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re: Boston bombings documentary on Netflix
Posted on 4/17/23 at 7:11 am to Harry Caray
Posted on 4/17/23 at 7:11 am to Harry Caray
Not sure if he’s really this way or the show portrayed him as such, but the fact that the bombers friend is still defensive of him is maddening.
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Posted on 4/17/23 at 8:29 am to BMTiger
I think he was describing the shock and betrayal he felt in the immediate aftermath. Here’s a quote from an OP-ED / Boston Globe he wrote a few years ago that explains how those immediate feelings were short-lived.
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SOON WE KNEW THE FACTS of the despicable acts Jahar committed with his brother, Tamerlan. We witnessed the heartbreak and loss suffered by those they hurt and by the families of those they killed. Jahar left behind an ocean of pain that is still washing across my city, and my country, sowing hatred and division between people who hardly know each other's lived reality. Jahar wounded those he grew up with as well as millions who practice a religion he perverted with his crime. He made suspects of everyone who knew him. Jahar put our safety and freedom in direct peril.
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