe 9 p.m.: Security camera footage from a campus gym shows Dzhokhar and friend AzamatViewed Tazhayakov entering and leaving the gym. Last http://www.boston.com/...local/massachusetts/2015/01/05/timeline-boston-marathon-bombing-events/qiYJmANm6DYxqsusVq66yK/story.html[5/1/2015 12:56:59 PM] Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts news - Boston.com April 17: 1:43 a.m.: Dzhokhar tweets: “I’m a stress free kind of guy” Jahar Follow @J_tsar I'm a stress free kind of guy 1:43 AM - 17 Apr 2013 7,310 2,781 05/01/2015 Afternoon: Several media outlets, starting with CNN, report that an arrest has been made; BPD and FBI deny the report and ask the media “to on exercise caution and attempt to verify information through appropriate official channels before reporting.” Boston Police Dept. Follow @bostonpolice Library Despite reports to the contrary there has not been an arrest in the Marathon attack. 2:33 PM - 17 Apr 2013 10,270 340 Circuit Night: Obama signs emergency declaration for Massachusetts and orders federal aid to supplement the local response.First by Viewed Last Screenshot of FEMA release April 18: Morning: The New York Post publishes a cover featuring a photo of two men with backpacks at the Marathon, calling them “bag men” and http://www.boston.com/...local/massachusetts/2015/01/05/timeline-boston-marathon-bombing-events/qiYJmANm6DYxqsusVq66yK/story.html[5/1/2015 12:56:59 PM] Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts news - Boston.com insinuating that they are suspects in the bombing. They were never suspects. The men, both originally from Morocco, will later sue the paper for libel. The lawsuit was eventually settled out of court. 05/01/2015 on Wendy Maeda/The Boston Globe 11:00 a.m.: An interfaith service at Cathedral of the Holy Cross begins.Library Then-mayor Tom Menino, recovering from a broken leg, stands up from his wheelchair to speak. Obama tells the audience: “you will run again.” Circuit First by Mayor MeninoViewed stands up from his wheelchair to speak at an interfaith service. David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe Last Mid-afternoon: Obama visits victims at Massachusetts General Hospital. First Lady Michelle visits victims at Boston Children’s Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital. News Feed http://www.boston.com/...local/massachusetts/2015/01/05/timeline-boston-marathon-bombing-events/qiYJmANm6DYxqsusVq66yK/story.html[5/1/2015 12:56:59 PM] Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts news - Boston.com 05/01/2015 on Library Boston Children's Hospital Profile Hospital · 713,373 Likes · April 18, 2013 · First Lady Michelle Obama honored Boston Children’s by visiting our patients and families who were grievously impacted by the tragic bombings at the Boston Marathon on Monday.Circuit Even during this challenging time, her uplifting presence inspired the patients and staff alike. We wholeheartedly thank her for her visit, for the compassion she showed to the families and children in our care and the appreciation she showed to our staff,First who work tirelessly every day to provide the best possible care and support. 13,001 Likes · 719 Comments ·by 2,470 Shares Comment Share 5:00 p.m.: The FBI releases photos and video of two suspects, then called “Suspect 1” (wearing a black hat) and “Suspect 2” (wearing a white hat). InvestigatorsViewed appeal to the public for help in identifying the suspects. Last http://www.boston.com/...local/massachusetts/2015/01/05/timeline-boston-marathon-bombing-events/qiYJmANm6DYxqsusVq66yK/story.html[5/1/2015 12:56:59 PM] Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts news - Boston.com 8:45 p.m.: Dzhokhar texts his friend Dias Kadyrbayev that he can “go to my room and take what’s there.” Kadyrbayev, Tazhayakov, and another friend, Robel Phillipos, go to Dzhokhar’s dorm room. Tazhayakov and Kadyrbayev take a backpack and laptop back to their New Bedford apartment. Kadyrbayev later puts the backpack in the dumpster. 05/01/2015 on Library Azamat Tazhayakov (left) and Dias Kadyrbayev (middle) with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. REUTERS Circuit 10:33 p.m.: MIT police officer Sean Collier is found dead in his cruiser, allegedly shot by the brothers. First by Viewed Last EPA An “old sedan” pulls up behind “Danny’s” new Mercedes. A man gets out of the sedan, pulls a gun on Danny as he gets into his car, and says he “did” the bombing and “just killed a policeman in Cambridge.” Dzhokhar pulls up http://www.boston.com/...local/massachusetts/2015/01/05/timeline-boston-marathon-bombing-events/qiYJmANm6DYxqsusVq66yK/story.html[5/1/2015 12:56:59 PM] Timeline of Boston Marathon Bombing Events - Massachusetts news - Boston.com behind the car and gets in the car. “Heavy objects” are loaded into the Mercedes from the sedan.
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