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Ladybbird · 17-04-14, 18:09

'Bipolar' Boston Bomb Hoaxer Appears in Court and is Sentenced to a Mental Evaluation after Leaving a Rice Cooker filled with Confetti at the Finish Line on the One-Year Anniversary

Kevin 'Kayvon' Edson was arrested Tuesday after dropping a backpack with a rice cooker filled with confetti at the Boston Marathon finish line
The stunt happened when the area was under heavy scrutiny because it was the one-year anniversary of the rice cooker bombings that killed three
Edson's mother told police that her 25-year-old son, a former art school student, is bipolar
He was wearing blue and yellow face paint when he was arrested and told police 'It's symbolism, come on. The performance got the best of me'
Undergoing a court-ordered mental evaluation and is being held on $100,000 bail

By AP, 17 April 2014

The man arrested near the Boston Marathon finish line carrying a backpack containing a rice cooker on the anniversary of the bombings has been sent to a state psychiatric facility for an evaluation Wednesday following his initial court appearance.
Kevin 'Kayvon' Edson was sent to Bridgewater State Hospital and ordered held on $100,000 bail after an appearance in Boston Municipal Court on charges of threatening battery, possession of a hoax explosive device, threats to commit a crime, disturbing the peace, disturbing a public assembly and disorderly conduct.
The 25-year-old's next court date was scheduled for May 7.
According to a police report read aloud in court, after Edson was read his rights, he told an officer: 'I knew what I was doing, it was conceived in my head. It's symbolism, come on. The performance got the best of me.'

Color coordination: 'Kayvon' Edson's face was painted yellow and blue, the traditional colors of the marathon, when he was arrested Tuesday night after dropping off a backpack with a rice cooker filled with confetti at the finish line on the one-year anniversary of the bombings

Edson's arrest occurred hours after ceremonies to mark last year's Boston Marathon bombings, in which two pressure cooker bombs hidden in backpacks exploded, killing three people near the finish line and injuring more than 260 others.
Edson, with addresses in Boston and Wakefield, was stopped late Tuesday after passers-by told an officer they saw him yelling, walking barefoot down the middle of a street, veiled in black, in pouring rain.
His face was painted yellow and blue, the traditional colors of the marathon, police said.
The street was open to pedestrians at the time, and police said his presence was not a security breach.

Man behind the stunt: Edson told police that he 'got caught up in the performance' when he went through with the bomb scare

Mental problems: Edson's mother said that the former art school student, seen in court on Wednesday, has bipolar disorder

The backpack was destroyed in a controlled explosion by police, who later determined that the contents were not explosive.
Edson's mother, Joie Edson, said her son has bipolar disorder.
Parsons The New School for Design and the Fashion Institute of Technology, both in New York City, confirmed that Edson had taken classes at their schools but never graduated.
The Massachusetts College of Art and Design posted a statement on its website saying that an undergraduate student had been arrested by police and the school was cooperating with authorities, but it did not mention Edson by name.

The stunt : Witnesses spotted the first bag being dropped off by a barefoot man- later identified as Edson- dressed in all black with a black veil who was 'acting strangely' and yelling 'Boston Strong!'

What remained: A member of the bomb squad inspects the bag after a controlled detonation at the finish line of the Boston Marathon in Boston, Tuesday, April 15, 2014

A second suspicious backpack also was found Tuesday. Officers determined it had been left behind by a media outlet and was not dangerous, but it too was destroyed.
The backpacks rattled nerves days ahead of this year's marathon.
Police kept people away from the finish line area for about three hours Tuesday and trains bypassed the nearby Copley Square station.
'With the marathon coming, our officers are taking it seriously,' police Superintendent Randall Halstead said.
'The safety of the public is utmost

Ladybbird · 18-12-14, 21:12

Bearded 'Boston Bomber' Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Smiles as he Appears in Court -One of his Supporters is Dragged From the Room Screaming 'Don't Kill an Bnnocent boy'

Tsarnaev is believed to have organized the bombings at the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon, along with older brother Tamerlan
Appeared in federal court on Monday for pre-trial hearing attended by over a dozen survivors and victims' families
If convicted, he faces the possibility of the death penalty
Reporters in the room wrote that Tsarnaev looked and acted casual but was respectful when talking with the judge and his defense team
Woman was kicked out of the gallery for yelling 'don't kill an innocent boy'
Small group of protesters gathered outside the courthouse holding up signs in support of Tsarnaev

Daily Mail UK, 18 December 2014

With wild hair and a new beard, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev appeared in court this morning for the first time in more than a year, smiling at his lawyers as he took his place before a gallery full of Boston Marathon bombing survivors and victims' families.

The emotional but brief hearing was punctuated by a woman being dragged out of the gallery screaming 'don't kill an innocent boy' and words of encouragement to the suspect in Russian.

The 21-year-old stands accused of detonating twin bombs at the marathon's finish line in April 2013, killing three and injuring more than 260, with his brother Tamerlan who was later killed in a shootout with police.
Tsarnaev wore a black sweater, white shirt and green pants to the hearing, and appeared to have healed since the last time he was seen in public. At his July 2013 arraignment, Tsarnaev's face was still battered and he was wearing a cast on his arm from injuries sustained in his dramatic arrest.

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The trial begins: Boston bombing suspect Dzokhar Tsarnaev attended a pre-trial hearing Thursday morning, which marked the first time he's been seen in public since July 2013. A sketch of the accused 21-year-old in court on Thursday shows he has a new beard

Leaving the building: A motorcade carrying Tsarnaev rolls away from federal court in Boston on Thursday after the brief pre-trial hearing

Reporters in the room for the hearing wrote that Tsarnaev looked and acted casual, but was respectful to the judge and attentive to his defense attorneys. A group of 14 Boston Marathon survivors sat together on one side of the gallery to witness the event.

Tsarnaev faces 30 charges related to the bombings, and if convicted, he could face the death penalty.
Thursday's hearing marked the last time that prosecutors or the defense could request ground rules for the trial, expected to start next month.

Capital crimes: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev (pictured) faces 30 charges related to the deadly attack, and if convicted could face the death penalty

According to reports from the hearing, Tsarnaev's defense asked U.S. District Court Judge George O’Toole Jr about whether they could use expert testimony to show how or if his older brother Tamerlan 'influenced him' and whether the jury would hear about their family upbringing.
The brothers were believed to have carried out the attack together, but Tamerlan died in a shoot out with police a few days after the bombings.
All the while, Tsarnaev sat slouching in his chair 'looking down' and 'occasionally looking over at the government's lawyers' a Buzzfeed reporter tweeted.

Another reporter from WBZ said Tsarnaev fidgeted, playing with his shirt collar, but appeared to be focused when speaking or listening to his defense team.

The Buzzfeed reporter said Tsarnaev called the judge 'Sir' any time he was asked a question.

At one point, a woman was kicked out of the gallery for yelling 'don't kill an innocent boy' and other words directed at Tsarnaev in Russian. He did not respond, or look out at the gallery for the court appearance.
After she was escorted out of the building, the woman identified as Elena Teyer spoke with reporters and claimed to be the mother-in-law of Ibragim Todashev - a friend of Tamerlan Tsarnaev who was shot dead after attacking an FBI agent with a pipe or stick during an interrogation at his Florida apartment in May 2013.

Investigators said Todashev was in the middle of writing a statement, implicating himself and Tamerlan in an unrelated September 11, 2011 triple-homicide in Waltham, Massachusetts.

The judge hearing the case previously denied a request from Tsarnaev's lawyers, requesting the prosecution turn over evidence from the Waltham investigation - believing it could be used in the trial.

Teyer says she told Tsarnaev in Russian:

'We prayed for you. Be strong, my son. We know you are innocent.'

Chaos in the court room: This woman, identified as Elena Teyer, was kicked out of court on Thursday for yelling 'don't kill an innocent boy' during a hearing

Face off: Conspiracy theorists had an awkward exchange with Boston Marathon bombing survivor Marc Fucarile (right), who lost his leg in the attack. At one point he took off his prosthetic leg and asked if it 'was trickery'

Marathon victim confronts protesters outside Boston courthouse

Conspiracy theorists: A small contingent of protesters stood outside the federal courthouse in Boston on Thursday to support Tsarnaev, believing he is innocent

Supporter: Kimberly Ciaramella holds a sign outside federal court in Boston Thursday while Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was in a final hearing before his trial begins

The hearing lasted just 25 minutes, with Tsarnaev immediately being placed back in handcuffs. The judge and attorneys will continue meeting for private sessions over the next two weeks. The judge made no decisions on the ground rules requests, and will rule on them in written motions over the coming weeks.
That includes Tsarnaev's latest request to get the trial delayed and moved out of Boston.

One of Tsarnaev's lawyers David Bruck said they would be filing a motion to delay the scheduled January 5 trial, but would not say by how long.
The judge previously turned down his defense team's petition to move the trial in September, saying at the time that they had not provided enough evidence that media coverage of the bombings prejudiced the local jury pool beyond impartiality.
One of the locations the defense team recommended was Washington, D.C.

On Thursday, both prosecutors and the defense submitted proposed questions to ask potential jurors, which will be drawn from a pool of at least 1,200.

The trial is expected to last several months, with jury selection probably taking a month.
Before the hearing got underway on Thursday, protesters gathered outside the court house to greet survivors, law enforcement who worked on the case and victims' family members who were filing into the building.

Together: It's believed that Dzhokar (in white baseball cap) and his brother Tamerlan (in black baseball hat with sunglasses) placed backpacks containing pressure-cooker bombs at the finish line of the Boston Marathon

Day in court: Watertown, Massachusetts Police Chief Ed Deveau walks pasts protesters as he leaves the court room on Thursday. Watertown was where Dzhokhar was finally surrounded by police and arrested, hiding out in a boat in the backyard of a stranger's home

Frenzy: The scene outside the Boston federal court house where Dzhokhar Tsarnaev appeared for a pre-trial hearing Thursday morning

Stare down: Several Boston Marathon survivors attended the hearing including victim Marc Fucarile (pictured). A Buzzfeed reporter said that Fucarile couldn't take his eyes off Tsarnaev in the court room

Grand exit: Fucarile, right, leaves federal court in Boston, with his wife Jen, center, on Thursday

Among the demonstrators was a small contingent, holding up signs in support of Tsarnaev - believing he's innocent.
That led to one awkward encounter with Boston Marathon survivor Marc Fucarile, who went up to the group and took off his prosthetic leg, asking if it 'was trickery'.

'I just asked her if she wanted to come in and look at the evidence and then she could make her choices and decisions on how she feels,' Fucarile told reporters at the end of the hearing.

Earlier this year, three of Tsarnaev's friends were found guilty of interfering with the police investigation.
Friends Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev were convicted on charges related to throwing away Tsarnaev's backpack containing fireworks from his dorm room, while Robel Phillipos was found guilty of lying to federal agents about being in the room when it happened.
All three are waiting to be sentenced for their crimes.

Tsarnaev's Thursday hearing comes just one day after his sister Ailina Tsarnaeva appeared in Manhattan Criminal Court for allegedly threatening a woman who previously dated her boyfriend.

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IBRAGIM TODASEV'S MOTHER-IN-LAW INTERRUPTS TSARNAEV HEARING

The woman who was dragged from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Thursday hearing says she was the mother-in-law of Ibragim Todashev - a friend of Tamerlan Tsarnaev who was shot dead during a police interrogation after the bombings.
On May 22, 2013, a month after the bombings, an FBI agent and two Massachusetts State Police troopers questioned Todashev at his Florida apartment about another crime Tamerlan was suspected of carrying out.
The three at the meeting say he implicated himself and Tamerlan in 2011 triple-homicide in Waltham, Massachussets, and was just starting to write his confession when he asked to take a break and then started attacking the agent with a pipe or stick.

Friend of the family: Teyer later claimed to be the mother-in-law of Ibragim Todashev (right), a friend of Tamerlan Tsarnaev who was shot dead when he attacked an FBI agent during an interrogation after the bombings. Investigators later said that Todashev was in the middle of writing a statement, implicating himself and Tamerlan in an unrelated September 11, 2011 triple-homicide

That's when the officers responded by shooting him dead.

The appearance of Todachev's mother-in-law at the Boston court house on Thursday, brought the investigation back into the public eye.
Shortly after Tamerlan was connected to the Boston Marathon bombings, local investigators reopened a triple-homicide case from 2011 which they believed he might be connected to.

Did he kill twice? Tamerlan Tsarnaev was best friends with 2011 triple-homicide victim Brendan Mess, but allegedly the two had a falling out right before Mess ended up dead. Investigators reopened the case in light of Tsarnaev's connection to the Boston bombings

Friends Brendan Mess ,Eric Weissman and Raphael Teken were found butchered to death in Mess's Waltham apartment on September 12, 2011, though officials now believe they were killed the day before - on the 10-year anniversary of 9/11.
Mess, who was an amateur fighter like Tamerlan, was described as Tamerlan's best friend, though they were in the middle of a row at the time of his death over Mess's 'lifestyle'.

Mess and the other victims' heads were found nearly decapitated after their throats were slit from ear to ear, and their bodies were covered with pounds of marijuana. $5,000 dollars was found left at the scene.
The local defense attorney at the time said the state the bodies were left in suggest that the crime was not random, and that the killer or killers likely knew the victims.
A Waltham Police investigator at the time said it was 'the worst bloodbath' he had seen in his long career in law enforcement.
'There was no forced entry, it was clear that the victims had let the killer in. And their throats were slashed right out of an al Qaeda training video. The drugs and money on the bodies was very strange,' the investigator added.

While Tamerlan was apparently not a suspect when the murders first happened in 2011, his role in the Boston bombings showed a change in character that led investigators to look into the case to see if there was any connection.

What they found was mounting evidence connecting Tamerlan to the crime, including cellphone pings putting him near the location of Mess's apartment when the murders were thought to have been committed.
His behavior before and after Mess's death was also suspicious.

Brendan Mess (top), Raphael Tekken (left in center image) and Erik Weissman were found butchered to death in Mess's home on September 12, 2011. It's now believed they were murdered on the 10-year anniversary of 9/11

John Allan, the owner of a mixed-martial arts gym, says that Tamleran introduced him to Mess in 2011 as his 'best friend' but showed little remorse when he died.

'After Mess died it really shocked me how unemotional [Tamerlan] was. He just kind of laughed and said, 'Can you believe it?' It was like he didn’t care about this kid he grew up with,' Allan said.

And Tamerlan did not attend Mess's memorial service, his former roommate.
There's also evidence that Tamerlan was beginning to become more interested in radical Islam.

Right after the murders, Tamerlan left Massachusetts to spend six months in his native Dagestan and nearby Chechnya, where it's alleged he became radicalized and possibly trained by local Islamist groups.

His changing attitudes towards his religion also suggest the date of the murders was no coincidence - on the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. It's been widely reported that all three men killed were Jewish.
The investigation into the triple murder is on-going.

Marathon Victim Confronts Protesters Outside Boston Courthouse

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,594 Thanks: 27,633 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	PhOtOs-Boston Bomber Smiles in Court-Supporter Screams 'Don't Kill Him' 'Bipolar' Boston Bomb Hoaxer Appears in Court and is Sentenced to a Mental Evaluation after Leaving a Rice Cooker filled with Confetti at the Finish Line on the One-Year Anniversary Kevin 'Kayvon' Edson was arrested Tuesday after dropping a backpack with a rice cooker filled with confetti at the Boston Marathon finish line The stunt happened when the area was under heavy scrutiny because it was the one-year anniversary of the rice cooker bombings that killed three Edson's mother told police that her 25-year-old son, a former art school student, is bipolar He was wearing blue and yellow face paint when he was arrested and told police 'It's symbolism, come on. The performance got the best of me' Undergoing a court-ordered mental evaluation and is being held on $100,000 bail By AP, 17 April 2014 The man arrested near the Boston Marathon finish line carrying a backpack containing a rice cooker on the anniversary of the bombings has been sent to a state psychiatric facility for an evaluation Wednesday following his initial court appearance. Kevin 'Kayvon' Edson was sent to Bridgewater State Hospital and ordered held on $100,000 bail after an appearance in Boston Municipal Court on charges of threatening battery, possession of a hoax explosive device, threats to commit a crime, disturbing the peace, disturbing a public assembly and disorderly conduct. The 25-year-old's next court date was scheduled for May 7. According to a police report read aloud in court, after Edson was read his rights, he told an officer: 'I knew what I was doing, it was conceived in my head. It's symbolism, come on. The performance got the best of me.' Color coordination: 'Kayvon' Edson's face was painted yellow and blue, the traditional colors of the marathon, when he was arrested Tuesday night after dropping off a backpack with a rice cooker filled with confetti at the finish line on the one-year anniversary of the bombings Edson's arrest occurred hours after ceremonies to mark last year's Boston Marathon bombings, in which two pressure cooker bombs hidden in backpacks exploded, killing three people near the finish line and injuring more than 260 others. Edson, with addresses in Boston and Wakefield, was stopped late Tuesday after passers-by told an officer they saw him yelling, walking barefoot down the middle of a street, veiled in black, in pouring rain. His face was painted yellow and blue, the traditional colors of the marathon, police said. The street was open to pedestrians at the time, and police said his presence was not a security breach. Man behind the stunt: Edson told police that he 'got caught up in the performance' when he went through with the bomb scare Mental problems: Edson's mother said that the former art school student, seen in court on Wednesday, has bipolar disorder The backpack was destroyed in a controlled explosion by police, who later determined that the contents were not explosive. Edson's mother, Joie Edson, said her son has bipolar disorder. Parsons The New School for Design and the Fashion Institute of Technology, both in New York City, confirmed that Edson had taken classes at their schools but never graduated. The Massachusetts College of Art and Design posted a statement on its website saying that an undergraduate student had been arrested by police and the school was cooperating with authorities, but it did not mention Edson by name. The stunt : Witnesses spotted the first bag being dropped off by a barefoot man- later identified as Edson- dressed in all black with a black veil who was 'acting strangely' and yelling 'Boston Strong!' What remained: A member of the bomb squad inspects the bag after a controlled detonation at the finish line of the Boston Marathon in Boston, Tuesday, April 15, 2014 A second suspicious backpack also was found Tuesday. Officers determined it had been left behind by a media outlet and was not dangerous, but it too was destroyed. The backpacks rattled nerves days ahead of this year's marathon. Police kept people away from the finish line area for about three hours Tuesday and trains bypassed the nearby Copley Square station. 'With the marathon coming, our officers are taking it seriously,' police Superintendent Randall Halstead said. 'The safety of the public is utmost __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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