Three New Suspects Charged in Boston Bombing Case
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by News Editor
Fox News – Three new suspects have been charged in connection with the Boston Marathon bombing for allegedly conspiring to get rid of an incriminating backpack full of gutted fireworks belonging to their friend, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, after learning he was a suspect in the April 15 terror attack.
Dias Kadyrbayev, Azamat Tazhayakova and Robel Phillipos, all described as friends of Tsarnaev at UMass-Dartmouth, allegedly wnt to Tsarnaev’s dorm and took a laptop, the backpack and some Vaseline that may have been used in making the deadly pressure cooker bombs that killed three and injured more than 200 at the race. An FBI affidavit filed in support of a complaint said Kadyrbayev was the one who carried out the disposal of the backpack, according to authorities.
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