FBI bars release of autopsy info for Boston bombing suspect’s acquaintanceAdan SalazarInfowars.comJuly 17, 2013

Friends of the slainman say “he wasn’tclose friends” withTamerlan Tsarnaev The FBI has barred aFlorida medicalexaminer from publiclyreleasing autopsyinformation that wouldshed light on the deathof 27-year-old IbragimTodashev, theacquaintance of BostonMarathon bombingsuspect TamerlanTsarvaev, who was shotat least six times by anFBI agent in hisOrlando apartmentduring a routineinterrogation on May20 earlier this year. “’The FBI has informed this office that the case is still under active investigation and thus not to releasethe document,’ Tony Miranda, forensic records coordinator for Orange and Osceola counties in Orlando, said in a letter to the media today,” reports the Boston Globe.According to USA Today, Miranda’s statement cites a Florida statute which bars the release of autopsy reports during criminal investigations. The autopsy was completed July 8 and was reportedly “ready forrelease.”

CNN reported Todashev was killed “during questioning about a 2011 triple homicide in Waltham, Massachusetts, as well as his relationship with deceased Boston Marathon bombings suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev.”

Two people with direct knowledge of the case told ABC News that Todashev was ready to sign a confession to the 2011 murders, but apparently decided to attack armed officers instead.

Besides claiming that the “violent confrontation was initiated by the individual,” the FBI has yet to release an official explanation regarding Todashev’s murder.

According to an interview with one Todashev’s friends, Todashev may have been wanted for questioning because of a conversation he had had with Tamerlan a month earlier over Skype. The

friend also said Todashev had met the older Tsarnaev brother in Boston when he lived there, but “he wasn’t close friends with him, he just happened to know him.”

Prior to the interrogation, Todashev told his friend Khusn Taramiv he felt he would be shot by the FBI. “He felt inside he was going to get shot,” Taramiv said. “I told him, ‘Everything is going to be fine, don’t worry about it.’ He said, ‘I have a really bad feeling.’”

The FBI struggled to get their story straight in the immediate aftermath of the shooting. The narrative of which weapon Todashev used, and the manner in which he supposedly used it, to attack agents changed multiple times, from a knife, to a steel rod, then to a chair, a samurai sword and also a broom stick. Finally law enforcement officials were forced to admit that Todashev was unarmed when he was killed.

Todashev’s father, Abdulbaki Todashev, has maintained his son’s innocence since day one, saying he wasn’t “crazy” and wouldn’t try to attack armed men. After examining autopsy photos of his son’s body sent to him by one of Todashev’s friends, he claims his son was shot “execution style” six times in the torso and once in the back of the head.

“They were torturing the man for eight hours. There was no lawyer, no witnesses, nobody. Until we get the results of the official investigation, we can only guess what was going on there,” Abdulbaki Todashev told CNN.

The strange circumstances surrounding Todashev’s death convinced even liberal talking head, MSNBC host and Rhodes Scholar Rachel Maddow that something was awry, although she made a special effort to stay far away from mentioning that evil word “conspiracy.”

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Boston Marathon Bombings Suspect Featured On Rolling Stone CoverCBS BostonJuly 17, 2013

Rolling Stone is stirring up controversywith its new cover.

The August issue of the music magazinefeatures a photo of Boston Marathonbombings suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on thecover.

Related: Bombing Victims’ Furious

The magazine did a feature story on Tsarnaevwith a headline of “The Bomber.”

According to Rolling Stone, the story, writtenby contributing editor Janet Reitman, delivers“a riveting and heartbreaking account of howa charming kid with a bright future became amonster.”

Rolling Stone put out the cover on its Facebook page and it has already receivedthousands of negative comments

According to Rolling Stone, the story,written by contributing editor JanetReitman, delivers “a riveting and heartbreaking account of how a charming kid with a bright future became a monster.”

Rolling Stone put out the cover on its Facebook page and it has already received thousands of negative comments. A separate Facebook page was created overnight – Boycott Rolling Stone Magazine For Their Latest Cover . It had generated more than 54,000 “likes” by Wednesday afternoon. Dzhokhar, and his brother Tamerlan, allegedly put two bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon in April. Three people were killed and hundreds were injured when the bombs detonated seconds apart. Authorities also say the Tsarnaevs killed MIT police officer Sean Collier days after the bombings. Tamerlan died after a gunfight with police officers in Watertown. Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to 30 federal charges including using a weapon of mass destruction to kill. He could face the death penalty if prosecutors choose to pursue it.

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