Fed Explains Why Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Was Sentenced To DEATH!
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We're gonna be covering the Boston Marathon bombing.
And don't worry, guys, Amanda will be uh she'll be helping me out on this one, and then uh she'll come on the show as well uh this week while she's in town.
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Um, but yeah, guys, so um so today we're gonna be covering the Boston Marathon bombing, man.
This case I have a lot of knowledge on because I was actually living in Boston at the time when this happened back in 2013.
I was in college in my last year.
And um, funny story, go down memory lane.
What this is almost 10 years ago.
So I'll never forget.
So the Boston Marathon, guys, is huge in Boston.
They did the the town is shut down, it's like a holiday there, right?
And I went to Northeastern University, all right.
And Northeastern University, guys.
Um, you know what?
Let me just show y'all on the map so you guys know exactly what I'm talking about.
So Northeastern, right?
Is very close to uh it's in downtown Boston.
It's right next to um where the the b the bombings happen, right?
And at the time we have our finals, like we get out of school early because we have something called the co-op program, right?
So we would most schools you know end around May.
We ended uh in April.
So I was writing my final paper uh for uh it was a paper on um what was it?
I think it was on Homeland Security.
It was a paper on like uh preventing terror.
Yes, it was it was it was a paper on preventing terrorism and and homeland security, right?
Because I was a major of criminal justice, right?
And uh I'm in there, I got all my stuff.
Like I when I write my papers, I turn my phones off.
I lock myself in my dorm.
I'm writing this paper because like I'm trying to graduate, right?
Because this is this is my last uh class.
And uh, and what happens is um I get a uh I get a uh I get like a text, right?
Um when I opened it up, because I like I took a break from writing my paper and I open up my phone and my uh I was it was um I was entering at the time with homeland security.
I had just started.
This is 2013, this is three years later.
So I had been I was interned and I was about to graduate, right?
So I get a text message from my supervisor.
He says, Call me.
And I was like, what?
Uh I'm I'm off today.
I'm not supposed to go into The office because the office is is in uh is in downtown as well.
It's in the government center.
And I was like, oh fuck, did I miss work?
Like, was I supposed to go or whatever?
They know I have a paper.
What the hell?
And he calls me, he says, hey, um, or I call him.
He's like, hey, are you all right?
I was like, yeah, I'm fine.
What's wrong?
He's like, a bomb just went off at the marathon.
I was like, what?
And um, and I never forget that shit because I was literally writing a paper on terrorism.
And and I had I had just finished writing a paragraph, right?
That um we would never have an uh we would we will we will never have a terrorist attack similar to 9 11 ever again.
How fucking crazy is that, guys?
And I had just finished writing that paragraph, and then I got that call.
And I had to delete that fucking paragraph.
I'll tell y'all that right now, man.
So um that sticks in my memory uh because I was literally writing a paper on terrorism to graduate from school, my last thesis paper, and I wrote that paragraph that we will because I I wrote about how the United States had done so much work to prevent foreign terrorism.
And I said we will never get a terrorist attack again on that level.
And which we we haven't, but you know, when this attack hit, I was like, damn, okay, I spoke too soon.
And yeah, so I deleted that paragraph, bro, and uh, yep, you had to change that that that paper up a bit.
It gave me it took a little bit longer, but it was uh, you know, uh very fond memories.
Uh well, not the bombing, obviously, but like living in Boston, everything like that.
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So okay, Boston Marathon bombing.
Okay, so in case you so let's uh let's here we go.
I'll share the screen uh screen with y'all here in a second.
So guys, this this uh this is probably after 9-11.
I would say this was the the worst um terrorist attack uh in in the United States by far.
Um and hold on one second.
By far the worst one after um, and I'm gonna share this screen with y'all real fast.
Let me enlarge this.
And we're gonna go look ahead and look at all the maps and everything else like that too, guys.
So here we go.
Boston Marathon bombing happened uh April 15, 2013, 249 p.m.
This is the day that I was writing that paper, and I got proven wrong.
Uh so here we go.
Shout out to all the people that make fun of me for using uh Wikipedia.
I will continue Wikipedia.
Uh so the Boston Marathon bombing was a radical Islamist domestic terrorist attack that took place there in an annual Boston Marathon on April 15th, 2013, inspired by Al-Qaeda.
Two terrorists and brothers, uh the Zokar Sarnev and Tamerlin Sarnev planted two homemade pressure cooker bombs.
Did I pronounce that right?
Is it Sar is uh the Zokar Amanda?
Is it the Zokar or is it Zokar?
I feel like I'm not the person to ask.
No, I don't know if if my can you look it up for me?
Yes, yeah, can you look it up for me?
Yes.
All right.
So uh and we go two terrorist Brothers.
Okay, playing a two homemade pressure cooker bombs, which detonated 14 seconds and 210 uh yards apart at 249 p.m. near the finish line of the race, killing three people and injuring hundreds of others, including 17 who lost limbs.
Three days later, the FBI released images of the two suspects.
Don't worry, guys.
I got that uh for y'all, that video, who were later identified as Chechen uh Kyrgyzstanny, American Brothers, Zokar Sarnev and Termalin Sarnov.
Uh following that identification of the subsex suspects, they killed an MIT policeman, uh, aka Sean Collier, rest in peace to him.
Um kidnapped the man in his car and had a shootout with the police in nearby Watertown during which two officers were severely injured, one of whom, DJ Simmons uh Simmons, died a year later.
Termin was shot several times, and his brother Zokar ran him over while escaping in the stolen car and died soon after.
Guys, I want to tell you something, bro.
This this was the city went into lockdown when they were looking for these guys.
No one was allowed to leave their dorms when this was going down, and Watertown is a town right over.
As a matter of fact, Watertown, guys, is where we had our uh where um our boat houses uh for Northeastern University.
Like when I used to go to practice, here I'll show y'all right now.
Let's have some fun with this.
So Watertown, right?
North Eastern.
Right.
I literally used to go to practice.
It's in Watertown.
It's right by Harvard Stadium, Northeastern University.
My fucking spelling sucks.
Sorry, guys.
Uh Boathouse.
Right.
Henderson Boathouse, right?
Oh, hold on, go back.
Shout out to all my all my huskies out there.
Where's the address on this bad boy?
Something Soldiers Field Road.
Oh, there we go.
So here we go.
Yep.
So here it is, right?
Oh, this must have been for when we had a regatta or some shit like that.
So you come in, right?
There's the boathouse right there, right?
This is pretty much Watertown, guys.
Uh, where where our boathouse was, right?
And you come out here, and then bang, you're you're pretty much on like Star Old Drive here, right?
Or Soldiers Field Road.
And Watertown is right down this way.
So you the bow house is over here to your right.
You just keep going, and that takes you into into Watertown.
Okay.
That's how close it was.
So we didn't go to practice.
We didn't do, we didn't leave campus, nothing.
It was it was crazy.
It was crazy when that stuff was going down.
Um so okay.
And we're gonna we're gonna go through that criminal complaint here in a second, by the way.
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Um, so yeah, so they put us on on lockdown when that all happened, okay.
So um, so when this all happened, guys, they ended up finally catching it, guys, right?
They were they went on this spree.
They were like for five days or whatever, and then finding him.
And it was nuts when they found him.
Uh, and I'll show you guys the I'll show you.
I got a video to show you guys later on what it was like after they caught him.
But let's actually know what I can show it to you now.
Because this criminal complaint that I'm gonna show you guys is when he got arrested, right?
So the they bombed it on the 13th on the 15th, and then a couple days later they got him.
Um, and let me show you this video here.
I'll never forget this, bro.
This this was some crazy stuff.
Um pulling it up right now.
Okay.
So I'm gonna share a screen with y'all here in a second.
Hold on.
Let me move this thing.
This video.
All right.
All right.
Just to give you guys the atmosphere of what it was like in Boston at the time.
Boom.
And you could take that down, Amanda.
Uh, okay.
So um, this right here is on, I think this is I took this uh in um I took this video the day he got caught.
Um, and this is in Mission Hill.
It's all my uh boss of people, y'all know what time it is.
So check this out, bro.
Streets are packed.
I don't know why it's so 90, but it's old.
That's a young Myron right there.
With my flannel.
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*Sexy music*
Crazy, right?
Dude.
It was unfucking real, man.
Like the whole city, like the next day was off and shit.
Like it was it was crazy.
It was it was literally fucking crazy.
Um when they caught him.
Because bro, you guys gotta remember the city was on lockdown for like a week while they're looking for these dudes, bro.
You couldn't do nothing.
Everything was closed.
It was like COVID, but worse.
So um, yeah, that was uh that was back when I had hair.
Now I'm fucking bald aka.
So anyway, guys.
Um, so as you guys know, the bombs went off, right?
And let me see here.
If I I think I got a video to show y'all when the bombs went off, and then we're gonna read the scroll complaint here.
I got a bunch of videos for y'all.
But yeah, this case was crazy.
Uh man, what what was going on with you when you um when this when this bombing happened?
Where where were you when it happened?
I was in college at FSE.
Oh shit.
And uh, or you majoring in the uh over there at that time.
Uh my degree is in business.
Okay.
Specifically marketing.
But what were you specifically doing?
Were you like sitting in the library studying or something, or what happened?
Yeah, we're gonna go with that.
We're gonna go with that.
That's exactly what I was doing.
All right, well, we'll study in the library.
I don't remember exactly what I was doing.
I've this is a very smashing some dude in the college dorm somewhere.
That I love how you took it there.
Absolutely.
No, I just don't remember back.
It's pathetic.
Well, I remember because I was like, yeah, yeah, he's in Boston at the time out here giving me a hard time.
Like, wow.
Of course, of course.
I hope you would remember what you were doing when you were in the city.
Yeah, man.
I was in Tallahassee.
It was a chillin'.
Tallahassee.
There's nothing, man.
There ain't nothing in Tallahassee, bro.
There's two colleges.
Well, two major colleges and lots of small ones.
But yeah, there's not much going on there.
Yeah, no, definitely uh save college town.
Yeah, I mean, Tallahassee.
There's a federal prison up there, by the way.
I went up there, I remember to go interview uh interview a guy.
Well, thank God I never ran across any of those guys when I was up there.
Well, well, well, actually, it's a low, it's a low-cost uh prison as well.
Like low, low security.
Like there, it's like a campus.
But um, anyway.
So uh we're gonna I'm gonna show you guys something that uh is gonna give you a little bit of background on uh the two brothers, okay, where they're from, etc.
So they're from Chechnya, guys, and uh yeah, I know you're like, what the fuck is that?
So uh this expert here that and uh in Russian economics is gonna break it down for y'all.
Sure, that part of the world.
Uh these are still early days, but what can you tell us about kind of a primer on that region?
What we know now, Marcus, is that the two suspects the authorities say are of Chechen origin.
Uh, but that's all we really know.
We don't know about any connections at all between the fact that they are of Chechen origin and what is going on or what has been going on, Chechnya.
We think they've been a lot of their lives here in the US.
Exactly.
Now, Chechnya is a predominantly Muslim region of southern Russia in the Caucasus region.
It is a part of Russia, the Russian Federation.
Residents of Chechnya are Russian citizens, and in Chechnya there has been a separatist Islamic insurgency since the early 90s since the breakup of the of the former Soviet Union.
Uh the Russian government has fought two very brutal civil wars to put down that insurgency, but it is continued at a kind of a low level for many, many years.
And there have been anytime, guys, you you have you know conflicts like this or whatever, and it's like there's a power struggle or whatever, this is when extremists come into play.
You know what I'm saying?
There's these are favorable situations where extremists come in and try to you know brainwash people into you know getting a bit more radical.
I've been terrorist Uh incidents that have occurred in Russia because of this Chechen insurgency.
But again, we have no idea whether or not there's any connection between that, between what is going on now in Chechnya and in the Caucasus region overall and in Russia and what happened with the Boston Marathon.
All we know is that these these young men, uh, these brothers, their their origin is they're of Chechen origin.
Uh, there is a community of a Chechen community in the U.S. We don't know how close they are to to that community are to the issues back in Chechen.
That's correct.
In fact, there is a very large Chechen exile community in both Europe, especially in Europe and in and in Turkey and in other and parts of the Middle East.
They fled the civil war in Chechnya since the early 90s, and some of them I think have come to the United States as well.
We do know, for example, it appears that one or both of the suspects have um been involved in social media, Russian social media.
They had uh and one of the brothers, guys, is a U.S. citizen naturalized, and the other one uh was a green card holder.
The older brother was a green card holder, the younger brother Zokar was a U.S. citizen, naturalized.
Um taking part in kind of the Russian equivalent of Facebook or other kinds of social platforms and discussed a little bit their their interest, their interest in Islam, for example, things like that.
Again, we don't really know whether that means anything, whether there's any connection between that, between what is going on in Chechnya, what has gone on in Chechnya and what happened in Boston.
Despite all those open questions, there's still some sense.
You have some sense, knowing Vladimir Putin, the Russian leader, that that he may look at this and say, uh, I told you so.
That's correct.
I mean, uh I I can say with some degree of certainty that in the Kremlin today, they're just saying that we told you so.
They have complained for a long time uh that they do not that the West doesn't appreciate how difficult it's been for them to put down uh what they refer to as terrorism, this Muslim insurgency in Chechnya in the Caucasus region as a whole.
Uh, they've been criticized by the West for human rights abuses in Chechnya and in the Caucus region as a whole, and they feel that the West hasn't crazy out there, guys they face.
And the rest, the the the Russians have tried to say this is part of the case.
Yeah, so that's the background of the two bombers, where they're from.
Um so and they can't and they came to the United States uh later on, and the brother would travel often.
The older brother, Tamerlin, Tamerlin's older brother, Zokar's younger brother, they would travel between the United States and uh Chechnya, but the brother traveled the most, and that's where he got radicalized.
So, all right.
So let's pull up this uh this criminal complaint here.
Okay, guys.
So after the bombing happened, right?
Uh hold on.
Let me.
And what I'll do is while I'm going through the criminal complaint, guys, we're gonna stop and I'm gonna show you guys like footage and all the other stuff so that it's a little bit more dynamic.
But um, excuse me.
Uh so after um he got arrested, right?
Uh, your boy Azokar got arrested.
Um, the FBI did something called a criminal complaint.
And a criminal complaint is when you have someone in custody or when you want to get an arrest warrant, you go ahead and you type up an affidavit, and that affidavit uh will get you an arrest warrant to go get your guy.
And in this case, uh, they did a criminal complaint that in support of an arrest warrant, and they were able to go get him uh after he was taken into custody.
And we'll talk about how he was taken into custody as well in Watertown uh behind the boat.
And then he was uh indicted later on.
So let me boom, let me open this up for y'all.
And guys, do me a quick favor.
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Um these types of uh um uh streams for y'all.
Okay, so let's start getting down to business here.
All right.
And this criminal complaint is going to share a lot of what happened.
So here we go.
And let me enlarge it for y'all.
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So um, all right.
Uh all right, so let's get into this.
So here's a criminal complaint.
Uh either complain in this case, state that the following is true to the best of my knowledge and belief honor about the dates of April 15, 2013 in the county of Suffolk in the district of Massachusetts.
Basically 18 U.S.C. 2332AA, use of a weapon of mass destruction, 18 USC 844, malicious destruction of property resulting in death.
And uh C attached affidavit of special agent Daniel R. I think is it Genk or Neck?
Is it help me out here, man?
How's that pronounced?
This is very I think that's a German last name.
I would say Gank.
Genk?
Yeah.
All right, someone in the chat help us out.
All right, okay.
So this is the cover page right here, right, guys.
And also, if you guys want a little bit of sauce right now, um so check this out.
It was signed on uh April 21st uh at 6 47 p.m.
And the judge crossed out Boston and put it in Brookline, okay.
Does anyone in the chat know why that happened?
I'm gonna I'm gonna give y'all I want y'all in the chat to type in and tell me why you think he put the uh the judge crossed out uh Boston and put Brookline on my Massachusetts people.
Let me know.
I give it 10 seconds.
Do you have any idea why?
No?
No clue?
So wait, guys, why do you guys think they pro Brookline instead of Boston?
If anyone gets this, I'm going to be extremely impressed.
If anyone gets this, I'm going to be very impressed.
Different district.
That's not too far too brooklyn as in a part of part of Boston proper MBTA, I don't know, Redtown.
Okay, I didn't expect any of you guys to get it.
No, the those are all wrong.
The reason why, guys, is because the agent went to the judge's house and probably got this arrest warrant signed.
That's why.
So um it's very common, guys, when you got like you know, crazy cases, or you need uh uh you need a warrant immediately, you'll go to the judge's house um and they'll sign it.
Uh you'll read it to them.
You swear they'll literally swear you in at their fucking front door and they'll sign the shit.
Or you'll go inside and uh they'll swear you in and and you'll sign it.
I've done it before where I've uh I've I've went to many judges' houses to get a rest an arrest warrant or a search warrant signed.
Um and yeah, it happens, guys.
It happens.
It's kind of funny.
You you guys want to hear a funny story.
I'll tell you guys a funny story.
So back when I was in Laredo, Texas, we're we're uh on this house, right?
And we needed a search warrant for it.
We need to get some evidence.
And uh I had agents sitting at the house, right?
As you guys know I used to work for Long Homeland Screen Investigations.
I didn't work for the FBI, I work for HSI.
And I had guys on surveillance out on a house, and we knew that there was you know uh some evidence in that house.
So I went back to the office, typed up a search warrant, and then um it's like midnight, right?
It's late as hell, and they're waiting they're waiting there at the house.
So I called it at duty USA said, Hey, I need to talk to the judge.
And like, and they put me in touch with the judge, right?
And they used the prosecutor.
And he's like, Okay, well, this judge is available, go to her house.
This is the address, blah, blah, blah.
So I get in my car, I go another agent, we go over there, and I parked the car, and uh this judge actually really nice judge.
She she's from she went to Harvard, actually.
Very funny.
That's me and her used to talk about the talk when I under any time I went to her chambers to talk about a case.
Uh I went to Northeast, she went to Harvard, so we would talk about Boston.
But anyway, that's a whole other story.
Uh, so I went inside, right?
Uh to get sworn in.
I kid you not, guys.
She has kids, and they have like a little T-set, T-set table and shit like that, right?
With the little chairs that you could like play tea party.
Bro, I kid you now.
She sat me down at the T-Set and she took the affidavit from me, and she started reading it.
And she's like, uh, she read it, and I'm just my big ass is just sitting there like this with my knees all up and shit, like no joke.
I'm sitting there, bro.
Like with my fucking knees up like this looking like a weirdo, right?
All cramped and shit.
And uh, and I'm sitting there, right?
And I got like a vest on, like I had my vest in the car, and I got my guns and shit, obviously, but I had it concealed, right?
Of course.
But it's like, and my my buddy was where I like was uh where it uh the guy, the age of that cable.
He's wearing like a vest and shit.
It's all tacked out, and and I'm just sitting there in this T this T desk, and she's reading through the affidavit, reading through the affidavit, right?
Because this woman, she went to Harvard, so she was very, very critical of affidavits, right?
Making sure there's enough probable cause, whatever.
And she's like, okay, this is good.
And she signs It right and uh well, actually, no, sorry, she said, okay, this is good.
All right, uh, agent uh agent photo, uh is uh put your right hand up, boom, right?
Uh is everything in this complaint uh true and correct to the best of your knowledge, so help you God.
Yes, yes, ma'am.
And then she uh okay, and I'm sitting there swearing at a fucking T-set, like a little uh girl's T-set thing.
And she signs it, gives it to me.
I said, Thank you, Judge, and we went to go execute the warrant.
But uh, but yeah, so because you guys could look at the time.
It's uh it's at 6 47.
So the the judge was probably home by this time, and it's in Brookline.
And Brookline's a very nice area in Boston, guys.
It's like a little suburb right outside the city.
That's where uh they got a big ass Whole Foods over there, if I don't remember correctly.
And then there's a big ass hill too that I used to use to run up there.
But that's why it says Brookline.
I didn't expect any of you guys to know that, but um, but yeah, you could tell that he probably went to the judge's house to get this signed because this was obviously a big deal, right?
So anyway, funny little story there.
So going back to the shit to uh to the complaint.
Um here's the affidavit, right?
Now, as you guys know, um, we talk about this all the time.
When you do a criminal complaint, right?
The first paragraph, you always talk about who you are and um what your experience is, right?
So you know what?
Matter of fact, I'll pull up another one too here, right?
No matter who you are, right?
You always gotta um see if I could pull up one of my old complaints for you guys.
I think they is this one of mine.
Oh, yeah, look, see, these people tried to dox me before, and I got and I got this.
Oh man.
Here, I'll put I'll pull this up after for y'all.
But yeah, people um people that and that's the whole reason the FedEx channel even even started was because I uh uh you know they doxed me trying to say, Oh, Byron used to work in law enforcement.
And it's like, bro, I'm not I'm proud of what I used to do, man.
Like I'm I never been arrested, never did drugs.
Like, I'm very clean-cut guy, you know.
Uh criminal complaint.
I'm gonna the reason why I'm showing this to you guys side by side is so that you guys can see that regardless of where you are.
See, so I'm gonna share this screen.
So I'm gonna move this tab over for you guys.
Is this coming up?
Yeah, yeah.
Okay.
So look, so this is a so this is this is mine, right?
This is the one that I did.
And this is against the guy that I arrested.
And I'll break this case down for y'all in the future, guys.
But uh, same exact thing, right?
In district court, Southern District of Florida, very similar, right?
Versus like here, you know, district of Massachusetts, same same thing, right?
And then you come here.
So your first paragraph, I Daniel R Gank being duly sworn in the pose, and then you come down here.
I am referral being duly sworn here by the pose and state as follows.
And then you I put my my little intro thing here, right?
So this is my little about me, right?
What I did, okay.
And uh, and then this is what this guy did.
Okay, so you're that first paragraph, guys.
No matter who you are, what agency you work for, whatever, criminal complaints are written the same regardless of the agency that you work work for.
Okay, so I worked with HSI.
You guys can't hear me.
Hmm.
Only one person said Myron can't hear you.
Guys, give me ones in the chat if y'all can all hear me.
Give me one's in the chat if you guys can all hear me.
T SS.
Give me ones in the chat if y'all can hear me.
Oh, I'm good.
Okay, come on, man.
That one guy fucked it up for all come on, bro.
Saying that, Myron, I can't hear you.
Um, okay.
So, yeah, so that first paragraph, guys, is what you call an I love me paragraph where you talk about your experience.
So, in that case, he talks about I was employed and I'm a JTTF.
I'm like, hey, I'm here, you know, I'm assigned an HSI.
You know, I do I did drug cases, uh, you know, immigration, customs authority, blah, blah, blah.
And these are the different titles, all that other stuff.
And I started my career at Laredo, Texas, and I did investigate these kinds of crimes, right?
So the point of the reason why I'm showing you guys this is that it's the same, no matter what agency you work for, what district court you you're in, whatever, all criminal complaint affidavits are pretty much the same.
Okay, there's a little bit of changes here and there, but the uh the outline is pretty much the same.
And I will talk about this case.
Um, I'll do one, I'll do my cases, guys, later on.
Um, because I know some of you guys are interested to see some of the cases that I did when I was an agent.
So anyway, let's get back to this complaint right here.
Okay.
So, all right.
I'm a special age with the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI and have been so employed since 2009.
I'm currently assigned to the one of the Boston Field Office's counter-terrorism squads, among other things, I'm responsible for conducting national security investigations of potential violations of federal criminal laws as a member of the Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Okay.
What the fuck is the JTTF?
You guys are probably wondering.
JTTF stands for Joint Terrorism Task Force.
So, guys, every big major field office in the United States for the FBI has a JTTF.
And basically, what that is is it is uh a partnership between several different agencies, both federal, uh federal, state, uh, local, municipal, all of them sit at the FBI field office and they work together to um prevent terrorist attacks.
Okay.
So you got homeland security there, aka like my people, homeland security investigations.
You got um uh DEA there, you got ATF there, you got diplomatic security service, you got Secret Service there, you got um State Department, you got everybody there.
And then on top of that, you got depending on what state you're in, right?
In this case, it's gonna be Massachusetts.
That you got state Massachusetts State Police there, you got Boston Police Department there, you got Suffolk County Sheriff's Office, you got every single agency sits at that JTTF location.
They all have uh uh a C uh top secret SCI clearance, and they investigate basically national uh um counterterrorism and national security.
And um, when you're a member of the JTTF, you're a task force officer for lack of better term, and you get FBI authority, right, to investigate um crimes against the United States that involve terrorism, all right, and national security.
So he's a part of the JTTF, he's an FBI agent, a special agent, right?
But you can definitely be um like let's say let's say because uh um when I work for HSI, right?
We had a couple guys assigned to the JTTF.
When you work for the JTTF as a special agent under from Homeland Security, you still can do terrorism cases with the FBI.
You can be the lead agent on a terrorism case as a HSI agent, you know, because you are under the JTTF umbrella.
Okay, so you work for Homeland Security Investigations, but you are assigned to the joint terrorism task force.
Does that make sense, guys?
Um, and you know what?
I can do the Times Square.
The uh when I do the Times Square bombing case for y'all one day, um, that case was actually done by HSI agent.
You know, let me see if I can pull it up for y'all right now.
Timesquare bombing criminal complaint.
Let's see if I can get this thing.
I'm I'm almost certain it was a uh it was an HSI agent that that did this case.
Oh, let's see here.
If I if I'm right, I'm I'm fucking on point.
Let's see.
Nope, not that one.
Okay, I digress.
It was I think it was uh was it was it the underwear bomber then?
Maybe it was the underwear bomber.
Okay, anyway, let's keep going.
Uh during my tenure as an agent, I've participated in numerous national security investigations.
I've received extensive training and experience in the conduct of national security investigations and those matters involving domestic and international terrorism.
Okay, and just so you guys know the FBI is the lead agency when it comes to terrorism.
If you're doing a case and then you find like a terrorism nexus, you are mandated to contact the FBI.
And when I say you contact the FBI, you contact the FBI joint terrorism task force.
Okay.
Um, during my play with the FBI have conducted and participated in many investigations involving violations of the United States laws relating to the provision of material support to terrorism.
I participated in the execution of numerous federal search and arrest warrants and such investigations.
Um, you guys are probably wondering what is material support to terrorism, basically funding it.
You know, so if you give uh aid, finances, protection, whatever it is, to someone that's a terrorist, it's it's uh it's it's a it's obviously a federal crime.
I've had extensive training and many methods used to commit acts of terrorism contrary to United States law.
This avid, and this agent was new, guys.
This remember, this was back in 2013.
This guy had only been on the job for about four years.
Um, this advocate is supported in support of an application for a complaint charging Zolkar Sarniv at Cambridge, Massachusetts, for using a weapon of mass destruction against persons of property at the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013, resulting in death.
Uh and three people died, guys, from this bombing.
And I'm gonna show you guys exactly where I went off as well.
We're gonna go into the Google maps and do all that as well.
So um, more specifically, I submit this affidavit in support of an application for a complaint charging Zokar Sarnav with one unlawfully using uh and commit conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction, namely an improvised explosive dice device, aka and IED,
against persons and property within the United States using an interstate and foreign commerce and in an activity that affects interstate and foreign commerce, which offense and its resulted affected interstate and foreign commerce, including but not limited to the Boston Marathon private businesses in Eastern Massachusetts and the city of Boston itself,
resulting in death in violation of 18 USC 233A and two, maliciously damaging and destroying by means of explosive real and personal property used in interstate and foreign commerce and in an activity affected interest affecting interstate and foreign commerce, resulting in personal injury and death in violation of 18 USC.
Okay.
Translate that to English.
Hey, you blew up some shit that affects the United States' ability to conduct commerce because these are businesses, right?
And you and you you blew up not only businesses, you affected an international race.
You hurt civilians, and all of this affects interstate commerce.
So now us the FBI is coming in, asshole, because you've affected interstate commerce commerce, which means now the feds have jurisdiction.
Okay.
That's basically what he's saying there.
And he's uh obviously they have to word it in a certain way so that it covers all bases.
But anytime you guys affect any time you affect interstate commerce when you're uh committing a crime, nine out of ten times, you're gonna uh now you hit for federal jurisdiction and they can take the case.
Okay.
And we talked about this with Rico.
We talked about this with kidnapping, we talked about this with child pornography.
Uh, when you affect interstate commerce guys, that is how the feds get in.
Okay.
Let's continue on.
You guys enjoying the show so far?
Give me some ones in the chat.
I'm already giving y'all a bunch of heat.
Man, do you learn anything?
I'm learning a lot.
You are?
I really am.
Okay, awesome.
I watch a lot of true crime, but nothing.
This is the true true crime.
This is a true true crime.
This is a true true crime.
Uh okay.
So uh this affidavit, oh, really important.
So every affidavit you always gotta put this in too.
Remember how I told you guys you got you need that boilerplate language, like the first one is your uh I love me paragraph where you talk about yourself, and then this part is where you talk about um this part right before you go into the facts.
You always tell the judge that's gonna sign it.
This is not the entire investigation.
I'm merely writing enough to get probable cause.
This is not everything.
This affidavit is based upon my personal involvement in this investigation, my training experience, my review of relevant evidence and information supplied to me by other law enforcement officers.
It does not include every and uh each and every fact known to me about the investigation, but rather only the facts that I believe are sufficient to establish requisite probable cause.
And the other thing, too, I want to tell you guys as well.
When you're doing a criminal complaint, nine out of ten times, you got the guy in custody and you're trying to bring him in front of a judge.
You're trying to get him into the court system.
So you're gonna go ahead and charge the easiest charge to charge with the least amount of evidence required, just so that you can get him in jail.
And once he's in jail, boom, now you and the AUSA can work together and work on a more formal indictment.
Okay, that's gonna be a little bit stronger.
But the criminal complaint is merely a piece of uh it's it's merely a court document that allows you to put cuffs on a guy, throw him in jail so that you can go ahead and get everything else together.
Because when you're building a federal case, guys, it's not like a regular state case.
You gotta have a lot of evidence.
So you do the minimum required, get him in jail, work with your AUSA, then you come back a week or two later, because after you arrest someone, you have about 10 to 14 days, depending on this district, to indict them, which an indictment, guys, is a formal charge, okay, by a grand jury.
A criminal complaint is not enough to criminally charge them.
It's just enough to get them in jail, but not enough to actually uh get a court case uh with federal prosecution that is criminal.
That's why when you look at the case number, right?
It goes one.
So this is fiscal year, and then CR means criminal.
So this is what happens after the case gets indicted.
But if you guys notice, and I've shown you guys this before, it says MJ when it's not indicted.
That means it's magistrate, which means it has not been indicted by a grand jury yet, which means it's not it's not official official.
Does that make sense?
Give me ones in the chat if that made sense to y'all.
Because I I don't want to like uh kill you guys with um give me ones in the chat if that makes sense.
Does that make sense, Amanda?
For you, it's kind of like a placeholder.
She's like, fuck this, just let's keep going.
Well, I'm taking what you're saying in.
Uh-huh.
It's a lot.
I ain't gonna lie, I'm throwing a lot at you guys.
I see a two, I see one guy said too Islam one.
I don't know if that's trolling or not.
Um, yeah, so the criminal complaint guys get your foot in the door, okay?
Of the court in the court system.
Uh all right, so uh the Boston Marathon is an annual race that attracts runners from all over the United States and the world.
According to the Boston Athletics Association, which administers the marathon, over 23,000 runners participated in this year's race.
The marathon has a substantial impact on interstate and foreign commerce.
See guys, see how he he's he's he's creating venue, okay, by Saying that.
For example, based on publicly available information, I believe that the runners and their families, including those who travel to the Boston area from other states and countries, typically spend tens of millions of dollars each year at local area hotels, restaurants, and shops in days before, during and after the marathon.
In addition, a number of the restaurants and stores in the area near the finish line have special events for spectators.
See?
Building venue.
The final stretch of the Boston Marathon runs eastward along the center of Boylston Street in Boston and here for here forward street to the finish line, which is located between Exeter and Dartmouth Streets.
Low metal barriers align both edges of the street and separate the spectators from the runners.
Many businesses line the streets of the Boston of the Marathon route in the area near the finish line.
Businesses are located on both sides of Boylston Street, including restaurants and department store, a hotel, and various retail stores.
Okay.
So I got y'all right now.
You guys are probably wondering.
Yo, Mayer, what the hell are you talking about?
I got y'all, baby.
So this is the finish line for the Boston Marathon right here, guys.
Okay.
Um, this is Boston Street.
Uh, one of my favorite streets, actually.
It brings back a lot of good memories.
Uh, this is walking distance from where I used to go to college, guys.
And the first bomb went off right here.
I don't know if you guys can see that.
That's Marathon Sports right there.
Okay.
And this is, I think if I'm not mistaken, yeah, 670 673 uh um uh Boylston Street.
And Boylston Street, guys, if I'm gonna give you guys uh like an what it is, uh think of Boylston Street as like almost like a road uh like a Rodeo drive almost or or uh or a fifth av.
Because the thing is on Boylston, right?
You got Boylston here, and then you go one street over here, and now you got Newberry, right?
It's crazy that I remember all this.
So yeah, this is Newberry right here.
Okay, Newberry Street.
And um, this is like where a lot of expensive shops are.
Um, you know, a lot of fine dining, uh, fancy stores.
Um this is here on Newberry.
Oh, yeah, here's the Nike store.
I remember this Nike store.
I used to go to this Nike store all the time.
God damn bringing back a lot of memories.
Uh yeah, good times.
Um, anyway.
So you come back here, right?
Now you're back on Boylston, right?
And this is Bank of America, right?
And then I remember this Lord and Taylor.
Uh but yeah, that this is where the the bombs went off, guys.
Uh uh on uh on Boylston Street.
So I'm going backwards right now.
Boom.
Where I'm at right now.
This is uh it's back this way, but you guys get the idea, right?
So let me minimize this.
Many businesses.
So you guys see Boylston Street, as you guys can see across the there's a lot of stores, right?
A lot of lot of commerce being done here.
Uh many businesses line the streets of the marathon route in the area near the finish line.
Businesses are located on both sides of Boylston Street, including restaurants, a department store, a hotel, and various stores.
Okay.
And when I think when he means hotels, this is the big one.
So above this um, this Lord and Taylor, there's a hotel here.
I fucking forget, and the prudential center is right here too.
And the prudential center, if you guys are wondering, is like the iconic Boston building.
Uh, you can actually see it from.
Can you see it from here?
I feel like I'm there.
Uh it's over this way somewhere.
You can't.
It's fucking building right here is blocking it.
But it's right here.
Slord and Taylor.
There's an Apple store on the street as well.
God damn it.
So you got lost on Boston Street, man.
You walk too far.
Here's the Apple store right here.
There's the Apple store.
So, as you guys can see, man, it a lot of a lot of nice stuff.
Okay, so here's the Prudential Center right here, right?
This is this is the uh you can cut through, and there's a mall in here as well.
All right.
And then let's see if we could look up.
Okay, so this is the you can't see it here, but this is the prudential center.
It's like this is uh the this building is blocking it, but the prudential center is the uh like the main, it's like the Empire State Building of Boston.
Okay.
And then right here.
And then this is what is this right here?
This is um, I forget what this is.
Or a museum.
I forget.
Anyway, okay.
Let's go back.
So, but the point I'm trying to establish here, guys, is that there's a lot of businesses, stores, and restaurants here.
Someone said I missed it twice.
Now I got it this time.
All right.
So let's let's uh I love that you could identify the Apple store very clearly, though.
Yes, good branding.
That is uh that's a great place just for uh I just love that you remember that.
Clearly, you went many times, correct?
Yeah, I went because my iPhone was always messing up.
No, it's because it's a really nice Apple store.
It's like two stores, uh, two floors, and uh you know, there's a bunch of stores around there.
So yeah, we would oh, also, because I used to when I was in college, I used to run a lot.
I used to run like miles and miles and miles, and the running route that we used to take, you all you always would run down Boylston.
So that's another reason too, why I was very uh familiar.
Makes me think there is probably a girl that just worked there or something that you liked or something.
So that's why you remember the Apple Star.
I was like, I don't believe all this, but I I I like the story of that.
It's right.
This running route.
You're just jealous because you couldn't run like that back then because your boozy blunt bounce all over the place.
I am not a runner.
Look, I'd rather much rather lift heavyweights.
If you run it, things are gonna pop out.
Like uh, do it once.
Do it this once.
I guarantee you can't.
Or you have to wear a really hard, like compact sports bar, which is not a good one.
Do that again for the people.
Was that oh shit?
Okay, all right.
No, the it's not tight.
It's not fun.
Well, you're about to get us on trouble on YouTube right now.
Um let's keep going.
On April 15th, 2013, at approximately 249 p.m. while the marathon was still underway, two explosions occurred on the north side of Boston Street along the marathon's final stretch.
And I just showed you guys um it was right there in front of uh Marathon Sports.
The first explosion occurred in front of 671 Bolson Street, and the second occurred approximately one block away in front of 755 Bolson Street.
So let me show you guys where 755 Bolson Boston is take you guys there with me.
All right, so seven seven five.
so we got 755 Boston.
We'll see you guys can see what I'm doing here.
Here seven five five Wilson.
All right.
Wait.
No, not com, man.
Get out.
Give me out of here.
Comav, by the way, guys, is where the enemies are.
AKA um uh Boston University.
Fuck those guys.
Where the hell?
Why won't it take me there?
Street View.
Street View, man.
How do I get this a street view?
Man, do you think you can help me here?
Worst assistant ever.
Do you want me to come over there or do you want me to pull it up on my little computer?
Um, what the fuck?
I'm not sure because in my mind, I'm like, can't you just hit this little button?
I think I got it here.
755.
Yeah, so it's so cumbersome, man.
Yeah, but I had to go to like do it again.
These guys are fucking trash.
Okay.
So all right.
So this number here.
So here's a okay.
So here, bam, here it is, right here.
So this is where the the second bomb went off, guys, right here, 755.
All right.
And then the other bomb went off down there at the finish line, further down, which I showed you guys before in front of Marathon Sports, right?
So uh where are we at?
Okay, the explosive devices were placed near the metal barriers where hundreds of spectators were watching runners approach the finish line.
Each explosion killed at least one person, maimed, burned, and wounded scores of others and damaged public and private property, including the streets, sidewalk barriers, and property owned by people and businesses in the loc locations where The explosions occurred in total, three people were killed, and over 200 individuals were injured.
Guys, I mean, yeah, this was this is really bad.
And um, just to show you guys kind of uh the magnitude of this, right?
I'll go ahead and show you guys a real time right now.
Um the Boston Marathon bombing.
Like it so I'm gonna give y'all a warning right now.
Uh, what I'm gonna show you guys is gonna be probably pretty graphic, but um, I think it's important so you guys can kind of uh get a grasp of of what we're what we what what happened here.
Oh, also this guy about to show you.
Hold on.
Let me see if this is the correct video.
Oh no, this was his interview.
No, this is not the one.
And and I'm also gonna show you guys the uh press release as well that the FBI released.
Um that one was crazy as well.
Uh where's where where are we at?
Where are we at?
Um second, guys.
I'm pulling it up right now.
Where the hell Boston is this it?
Nope.
Oh, okay.
Here.
So let's I got a timeline here.
Then let's okay.
That at 241 on the day of the bombing, both of the brothers had assembled next to each other, right down here, a short distance away from the bombing.
So they were standing down in this area together.
They weren't there a very long time because precisely at 24 This is the older brother right here, Tamerlin, and then that's Zokar in the white.
At 242, the older brother took off with his backpack, headed up toward the start of the race.
This image is reversed because of the way the camera is, but in fact, he's headed up toward the race, according to what the authorities say.
So what was the younger brother doing?
They say that he remained standing in this position until 245.
And at 245, that's when they say the younger brother also started heading up the street.
But he did not go nearly as far as his brother went in this process.
In fact, what he did is he walked up to another position a little bit further up.
I'm gonna bring that up so you can take a better look at that.
As he went up to this other position, he found that his brother his brother had gone well on be ahead of him, and at that point, then he had to settle in himself to get ready for the uh the the action that they apparently had planned here.
So, what happened at that point?
As he's standing here alongside the line, and his brother is further up the way, he talks on his phone, apparently, takes a cell phone photograph as best they can tell, and 30 seconds before the first blast apparently is on the phone speaking to someone.
It's not clear who remember, guys.
The first bomb went off at Marathon Sports was which is at the finish line.
And I'm gonna show you guys footage that here in a second.
At that point, then you see the first explosion take place further up the way, right up here.
Boom, finish line.
Which I just showed you guys 755 seconds.
He's been on the phone.
The first explosion occurs.
He pauses, and remember, there was a 12-second pause.
And two.
So this is 755 right here, guys.
This is 671.
This is now marathon sports, and then this is a restaurant.
Leaving his backpack behind, and 10 seconds after he walks away.
Right.
So that is just so you guys kind of get a map of where this stuff happened.
Now I'm gonna show you guys this.
This is real time.
The attack appears time for maximum impact.
Just before 250 p.m., this is the viewpoint seen by many of the 26,000 marathon runners were approaching the finish line.
The first of the two explosions rocks the sidewalk along the course.
white smoke blasting into the air blowing metal barricades into the street spewing shrapnel into crowds gathered at the finish The moment captured from multiple angles, just as the race clock approaches the four-hour and ten minute mark.
12 seconds later, as many flee the scene.
A second explosion goes off about 130 yards from the first.
Less than a block away.
Guys, this is crazy shit, right?
Like, man, this was man.
Okay.
That's uh stairs.
Very loud.
The ground should be feeling going down through you.
As the injured lay on the pavement, blood staining the ground.
Emergency medical technicians, Boston police, and some 400 National Guardsmen already on hand for the race.
Immediately triage the wounded.
The event's medical tent was transformed into a trauma unit.
I saw one guy with legs gone at the knees, some ankles and feet missing, shrapnel wounds on people on the sides of the head by 3 p.m.
Just as the president is being briefed on the attacks.
Reports trickle in of yet another explosion.
This time at Boston's JFK library.
It's later deemed unrelated.
But in the growing I remember that man.
Guys, pandemonium when this was going down, bro.
Pandemonium.
People were like, because no one knew, right?
So the reason why those this was so scary was because at this point, no one knew what the hell was happening.
Like it was like, what the like what pressure?
What?
Like a bomb went up.
Like everyone was like, what's going on here?
Right?
So uh so they pretty much automatically like instituted everyone's got it, you know, stay indoors.
And you know, of course, as you guys know, anytime something crazy happens like this, like an attack or whatever, there's gonna be people trying to troll.
So someone's gonna make a fake threat about you know the library or whatever, and those other locations too that were being named as potential target areas.
So this was crazy, guys.
Confusion.
There are reports of additional devices.
Oh, not to mention this.
Most of the police force is tied up here, just so you guys know.
The Boston Marathon is huge, guys.
It's probably one of the biggest marathons.
What?
Oh, is it the probably the most prestigious marathon in the United States?
You would say, I would say it's definitely one of the most well known.
Yeah, yeah, I think it's the most prestigious, to be honest.
Um, I think because you have to qualify for the Boston Marathon.
So 20,000 plus people, you know, are there so a lot of security?
Because here's the thing when they do the Boston Marathon, guys, the state, the local, the feds, everyone is participating to help with security at this event.
So everyone was tied up here.
Okay.
Several schools and hospitals are briefly evacuated.
Meanwhile, over 130 victims are being transported to six area hospitals at just after 6 p.m.
President Obama addresses the country, vowing to find those responsible.
Make no mistake, we will get to the bottom of this.
Any responsible individuals, any responsible groups will feel the full weight of justice.
Crazy.
All right.
So that gives you guys a glimpse as to like what it what it was uh what was going on on the on the ground.
All right.
Uh Wolf, that is when the second blast occurred right down here.
So let's get back to the complaint.
So now you guys can visualize what the hell's happening here, right?
Now you guys know where the bombs went off.
The explosive devices were placed near the metal barriers where hundreds of spectators were watching runners approach the finish line.
Each explosion killed at least one person, maimed the other.
Okay, read that one.
Uh, and wounded scores of others and damaged public and private property, including the street sidewalk barriers, and property owned by people and businesses in the locations where the explosions occurred.
In total, three people were killed, and over 200 individuals were injured.
So, um, and you guys saw in the in the video, you know, all the blood stained sidewalk, all the and all the people that were hurt.
Uh the explosion had a substantial impact on interstate and foreign commerce, among other things, they forced a premature end to the Boston Marathon and the evacuation and temporary closure on numerous businesses along Boylston Street for several days.
Yes, so guys, just so y'all know, okay.
Uh, and I know this because I was there in Boston.
They shut Boylston down for a week, guys.
They sh shut down.
You could not walk down it, whatever the police had that thing locked down.
And since I was entering at the time, I already knew it was because they were going to each business getting the footage, right?
They're getting all the camera footage from from uh from everybody.
All right.
And this is where we're gonna talk about the surveillance footage right now.
So I have reviewed videotape footage taken from a security camera located on Boyliston Street near the corner of Boilson and Glucus uh Gloucester Street at approximately 2:30 eight p.m. based on a video's duration and timing of the explosions approximately 11 minutes before the first explosion, two young men can be seen turning left eastward onto Boylston from Gloucester Street.
Okay, you know what?
You guys let's uh let's pull this straight up real quick.
All right.
Um so we'll take this right here.
It's um corner of Boylston and Gloucester Street.
Okay.
Corner of Boilston and Gloucester.
Right?
Bam.
So we're looking.
Is this right here?
Hey, whiskey priest, I remember this place.
Another great.
You're a big one.
I can't say anything.
Yeah, you ever been there?
Of course I've never been there.
Oh, okay.
Well, yeah, guys, this is a this is a place I used to go all the time, bro.
Because Whiskey Priest, this is a bar right here when I was in college.
Um, and I didn't drink that much.
I would go in there a lot of time sober because my friends would go there because there was this other bar.
Man, this is bringing it.
I didn't drink that much, but my friends did.
So here's Gloucester and and uh Boylston right here, guys, right?
So right there on Whiskey, uh right here, whiskey priest.
And the reason why I used to go to Whiskey Priest, actually, was because I didn't even know whiskey was on that corner.
I think this is closed now, if I'm not mistaken.
But this place opened till 2 a.m., right?
The other place I used to go to, which was let's see if it's here.
Hey, McGreebies is over here too.
And then you got Poor House.
Uh damn, where is it?
It's it's a it's a bar called Lear.
I don't know if is it still here?
It's called Lear.
Oh, I used to go to the Trader Joe's all the time, man.
This is like the only Trader Joe's close to campus.
This brings back really.
How do you stay away from the snacks in there?
Uh that is a good question.
Uh yeah, because those snacks will make you fat.
Yeah, they will make you fat.
That is true.
They they will make you fat.
Um, this Walgreens, Bank of America.
No, no, no.
Lear's back up this way, man.
There was a bar, guys, called L-I-R, okay, Lear.
And it used to only be open until 1 a.m.
Oh, wait, oh, here it is, right here.
I'm fucking blind.
This is it right here, guys.
Lear, right?
It's it's uh, yeah, and you can go up here to the top part as well.
So um, yeah, oh look for Lee.
So they're closed.
I think it's closed now, yeah, for lease.
But I used to I used to this is what I used to do, bro.
We go to the we'd uh when I went on on like uh Saturday night, because that was the only night we could go out anyway when I was in college.
We would go first, we start here, McGreevy's, then you come here to Poor House, then you go to Lear.
Lear had the baddest pitches, man.
God damn.
But this place would always close at one, though, which was kind of lame.
The the closing time, guys, in Boston is uh is 2 a.m.
So then I would walk over to Whiskey Priests.
So these two idiots, two terrorists, Tamerlin and uh his brother, they first catch them right here.
All right, and I guarantee you know, is this the fucking camera?
Oh, okay.
I was about to say that that might be the camera right there, guys, where they caught him.
Right?
Because I know for a fact that this place has good cameras because there's always fights in front of this bar.
So I'm not surprised the FBI was able to pull footage from right here.
More than likely, this is probably where they got it.
Let's go back to the complaint.
Are you guys enjoying this by the way?
We're actually like putting it together, how the agent did.
Um, let's go back.
At approximately 2 38 p.m. based on a video's duration and timing of the explosives, i.e.
approximately 11 minutes before the first explosion, two young men can be seen turning left eastward on a boilston from Gloucester Street.
Both men are carrying large knapsacks.
The first man whom I refer to in this affidavit is bomber one, is a young male wearing a dark-colored baseball cap, sunglasses, a white shirt, dark coat, and tan pants.
Okay, so just so you guys know, let me uh get those images up for you guys so you're not confused.
Um, because I can see already how this might be confusing.
Because they laid and the reason why they label it bomber one and bomber two, guys, is because they're kind of walking you through.
Hey, we haven't identified these guys yet.
So this is how we're gonna like do it, if that makes sense.
Um, so I'm gonna pull up this image for you guys real quick real quick.
Uh Boston Marathon.
Okay.
And I'm doing this real time with you guys.
Right.
So I go home here, images.
Bam.
So I'm loading up this image right now for y'all.
Okay.
So back to the complaint, right?
Scroll up here.
Bomber one wearing a dark-colored baseball cap, sunglasses, and a white dark coat.
Right.
So that is you guys can see him right here.
This is Tamarlin Sarnav, guys.
This is the older brother.
All right.
This guy's the more radical one.
And then here's the younger brother, the Zokar Sarnev.
So Tamerlin and Azokar.
Okay.
Zokar has white, older brother has black.
That's the easiest way to remember it.
But for the purpose of this affidavit, they're referring to bomber one as the older brother.
All right.
The second man who I'm referred to as bomber two is a young male wearing a white baseball cap backwards, right?
As you guys can see right here.
Um a gray hooded sweatshirt.
Uh uh a lightweight black jacket and dark pants.
A set forth below, there's probable cause to believe that bomber one is Tamil Land Sarnav and Bomber Two is brother Zokar Sarniv.
And then guys, just one more time, because I don't want you guys to lose track of who is who because we're about to start getting crazy here very soon on this affidavit.
So remember, younger brother, Zokar, older brother, Tamerlin.
This is the one that's still alive.
This guy ends up dying later on.
Let's continue on.
We guys are enjoying the broadcast.
Also, do me a few how many people we got watching right now, Amanda?
Top left corner in red.
Am I retarded?
I think so.
1000.
I mean, that that may be it may be user error, which I'll accept.
No, it's 1000 on the top left.
You don't see it's on the corner.
The right or left corner?
Left, left corner of the screen.
Oh, here.
Yeah, you see it.
Yeah.
What is it?
1000.
He's saying in red, it's not in red.
Well, it's next to the live video.
More excuses.
1088.
Guys, do me a favor.
It is.
It was user.
Like the video.
If you guys don't like me, then like the video for um exact.
I was that's where I was going.
Yeah.
Come on.
There you go.
What is it again?
Double triple D's or something like that?
Yeah, triples.
God damn.
Dude, is it hard to find bras?
Actually, no, not to triple D. You can still buy Victoria's Secret.
Victoria Secrets has them in this sense.
Yeah.
And you can even buy them online.
I think once you get to like F's, G's, H's, which are all sizes.
Much bigger than yes, boy.
They get wild up in here.
I don't know where you buy those bras, but I would try to special to order them online.
You can buy everything online.
Okay.
I didn't know they had F's.
And then G's.
Yes.
And I'm pretty sure they go to H's.
Let me do some research right here and get back to you.
Where's the thing?
Yeah, do something, goddammit.
All right.
Hey, I'm here to look pretty and try to be helpful a little bit.
Useless.
Anyway.
Alright.
This uh so here we go.
Uh the second man, uh, okay, so bomber two.
There's probably cause to believe that bomber one is Tamil Sarnv and bomber two is brother Zokar Sarnav.
If they're turning out to Boylson Street, bomber one and bomber two can be seen walking eastward along the north side of the sidewalk towards the marathon finish line.
Okay.
And again, let's let's uh let's get this map up for y'all, right?
Um I'll just put in uh 671 boilson, right?
Because we know that's the finish line pretty much.
So here, let's go with the big overview.
So where so basically up the map for y'all real fast.
You know the camera's still on me, right?
Oh, it's on you still?
Just saying, I mean, I'm sure everybody appreciates it, but I'm just kind of over here doing a little stupid research.
Uh thank you.
Yeah, so what was it again?
Uh about F and G bra size.
Yeah, how far we can go up here.
I mean, there it's there's gotta be something, or there's gotta be a plastic surgeon assistant in the chat or something that can tell us.
Potentially, potentially.
Uh let's see here.
Okay, so where were we?
All right.
So after turning onto Boston Street, Bomber One and Bomber Two can be seen walking eastward along the north side of the sidewalk towards the marathon finish line.
Bomber one is in front of bomber two, is a few feet behind him.
Additional security camera video taken from a location farther east on Boylson Street, as well as contempor contemporary contemporaneous photographs taken from across the street, show the man continuing to walk together eastward along Boyleson Street towards Fairfield Street.
I have also reviewed video footage taken from a uh security camera fix above the doorway of the forum restaurant located at 755 Boyleson Street.
Okay.
So again, so there was a camera.
Right here.
Let me see if I can find the camera.
Why is that blurred?
Oh.
Okay, I'm gonna share the screen with you.
I'm move this over here for y'all.
So here's 755 right here, guys.
Camera's price somewhere in this area here.
Then you got Starbucks right by.
Yeah, all these businesses are definitely gonna have cameras.
So above here.
Um the site of the second explosion.
This camera is located approximately midway between Fairfield and Exeter Streets and points out in the direction of Boyleson and is slightly turned slightly towards Fairfield at approximately 241 p.m.
Based on the video's duration and timing of the explosives.
Bomber one and bomber two can be seen standing together approximately one uh half block from the restaurant at approximately 240.
I think that might be the picture I showed y'all earlier of them together.
Uh at approximately 242 p.m., approximately seven minutes before the first explosion, bomber one can be seen detaching himself from the crowd and walking east on Boyleson Street towards the marathon finish line.
Approximately 15 seconds later, he can be seen passing directly in front of the forum restaurant and continuing in the direction of the location where the first explosion occurred.
His knap stack is still his knapsack is still on his back.
At approximately 2 45 p.m.
Bomber 2.
This is uh this is Zokar now, right?
Can be seen detaching himself from the crowd and walking east on Bolson Street towards the marathon finish line.
He appears to have the thumb of his right hand hooked under the strap of his knapsack and a cell phone in his hand.
Approximately 15 seconds later, he can be seen stopping directly in front of the forum restaurant and standing near the metal barrier among numerous spectators with his back to the camera facing the runners.
He can then he then can be seen apparently slipping his knapsack into the ground.
You know what?
Let's see here if I can get you all footage of that.
Guys, like the video, man.
Like the video.
We gonna do this together.
All right.
So I'm gonna search to find this for you guys.
Uh, this exact piece of footage.
Right, we're gonna we're gonna search this.
So car.
Right.
Right.
All right, so let's see here.
Because I know they got um, I know they definitely got the footage probably of him uh leaving it.
So here he is running from the explosion, guys.
Right.
Which eventually leads to zero cards are naiv sprinting from the scene.
The day was shown through surveillance footage captured at different angles.
The footage shows Joe Carr wearing a white baseball cap, walking with his older brother Tamerlin, the alleged mastermind behind the tragedy that killed three and left hundreds injured.
Then we see Joe Carr alone standing near the youngest.
Here's a herd of the bombs, eight-year-old Martin Richard.
Soon after the explosions, we see the surviving admitted bomber running from the scene, still wearing the recognizable hat.
Approximately 20 minutes later, he is seen in Whole Foods buying a gallon of milk without the hat.
For the bombed at different Yeah, he went to he went to the Whole Foods uh out there, and I think in Cambridge.
The footage was shown through circumstances.
Can we prosecution set up a timeline of events, which eventually leads to the city?
are walking down.
Boylson.
Here they come up.
That's the corner.
I think this is the corner of uh whiskey priest that we talked about.
Boyle and Gowster Street, guys.
So here they go.
There's a prudential center right here, by the way, guys, that I showed you earlier.
This is the back of the prudential center.
They're Tamerlin, the alleged mastermind behind the tragedy that killed three and left hundreds injured.
Then we see the buttons, he leaves the bag there.
Joe Car alone standing near the youngest fatality of the bombs.
Eight-year-old Martin Richard.
Soon after the explosions, we see the surviving admitted bomber running before the scene.
Still wearing the recognizable hat.
Approximately.
Yeah, I'm just trying to I'm trying to bring this affidavit to life for you guys so you guys can like see what's going on like it's one thing if I read it, but if I show it to y'all, is it's it's a lot better.
So approximately 15 seconds later, be seen directly.
Uh he can be seen stopping directly in front of the form restaurant, standing near the metal barrier among numerous spectators with his back to the camera facing the runners.
See, you guys, and I just showed you guys that it's this right here.
Uh right here.
Bam.
This is what they're talking about.
See?
There he is facing the runners.
Back to the camera.
He then can be seen apparently slipping his uh knapsack into the ground.
A photograph taken from the opposite side of the street shows the knapsack on the ground at bomber two's feet.
The forum restaurant video shows that bomber two remained in the same spot for approximately four minutes, occasionally looking at his cell phone, and once appearing to take a picture with it.
At some point, he appears to look at his phone, which is held at approximately waist level, uh, and may be manipulating the phone approximately 30 seconds before the first explosion.
He lifts his phone to his ear as if he is speaking on his cell phone and keeps it there for approximately 18 seconds.
Well, he did the fake uh I'm talking to someone.
Have you ever done that, Amanda?
Some guy someone tries to talk to you.
Hey, nice cities, and you just pretend you're on the phone someone.
Um, absolutely.
Okay, so you you pulled up okay.
Absolutely.
Does it work?
Uh no.
No, it's way more appropriate to say, I at least try to say no, thank you.
It normally doesn't get me very far.
I never come out looking like a nice person, you know.
Well, you are you're a mean person.
That's a hundred percent.
Just a villain and someone.
You know, I did.
And actually on the Victoria website, Victoria's Secret website, a A learn they go up to G. And also I learned that a double D is technically an E and a triple D is technically an F on their website.
So those will be the two sizes that I would wear.
Okay.
Well, you learn something new every day.
Also, I got something bigger for you.
There's a lady with natural boobs that has look at these things.
Oh, I'm gonna throw up in my mouth.
Show me the let me finish this episode, woman.
They're heinous.
Yeah, she's those are natural, and I mean, I'm pretty sure her boobs together way more than I do, and I'm not gonna.
Well, guys, welcome to Fed of life.
Welcome to FedEx, where it teach you guys how to uh you know, teach you guys about uh the criminal cases, and we tell you guys about bra sizes that are large.
Victoria's secret.
Okay.
So uh okay, so are we at here?
See uh we were okay.
Looks at his phone.
Okay, approximately 30 seconds before the first explosion, he lifts his phone to his ear as if he's speaking on his cell phone and keeps it there for approximately 18 seconds.
A few seconds after he finishes the call, the large crowd of people around him can be seen reacting to the first explosion.
Virtually every head turns to the cast um towards the finish line and stares in that direction in apparent bewilderment and alarm.
You know what?
I might have footage of this for y'all too.
Give me one sec.
I think I have this somewhere.
Uh bear with me, guys.
I got a lot of videos here.
Um that I want to show you guys.
So we go back.
So I'm gonna move this here.
Right.
Also, guys, do me a quick favor.
Like the video.
Okay, subscribe to the channel if you guys like this kind of content.
You know, it's not easy, obviously, to do this stuff because you gotta prepare for what you're doing.
Um, and the thing is I like to show you guys the stuff real time, so you guys know exactly what I'm talking about.
Because if I just talk about it, oh yeah, cool, man.
Yeah, cool.
But let's like, man, you gotta be able to like feel like you were there.
You know what I'm saying?
So let's see here.
I know I have this video here somewhere for you guys.
Because the first explosion happens, and everyone's like, what the hell is going on?
And you can like see it in everyone's like face, like what what the f you know I'm saying.
Let's see here.
It was uh this.
Was it this one?
Let me make sure if it's this video.
Uh Amanda, can you read some of those super chats real quick?
Uh yeah, just scroll up any of the other any of the ones that came through.
Here.
There you go.
Oh, switch the camera.
Oh, back to you.
I'm on it, guys.
I'm sorry, I'm a terrible assistant.
I'm really working on it.
It's my first time.
Terrible.
I want to see your first video.
Yeah, you know what?
I feel like Trump right now.
You fired.
You fired.
If you were like Trump, you would drink.
He knows he drinks 14 Diet Cokes a day.
No way.
I swear to God.
Diet Coke?
Yes.
And he's like, what, 71?
Dude, this man's eating cheeseburgers.
Diet Cokes.
Coke Zero is good, but die coke is disgusting.
He's going off.
Anyway, I'm sorry, guys.
I'm gonna start from the bottom and work my way up.
Yeah, just uh yeah, reading.
Michael said that you and I are working very hard.
Are we?
Yes, we are.
We are.
Well, how much do you donate too much?
Was it uh uh how much did he donate?
Two dollars.
Thank you so much, yes.
1990.
Thank you.
Thank you, man.
I'm gonna use that to uh maybe get some to get a diet coke, actually.
I can use it to get a diet coke.
Do you even drink diet coke your way hall?
Uh Coke Zero.
Myron's way more saying we get a coke zero is what I usually go for.
Diet Coke, I'm not gonna lie, it's disgusting.
Why do you like Coke Zero over Diet Coke, though?
Um why do we have the taste?
What is it for you?
Uh Diet Coke is just not that good.
Boston FBI head Okay, so here I'll show you all this real quick.
Here we go.
Okay, and then we'll continue.
Sorry, it took me a while.
Yeah, terrible.
Uh yeah, this is the FBI field office guys.
It's actually over there by government center quarters in the cart lab where agents had spent the night searching the chilling video for images of the terrorist.
Uh, he was was hidden in plain sight.
We couldn't see anything that stuck out.
You're tearing your hair out.
Uh, yes, that would be one good way of describing it, yes, but just frustration.
I talked to one of the agents who uh reviewed the tape, and he said, You have no idea how many times I had to view the tape to get past the horror to see who it would be.
That took a long time because you were just gripped by that.
This is the man they were looking for, but could not spot.
It was very frustrating because we we watched him over and over and over again.
Any information that you have, any videos or photographs had determined where the bomb had detonated.
Right there.
And in that precise spot, they could now see he left the backpack there.
Right there.
That's the first time you saw that.
That's the first time we saw that bag.
We said that's gonna be the bomb.
And then we struck to look around that location of around the bag of who could have been responsible or who that bag belonged to.
Was it the man in the white hat?
The white baseball cap, Elston Street.
And these yellow dots are all cameras.
CCTV cameras.
So then we started looking backwards, and we play the tape backwards to make sure we see where he comes from.
Going backwards, picked up first by the cameras at Walgreens.
And we can see him.
I showed you guys that Walgreens earlier.
Then by the ATM camera at Bank of America in front of the best way social club.
The next key piece of CCTV footage we get is here at Whiskey's Restaurant.
Where Whitehead is seen with a It's Whiskey Priest, bro, not whiskey restaurant.
Another man wearing a black hat.
And it's actually at Whiskey's when we first see them together.
And so when you saw them here, then you knew that was the second person.
Absolutely.
That's where we have now black hat and white hat.
By the way, we found that out together, guys, before they we even saw this video, so we found that out together first, aka the FedA team.
It's essentially our second aha moment.
Now we're looking for two bombers.
Yeah, it turns out this key video came within minutes of being erased.
The system at Whiskey's records over the previous day's images every 24 hours.
On the day of the bombing.
Cameras are rolling.
Cameras are always rolling.
The whiskey's manager put in an urgent call to Boston police.
You know, you need to get here right away because I don't know that it's going to not recycle on top of each other.
Detectives raced to the restaurant and got here just in time to unplug the system and preserve this key video.
Now more than 3,000 federal agents and police were in the hut.
It was crazy, guys.
Uh, When this happened, I remember this.
There was police everywhere.
Um, okay.
Uh virtually every head turns to the east towards the finish line and stares in direction of apparent bewilderment and alarm.
Bomber two, virtually alone among the individuals in front of the restaurant Pierce Calm.
He glances to the east and then calmly but rapidly begins moving to the west away from the direction of the French line.
He walks away without his knapsack having left it on the ground where he had been standing approximately 10 seconds later, an explosion occurs in the location where bomber two had placed his knapsack.
Okay.
Um so okay, we got here video proof massages and feminists can work together.
I literally laughed when I just saw it.
Sorry, I couldn't stop.
Oh man, that's actually pretty funny.
What do you got to say to that one?
Me personally, yeah.
I mean, I think it's kind of hysterical.
I wouldn't consider myself like a stereotypical feminist.
Like, I'm not burning my bra and shit.
I paid a lot of fucking money for that.
I'm sorry.
I paid a lot of money for that.
They're hard to find, aren't they?
With that with that size, more just expensive.
It's expensive and they are very restrictive.
It's not that comfy.
But nobody's buying me stuff.
Kyle Stations, two dollars.
Once your Instagram, my Instagram is oh hey, it's AK.
Uh so yeah, man, feel free to send a dick pic over there.
Uh definitely please do not know.
You can send it to Myron though.
No, don't send it to me.
I'll block you.
Yeah, I'll block you.
Send it to her.
Uh she'll she'll she'll take part.
You and then uh Michael goes again, Amanda and Myron are working hard.
Thank you so much, bro.
I appreciate that.
I want to make sure I don't miss any of these chats here.
Uh, we missed some from earlier.
Do would you like to go up?
Uh, I can yeah, I'm I'm scrolling right now.
Melanin Lopez, 50 bucks says, Hey, just saw Devin Sharp upload an old video with you, Kevin Samuels, and others.
Any chance that FNF will work with whatever again?
Try y'all going one-on-one interview with Tristan tape.
Bro, hey, man, we don't we don't have any issues on our end, bro.
We like I said, me and Fresh, we're willing to work with anybody.
It's we're not we're cool.
Uh Mass Brofect, video proof.
Oh, we had that one before, and that was the other one.
Okay, thanks for highlighting that.
Yeah, man.
Yeah.
But yeah, Melon on the beat, bro.
Like I said, we don't have beef with anybody, man.
We don't have issues.
It's it's people have issues with us.
We don't do anything to them.
Brad, 10 bucks.
What's up, Myron?
Gray show as usual, but I'm curious seeing Amanda here.
How did y'all resolve your differences after the viral FNF show with KS?
You wanna you want to tell him about that?
We never had issues though.
Me and her personally never had issues like that.
Yeah, again, I'm not like uh I think that maybe uh the persona I put off is maybe I'm very tough and mean all the time.
She a pussy.
Uh I'm a nice girl.
Excuse me.
I'm like, I'm a nice girl.
Uh I just don't like it when people come at me left, all mean and aggressive.
Like, let's talk about something I know about and you don't know anything about, and we'll see who looks dumb then.
Bras.
We're gonna have a debate on bras.
I can have a debate with you on a little more interesting things than bras.
Like, give me a little credit here.
Just like a teeny bit, like a teeny bit.
Uh me.
I'm not even asking for as much credit as my boobs.
Uh sandwiches.
We could debate on sandwiches.
You oh, we could have a debate on sandwiches.
Yeah.
You'll beat me in that though.
Elevators.
Great content, Myron.
10 bucks.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Listen, I'm like, I've I've got some more interesting topics.
All right.
Well, yeah.
Well, well, you guys will see here this week on Fresh and Fit After Hours, so don't worry.
What was that?
Home needs.
Home needs.
Yeah, like what you need to make your space a home, not just a place that you sleep.
And is this the part where you're gonna make fun of me about the silverware now?
I didn't make fun of you.
I acted like a nice girl and just made sure that you got some silverware, right?
Yeah, and you made a bunch of jokes about it too.
Come on.
Talking about because I think I needed a fork or something the first time I was here, and you didn't have anything.
How is this man living?
And He's like, it's just straight looks at me.
I'm a minimalist.
And I'm like, look, you can be a minimalist, but at least have four forks, four spoons.
Like just as just a simple set of four.
I'm not asking for money.
I will say this.
Everyone roasts me like, oh, you know that bar don't got like no utensils.
You don't got nothing in his kitchen.
Everyone rolls to me about that shit.
And I'm like, yeah, I don't have anything.
It's like and you know what?
But again, you got some utensils, so you at least have four, right?
What uh you yeah, yeah, I can think of that.
And now people gotta make fun of it.
I got a couple spoons and forks.
Thanks to you.
Appreciate it.
But you didn't get it to be nice.
You did it to be funny.
You don't have anything.
It was a little bit of both, and it was also like, how can you have women like in your space and not have a cup or a fork?
Like, I got plastic cups.
I got customers.
But what if I'm eating something that I need some utensils?
Use your hands.
These talons are not made for like acting like an animal here.
Is that how you're eating?
Like, what if you eat a salad?
I mean, I guess some plastic spoons and forks every now and then.
I mean, but oh, a salad.
You never break the plastic fork.
Well, not all of us are trying to stab it like you.
Yeah, maybe a woman.
You probably get your salad.
Oh, yeah, of course, you're gonna break the plate for it.
Like really nice plastic forks, apparently.
Yeah, man.
You're probably stabbing it like uh like you normally do forget that it's not it's not a human being, it's a salad.
You can't stab it like that.
All right.
So anyway, um moving on.
A day in the life of Amanda.
My from stabbing stabbing salads to you know, criminal complaints.
All right, a few seconds after he finishes the call.
The large crowd of people around him can be seen reacting to the first explosion virtually.
Oh no, read this one.
Uh okay.
So, yeah, we're oh no.
Uh so okay, we're on paragraph 15 now.
Did we get all the chats?
I want to make sure I didn't miss any of you guys.
Uh Amanda, you're gonna be on after hours tomorrow.
Probably or uh either tomorrow or Tuesday, one of those two days.
Or both, I don't know.
If she doesn't uh punch one of the girls or something, hopefully not.
We're gonna I am you act like I've been aggressive towards anybody except for the people that were aggressive towards me first.
Of course, here we go.
My feelings can you look in two uh into the curious case of Benjamin Button?
Oh, very funny.
All right, so uh here we go.
So 15.
I have observed video and photo uh photographic footage of the location where the second explosion occurred from a number of different viewpoints and angles, including from directly across the street.
I can discern nothing in that location in the period before the explosion that might have caused the explosion other than bomber two's knapsack.
Okay, photographic identifications.
I have compared a Massachusetts registry of motor vehicles, RMV photograph of the Zokar Sarnev with photographic and video images of bomber two, and I believe based on their close physical resemblance, there's probable cause that they are one and the same person.
Similarly, I have come compared an RV photograph of Tamil and Sarnev with photographic and video images of bomber one, and I likewise believe that they are one and the same person.
You know what, man?
Let's see if we can go ahead and pull up their driver's licenses right now for y'all.
We investigating this bad boy at the same time.
Trevor's license.
Because this probably all came out of court, so it might be...
See here if they have it.
Okay, so we got one.
I got okay.
I got the brother.
Where is Tamarlin though?
I mean, uh, where's Zokar?
Well, here okay.
Oh, is this both?
Maybe okay, hold on.
I think this might be it.
Thank you.
What the bro, I hate Google images sometimes.
This is it, guys.
I'm gonna just like bring it to y'all.
Just gonna show the whole thing here.
This is this is it right here.
You guys can see it.
This is what a drive a master's driver's license looks like.
Sorry, Nev.
This is the the uh the brother Tamerlin.
That's the older brother.
I look for Zokar's uh one, but it doesn't look like it's here.
Uh here's the middle, the infamous middle finger when he was in after he got arrested.
So anyway, let's move this back over here.
The bombers emerge.
I base the allegations set forth in paragraph 18 through 27 on information that has been provided to me by fellow law enforcement officers, including members of the JTTF and state and local law enforcement who responded to the crime scenes as well as on publicly available information that I deem reliable.
At approximately 5 p.m. on April 18th, 2020 2013, the FBI published video and photographic images of bomber one and bomber two on its website.
Okay, so I'm going to show you guys the actual press release they did.
I remember this press release vividly.
And the reason why I remember it vividly, guys, is because I was in Boston at the time, and I'll never forget I was at the office.
Um, and you know, I got okay.
So I'll tell y'all the entire story of how this went down.
So let me play this video real fast for you.
Um bam, here we go.
This is it right here.
Okay, I'm gonna play it from the beginning for y'all.
All right, here we go.
All right.
That's the FBI special agent in charge for the FBI office in Boston.
Thank you.
They announced this at 5 p.m.
When they announced this, I was at the office um over uh in downtown Boston, the JFK building.
Uh, and I was an intern at the time, and we all had the TVs watching what was gonna happen.
Now, mind you, when this bombing happened, guys, this is what this is what happened, right?
So the FBI set up a command post at their field office, and what they were doing was they had P every like anyone that was a detective, an investigator, whatever it is, anyone basically had a badge that investigates crime, whether you're a detective, a special agent, an investigator, whatever it is, regardless of whether state federal or whatever, you go to the FBI field office, and they had hundreds of thousands of leads, guys.
They had like thousands of leads, right?
So you would like, hey, I think you know, this guy might be the suspect.
I think this guy might be the suspect.
I got information here, blah, blah, blah.
Obviously, the FBI can't investigate all that by itself.
They can't follow up on every single lead.
So, what they would do is they'd give some of the leads that weren't like the hot ones, and they'd give them out to all the other guys to make sure they checked all the boxes.
Um, so you go down, you go to the to the to the FBI field office.
Um, you know, you obviously identify yourself.
Hey, um, let's say uh actually I went with one of the agents to do it.
So um, I went with one of the agents.
We check ourselves in.
Uh, he introduced himself, a uh special agent, blah blah, and they give him a piece of paper with uh with information on it that was a tip, right?
That came into the FBI hotline because they set up a whole website, guys.
When they did this, they set up a website, a phone line, like they set up a whole command post just for this.
So he would show up, get the lead, and then he go and interview whoever the tipster gave him to interview, or he'd contact that person, whatever.
So they were everyone was following up on all these leads, and anything that will became like very hot, they went ahead and passed it up the chain to go to the JTTF.
The JTTF group had all the main leads, but the other guys were investigating the other leads that you know might or might not pan out to anything.
Okay, so that's how they were running this thing.
So at this point, no one knows who the hell the bombers are.
So this is gonna be the first time that they reveal it.
They have this press conference first, 5 p.m. on that day, and then uh they go ahead and did uh put it on the website as well.
So Massachusetts State Police right here, right?
That I think that's like probably the the top guy.
This is the top guy Boston Police Department, and this is the commissioner right here of Boston Police Department, special agent in charge for the FBI.
I don't know who this is.
Good afternoon.
My name is Richard.
This guy right here is the special agent in charge for Boston at the time.
His name is Bruce Folkhart.
Okay, shout out to him.
Uh, he was the the special agent charge for HSI Boston when I was an intern.
Laurier, and I am the special agent in charge of the FBI's Boston division.
Since Monday's bombings, the FBI and our law enforcement partners have been working around the clock and are fully committed to investigating the matter, this matter to bring those responsible to justice.
Our collective law enforcement team has pursued thousands of leads and tips.
As I said two days ago, we are working methodically and with a sense of urgency to identify those responsible for the bombings.
He's not fucking kidding, bro.
It like I will give the FBI their credit when this bombing happened, they acted fast.
The fact that they identified these guys so quickly, uh, it was great.
They did a good job of of uh, you know, making the command posts work, getting all the agencies to work together, and they were able to quickly identify these two guys.
And then once that after this press conference, shit starts getting crazy.
Okay, let's keep going.
Within the last day or so, through our care through that careful process, we initially developed a single person of interest, not knowing that the individual was acting alone or in concert with others.
We obviously worked with extreme purpose to make that determination.
The entire force of the federal government, the FBI in Boston, around the world, as well as our partners in the Boston Police, ATF, Massachusetts State Police, and more than 30 agencies of the Boston Joint Terrorism Task Force have set about to ensure that all responsible for the bombings will be brought to justice.
More importantly, it was done to ensure the future safety of the city of Boston, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Yeah, guys, Eric Holder was the attorney general at the time.
The country.
Indeed, through that process, the FBI developed a second subject sub suspect.
Today we are enlisting the public's help to identify the two suspects.
After a very detailed analysis of photo, video, and other evidence.
We are releasing photos of these two subjects.
Bro, this was the turning point when they revealed this.
When they revealed this, this was the turning point right here.
This change that the that's when these guys started going crazy, and we're gonna read about that here in a second.
But this was pretty much like the the um the shifting point.
Suspects, they are identified as suspect one and suspect two.
They appeared to be associated.
Suspect one is wearing a dark hat, suspect two is wearing a white hat.
Suspect two set down a backpack at the site of the second explosion just in front of the now.
I remember guys when I was sitting there in the office looking at this, right?
We we know we came up with our little conspiracy theories.
That they knew who these guys were already.
It's just that they wanted to see how they would respond after they put their pictures out.
Now, I don't know if that's true.
I don't know, right?
I can only speculate.
I don't know because I wasn't a part of the JTTF, so I don't fucking know.
And if I was a part of the JTTF, I wouldn't be able to tell you all this anyway.
But uh I wasn't, so I'm just having my speculations that it was an investigative technique saying, hey, we know who these motherfuckers are, but let's put their pictures out there and see what they do because we don't know where they live.
You know what I'm saying?
Or or we know we we know generally who they may be because keep it, guys.
I don't know if y'all know this.
They knew about Tamarlin before.
The FBI got a lot of uh um a lot of hate because they had identified Termelin before as a potential radical uh uh uh radical uh Muslim.
So uh so yeah, so who knows?
You know, that um that's my speculation.
I'm not sure, but I was I heard from the grave line that they knew who these two guys were, but they put this press release out to uh to see what they would do because they already had eyes on them and they wanted to see if they could find them.
Forum restaurant or they can confirm where they were.
Sorry.
We strongly encourage those who were at the forum restaurant who have not contacted contacted us yet to do so.
As you can see from one of the from one of the images, guys, do me a favor like the video walking together through the marathon crowd on Boylston Street in the direction of the finish line.
That image was captured as they walked on Boylston in the vicinity of the intersection with Gloucester Street.
As you can see, which remember, guys, the intersection of Gloucester Street and Boylston is where I showed you guys whiskey priests is aka where I'd go to try to pick up girls when Lear was closed and fail.
Let's continue on.
The quality of the photos is quite we will continue to work on developing additional images to improve their identification value.
Further, on FBI.gov, we have photos of the suspects.
The photos and videos are posted for the public and media to use, review, and publicize.
For clarity, these images should be the only ones.
I emphasize the only one.
This dude right here on the right is tight.
Bro, he'd be watching.
Yo, what about yo, he's probably an angry FBI agent, bro?
You probably will watch a footage all day.
Like fuck, man.
Now we gotta work even more.
I know these dudes are about to go crazy when we show these goddamn pictures, man.
He's look at him.
He looked at he's not happy.
Well, what does he look like, Amanda?
What do what's your take on that?
He's he doesn't look uh he doesn't look too happy to me.
No, absolutely not.
He's like, Shit, I found out who they were, so now I have to do more than I can't go.
He's like, they did good and these guys did bad, so I gotta keep at it, but I'm not happy about it.
I know a couple of the guys that were assigned to the JTTF and the Boston office, right?
Because like I said, I was an intern, so I knew a lot, you know, I would help out all the different groups.
Bro, those guys didn't sleep for like a week.
They're out just running on leads.
So this is a tight right now.
Like bombing public places, it's where are they gonna go next, right?
It's normally faster plan.
You don't normally have one target, right?
So your job is to protect the public.
That was like the when I was in Boston at the time.
Because remember, guys, we can all be here 2020 hindsight now.
You know, where it's almost 10 years later, but I remember the fear in the city back then as like the biggest fear was like, yo, these are like backpacks or whatever.
Yo, they can leave these things anywhere.
I remember um I'll never forget.
Actually, no, let's go down memory lane.
I remember this shit.
My friends came to visit um like right around that time.
Like it was like a week or two after they caught him, and they still had extremely like if you were like at uh like MTA station at the T, the T is like the public transportation for for Boston guys, or uh you took a uh Greyhound or anything like that.
If you left a bag alone, they were gonna take it immediately.
Like it was like it was a big fucking deal.
Um, like public transportation, the security was heightened, the city was on lockdown for several days.
Security, um, they used to they used to search bags uh for Amtrak's and everything else like that, much harder, especially when they didn't have these guys in custody.
There the biggest fear was that they were gonna keep doing this because they didn't know where they were.
They knew they were somewhere in Cambridge or whatever, but like they they didn't know.
So that that was the biggest thing I remember why everyone was so scared, is because they didn't have him in custody, they didn't know if they were gonna keep doing it, and the way that they were doing it was fairly how do I say this?
It was fairly simplistic to do over and over again.
They're using pressure cookers to do this shit.
Yeah, and injure enough people, yeah, right.
Yeah, didn't you say a hundred people like two hundred people got injured, three died?
It's not it's and it depends.
Like if you're close in the radius, it's deadly.
But um, but most of the time it just fucked people up, but kill three people.
So I would like to feel without nails being you know, exploding at me randomly, right?
And the problem is like you said it could go anywhere.
It can go anywhere.
Because the thing that made us so scary, at least with 9-11, you're like, all right, it's a plane, right?
But with this, it was backpacks.
You can leave that anywhere, and you can put it anywhere.
So that's when everyone's scared.
Because I saw, and I remember like after this shit happened, they locked down all the major, they locked down like the airport, the T stations, the um, the uh because in Boston guys, there's a South Station and a North Station, right?
And those are responsible for a lot of the traveling in between the city, right?
Uh, so they they had those places under heavy, heavy guard.
I remember, man.
Uh, and and like it was forbidden 100% to leave any types of bags around.
Like, if you left your bag, bro, you're gonna get you.
It was not a good, it was not a good uh it was not a good look.
Um, all right, let's continue on that the public should view to assist us.
Other photos should not be deemed uh uh one Juan Pablo goes, uh he said uh he calls you a W co-host.
You have anything you want to say to that?
Because I think that's a lie.
I think you're an L co-host, but that's fine.
Does that mean like I'm winning?
I'm good.
A win coach.
I I'm doing my best.
It's my first time.
Trying here, guys.
I think she's an L co-host, guys.
But you know it.
Just a frickin' hate.
I wish I had another hand so I can give your performance three thumbs down.
So okay, let's continue on.
Three thousand unless they unnecessarily divert the public's attention in the wrong direction and create undue work for vital law enforcement resources for more than 100 years.
The FBI has relied upon the public to be its eyes and ears with the media's help.
In an instant, these images will be delivered Directly into the hands of millions around the world.
We know the public will play a critical role in identifying and locating these individuals.
Somebody out there knows these individuals as friends, neighbors, co-workers, or family members of the suspects.
Though it may be difficult, the nation is five bucks from Sophia L. I uh ick picks are oh dick pics are the human equivalent of a cat giving you a dead bird as a gift.
I'm a little behind, but great show so far.
This is my new Sunday crime fix.
Thank you so much, Sophia.
I appreciate it.
Um I concur with that.
Like, I don't want the the dead thing.
You know what?
You don't you don't want the the D pics?
Uh great mirror and the rapper cases are cool, but I think this is the best one yet.
I hope you guys are enjoying it, man.
And I have intimate knowledge of this because I was there, man.
Like, I remember the environment and like the whole atmosphere when this was going down.
It was fucking crazy, guys.
It was literally crazy.
Uh let's see here.
We got Camino Kill 12.
They asked for any footage the public had from phones and cameras.
I remember sending them a bunch of pictures I had from the marathon finish line.
Okay, cool.
Camino, shout out to you, bro.
Helping uh fight terrorism, bro.
Good stuff.
Um, and anyone that's from Boston knows how this affected the the state, bro.
Uh Daniel NTX, one dollar.
Thank you.
Um, and then let's see here.
Okay, I think we're are we caught up.
Oh, Mo's old pants.
Can you look into two the curious case?
Oh no, read that one.
Uh, and then I did we read this one, Myrena Gaines.
Amanda, if it's cold, it's probably dad wanting to smash.
Can you make blueberry pancakes after this guy, bro?
It's it's like a real thing.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, I forgot to tell you like we got a lot more trolls now since you've last been.
Oh, okay.
Yes, yes, a lot more trolls.
I was a little bit more.
Shout out to the internet.
Yeah.
Uh yeah.
You know, you you've been getting quite some messages too from like our our haters and shit like that, right?
Uh maybe we'll reveal it to them at the end.
Yeah.
We'll reveal it to y'all at the end.
But she's gonna get some funny shit as well.
You let me know, but yeah.
Yeah, we could tell them.
Wild people, yeah.
There's people that are really crazy.
Yeah, there's there's some whack jobs out there, bro.
All right.
counting on those with information to come forward and provide it to us relates to the bombing please contact Please contact us at Boston Marathon Tips.
FBI.gov.
See, they created a website solely for this, guys.
Again, that website is Boston Marathon Tips.fbi dot gov. The photos can be viewed on our website, FBI.gov.
It is important to emphasize the images from Monday are indelible, and the horror of that day will remain with us forever.
This further underscores our obligation to investigate this crime judiciously in order to bring these those responsible to justice.
The victims and the survivors deserve nothing more.
Nothing less, excuse me.
As of as to Monday's victims, the FBI is committed to ensuring that victims receive the rights they are entitled to and the assistance they need to cope with the crime.
Treating victims with respect and providing them with assistance.
I I wouldn't want to comment on that, Karen, right now.
I would like to ask some questions.
Of this heinous act.
Identifying and local contact us at 1800 call very much.
All right, now watch them not answer none of these questions.
Karen I was wondering if should there be arrest?
What 10 folks are there?
She asked, should there be an arrest?
What kind of charges are they looking at?
I I wouldn't want to comment on that, Karen.
Right now, I would allow uh U.S. attorney Ortiz to comment on that aspect.
Okay, why are you coming out of those problems Monday morning?
We got photographs on info.com, folks.
Um next question, please.
Are both suspects seen planting these devices after the finished line of the ball American phone?
No, the only one who was observed planting what we believe to be the device is suspect number two with a white cap.
What time did that they put those devices down?
I don't have the precise time in front of me.
It was shortly before the bomb blast went off.
Within minutes.
And the US attorney, guys, is the woman next to him on the side here.
Um the US attorney again, guys, is the prosecuting office when it comes to federal cases.
And I'll tell you guys this, bro.
Anytime you have a big case and you do a press release like this, they they don't want to answer questions, bro.
Like, yo, I'll just keep it a thousand with you guys.
Yo, when the press is there and they want to just ask questions, like, oh da.
You're just in the back of your mind, you're like, shut up, bitch.
And you just want to leave.
Because you know they're gonna ask you a bunch of dumb shit, man.
Like, yo, they're gonna be like, oh, oh, yeah, but can you tell me about the investigation?
Tell me about like uh how you guys are identified them and your penosaurs and everything else like that.
And you're like, bro, the case is still fucking active.
Okay, it's active.
I'm not answering nothing.
All right, because you especially with something like this, bro.
Everyone's trying to put their hand in the fucking cookie jar, bro.
Man, like it is not it, it's when you get a big case, especially when it involves national security, you don't want to say shit.
You just want to tell everybody, yo, shut the hell up, let me do my thing, give me information, but I don't want to give you anything back because hey, we're the we're the we're the cops or the feds.
We want to be able to get do this shit, right?
And if someone gets sipped off, it's gonna affect your ability to to do the investigation.
So anytime they do the these QA's at the end the uh at the end, I always laugh, bro.
If the guy gets arrested, that's one thing.
But when it's like this, where they're actively trying to find the guy, is like, bruh, uh, I don't really want to answer questions.
So let's see him do some matrix uh dodging here.
People of interest in the FBI at this point in the at these time, these are the people of interest to the FBI.
Yes, yes.
Do you have any information on what they did after the explosion?
Any communication they were around watching, or if you have any video of them blocking the line.
This is asking too much, bro.
Suspect numbered.
He basically asked, like, what where do you have any uh information on what they were doing after the bombings?
Did they stand around?
What do they do, etc.?
Two uh with the white cap on seated west on uh foilston street, and that's all we know right now.
Sir, can you just disagree?
No, they know more than that.
We're just gonna they just don't want to say shit.
All over the country, including New York folks.
And keep in mind, guys, that this is the I want you guys to understand this dude that's in the front here.
Um, this guy is not the investigator, okay.
He is the special agent in charge.
He is the top guy at the FBI field office.
So let me give you guys the chain of command when it works to the feds, okay?
This is how it goes.
You got the special agent.
Above the special agent, you have a supervisory special agent, okay?
That guy, the supervisory special agent manages somewhere between five to ten agents.
They're in the group.
So, for example, in this case, this guy, right?
Because I want you guys to a lot of people think like the the guy that's at the press conference knows a lot about the case.
No, they don't.
So this dude right here, where was I?
This dude right here.
This is more than likely the case agent, Daniel R. Genk, okay?
He wrote the complaint, right?
So this is the probably the case agent.
And he's assigned to the JTTF, right?
He's a part of uh one of their counter-terrorism squads.
To let you guys know how the FBI operates, they have multiple counter-terrorism squads, all within the JTTF.
All right.
So they'll maybe have three or four different uh terror counter-terrorism squads, but they're under the umbrella of JTTF, right?
So let's go back from the beginning.
Special agent here, supervisory special agent above him.
The supervisory special agent runs the squad, okay.
FBI calls their group squads, right?
Above the supervisory special agent in charge is something called an assistant special agent in charge, aka an ASAC, okay.
And that guy manages multiple squads, multiple squads, okay.
So he manages multiple supervisors who in turn manage multiple agents, okay?
The ASAC, right?
And that ASAC has a couple groups.
Then above the ASAC is called is the special agent in charge.
Now, some agencies have something called the deputy special agent in charge who's second in command.
But the FBI, if I'm not mistaken, they don't have DSACs.
So it just goes special agent in charge.
So we're talking like this guy's like third or fourth layer, you know, management.
So he's not on the field actually investigating the cases, interviewing the suspects, collecting evidence.
He just he's the the he's the um he's the face of the FBI Boston field office, and he's the one reporting to the department of justice to the director of the FBI, etc.
He's getting the the real-time information from the agents on the ground.
That's why he can't tell you guys the precise times and everything else like that.
All right, this dude right here.
This this guy right here, that he's especially in charge.
He doesn't, he's not gonna know what these like crazy intimate details.
Or if he does, he ain't gonna share it.
Because number one, he doesn't want to compromise the case agent's ability to do the case.
And then number two, like, yo, none none of you guys have a clearance that I'm answering questions for.
None of you guys have a fucking need to know.
So that is how it works when it comes to uh federal law enforcement.
Most uh federal agencies operate like that.
So special agent, supervisory special agent, above that supervisory special agent is assistant special agent in charge, then the special agent in charge, and in some cases, there's a deputy special agent in charge, depending on the agency.
I know, like with us, homeland screen investigations, we have a deputy special agent in charge, aka a D Sac.
So go SAC, DSAC, ASAC, uh supervisor, aka or supervisory special agent, and then under that is a regular special agent, and this regular special agents are the ones that actually do the cases.
Supervisors can't carry cases, ASACs can't carry cases, special agent in charge can't carry cases.
They're management only, aka put paper pushers.
No offense to them, but that's the truth.
So there you go.
There's the breakdown.
I'm just wondering what it does to your investigation with things like this.
A sack guy stands for special agent in charge.
That's why it's called SAC.
I think I addressed that.
Uh thank you.
And I think I addressed that question in my statement by saying the only official photos that should be officially relied upon in this investigation are those you see before you today.
Okay.
So they did this press release, guys, and all hell breaks loose after this.
Let's go back.
Surveillance evidence.
Um at approximately 5 p.m. on April 18th, 2013, the FBI published video and photographic images of bomber one and bomber two on its website.
Those images were widely rebroadcasted by media outlets all over the country and world.
Near midnight on April 18th, 2013, an individual carjacked the vehicle at gunpoint in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The victim of the carjack and was interviewed by law enforcement, provided the following information.
The victim stated that while he was sitting in his car on a road in Cambridge, a man approached and tapped on his passenger side window.
Okay.
So this person right now, let's get him identified.
All right.
Uh carjacking victim.
Austin.
Arathon.
And I know it's an Asian guy.
Let's see here.
What's his name?
Okay.
Doom Meng is his name.
So let's go ahead and Google that real fast.
It's an interesting name.
Do you know what that means?
Uh Amanda.
No?
Gumang?
Gumang, no.
Wow.
All right, here we go.
I hate that when they try to always try to.
Here he is, right here, guys.
Sorry to have carjacking survivor Dun Mang on why he's sharing his story on Patriots Day.
And this is him on the left.
Uh so it was a little bit before 11 p.m. on the evening of April 18th, 2013, and Dung Meng, Danny had pulled his black Mercedes Benz to a curb to answer a text message.
A moment later, a man knocked on the pastor's side window, speaking quickly.
When Meng rolled down the window to hear the man better, the man unlocked the door and climbed in, pointing a silver hanggun at Meng and telling him, Don't be stupid.
The man, Tamil and Sarnav asked Meng, if he heard about the Boston Marathon bombings.
I did that, Sarnov said.
And I just killed a policeman in Cambridge.
Okay.
And this is them and this is him coming into the into the into the store after he got carjacked.
Or after he escaped the carjacking.
Meng did manage to escape fleeing his own car at a Cambridge gas station and calling 911 while Zokar was inside buying snacks, and Tamilin was fiddling with Meng's GPS.
This guy buying snacks.
Hey, I'm wanted all over the United States right now for terrorism, but you know what?
I need some fucking mungees.
When it's your time, it's your time, I guess.
Maybe if you pump off all that crazy adrenaline because you're a nut job, like you really need a snack.
Like, bro, idea.
I don't know.
Maybe it's like a workout.
Like think about it.
Like, all right.
Everything I've done.
Terrorizing.
I killed a bunch of innocent people at the Boston Marathon.
And mind you guys, they didn't identify them until days later, right?
Five days later.
The bombing happened on, I think uh oh no, a couple days later on the 15th.
They didn't start, they didn't um identify him until a couple days later.
So this dude's in school chilling, like you know, going to class and everything.
Cause Zokar guys went to the University of Massachusetts, right?
Went back to his dorm and shit, chilling, buying milk at Whole Foods, and then all of a sudden it's like, oh, the FBI put a press release on us.
Fuck, we gotta probably do something.
And I think if I'm not mistaken, guys, they were planning to go to New York City.
That's what they were trying to do.
That's why they carjacked this dude right here.
Is because they were planning to go to New York City and they had the bombs with them.
They were gonna start, you know, they had their plan where they're gonna try to do some crazy shit.
And this guy Zokar is like, man, I know the FBI wants us and everything, and everyone's looking for us, and there's pictures of me all over the internet, but bro, I'm hungry.
You want to get some popcorn?
Like, what the fuck?
The chat.
You can't make this shit up, bro.
Like, what the fu is niggas?
Uh yo, somebody said he needed Satakis.
Yeah, I was gonna say, have you have you seen the snapping commercial though?
You're not the same when you're hungry.
I guess this guy was like, I need a I need a snack to continue my terrorizing.
Oh, yo.
Okay.
This is still image from a surveillance video shows Mang moments after escaping the Sarnev brothers telling the owner of the mobile station in Cambridge to call 911.
Uh, Meng's story may be familiar to those who uh closely followed the marathon bombings, and it will soon become well known to many more.
It's a major plot in the upcoming film Patriots Day.
This is a good movie.
I really enjoyed that movie, guys.
Uh well, Mark Wahlberg.
Um Director Peterberg talks with Danny uh Meng on the red carpet.
Okay, yeah, and this is him in the on the movie.
Well, I wonder I wonder what gas station, you know what?
Let's do let's do some more investigating here, guys.
Gas station.
And escaped to Boston.
I put a timeline here.
Uh oh, here's a surveillance footage of it.
All right.
Let's let's look at it.
You've been selected.
Get out of here, man.
Boston Globe.
God damn it.
Get off.
They just want to let you know.
Here we go.
So here's a gas station.
Courtesy U.S. Attorney's Office.
Hey, shots to U.S. Attorney's Office for giving this to us.
Is that him?
Okay, I think that was one of the brothers.
Let's fast forward this.
Oh, okay.
This is Zolkar getting out.
Zokar.
Okay, answers the convenience store attached.
There's no sound on this, by the way, guys.
It's silent.
My man got them munchies.
Comes into gas station.
Looks at the drinks.
I'm very curious at what he tries to purchase.
Yeah, let's see what he gets.
It's like, did he go for the hot Cheetos?
Is that a Red Bull?
The funions.
Okay.
Is that what is that?
Is that water?
It looks like water to me.
Okay, he has that infamous hoodie on.
Guess terrorizing me too very parched.
Uh okay.
Now he's looking at the chips.
Doritos?
Oh.
What is that?
Are they Doritos or are those like a sun chips?
Yeah.
Sun chips are so trash.
I agree with you.
I think, yeah, I think those are Doritos right there.
Chat, what do y'all think he's getting here, man?
Chat, what do y'all think this nigga's getting?
Look how calm he is, though.
It's like, yeah, I just carjacked this dude, and I got and I just killed a police officer.
But you know what, man?
I need some munchies.
And this is after the bombing.
Other people already died.
Yeah, this not only is this after the bombing.
Yo, he this is after he killed um that police officer, the Cambridge police officer, Sean Collier.
Rest in peace to him, man.
Like, he had just got done killing.
Well, they're definitely Doritos in his head.
I'd like to confirm that.
I just thought it.
Okay, yeah.
What else?
I saw a yellow bag in his hand.
I have not, I don't know what it is yet.
Could be funyons.
What do you what do you think about his uh choices so far?
I think they're clear.
Oh, there he is.
He's running.
Get gone.
Gone.
So did someone recognize rewire that back.
Yo, that was so he's still in there.
My man was right, but then he yo gone.
He's out.
See y'all.
Yo.
Pretty good sprint, though.
Look, look at the difference.
Like, look at this.
So your man's Zokar.
Ah, yeah, you know, I'm just getting some chips.
I'm just chilling, man.
You know, no biggie.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm just chilling.
He's taking his time.
You know?
And then this fucking guy runs out.
Yo, they're the worst kidnappers ever.
My man was gone.
No sacks or anything.
He didn't give a fuck.
Zo car probably asked today.
What do you want?
Give me some egg.
Yeah, give me some egg rolls.
Here's Tamil and Tamilin is tight.
He just goes in.
Look at him.
Hey, we gotta go.
We ought to go.
Nigga, we gotta go.
Did he oh did he just drop all the he's like no?
I gotta pay, though.
But y'all gotta pay.
Yeah.
Oh, never mind.
I don't need it no more.
Bro, you just kill somebody.
Just run out there with the fucking chips.
Yo, yo, like yo.
Oh, you commit several acts of terror.
Hold on, hold on.
Stop the fucking show, bro.
This is crazy.
This is fucking my man committed several acts of terror.
Killed somebody, killed multiple people, kidnapped an Asian guy, and he's about to run out with some chips.
Like, no, no, bro.
I can't.
It's stealing.
Yeah, that that's crossing the line.
That's across the line.
You can't steal no goddamn Doritos.
Yeah, that's too far.
You ain't still no goddamn Doritos.
Not a three dollar bag.
Yeah, no.
Back then.
No.
Like, what the everything else except yo, these guys gotta be the dumbest criminals I've ever fucking seen, bro.
Yo, guys, do me a quick fucking favor.
Shout out to Manda helping out here.
Guys, like the fucking video for the funny commentary.
And y'all got you guys are learning too, baby.
We're breaking this down, man.
But it does out of control.
Just take the Doritos, man.
Let's rewind this real quick.
Look.
Look, look, like, look at this shit.
So the so he comes in.
He's like, yo, the Asian man ran.
We gotta get out of here.
Ming escape, nigga.
We gotta go.
Zokar's like, yo, but chill, man.
I want to get the chips.
Oh shit.
No, I can't steal.
Yo, yo, bro.
My bad.
We gotta leave.
I'm sorry to get to stock it, but he puts his hand up too, like, I'm sorry.
This was the moment that he was saying, like, oh man.
Oh shout out to King Life.
Dude's like, I'm a monster, but I'm not a thief.
Yeah, and they had a kidnapped guy still in the car either Yo.
So here we go.
Part two.
Asia guy runs in.
Nigga go crazy.
Hey!
Hey, nigga!
Call the cops!
Now he's probably uh call him now!
Police now.
He was a foreign exchange student, by the way, guys.
He's just holding the door.
He's like, yo.
He doesn't want them to come back in and get him.
He's like, I'm not going off.
Yo.
This nigga, like, oh, yo, what the fu what?
What you got kidnapped?
What?
He was like, they were just in here and they didn't steal.
Yo, my man.
Yo.
He's like, yo, bro, I gotta hide in the back.
He's like.
He's like, what?
Zokar and Tamerlin?
Those are my those are my nephews, bro.
They're nice guys.
What are you talking about, bro?
What do you talk about?
Your emergency.
Yeah.
Uh, I am uh in mobile dictation.
Uh drive.
Bro.
Can we not hit the stereotypes even more?
I was hoping he wouldn't have that accent.
And guess what happens?
Hello, police.
Yes, I am looking at.
It's just like, bruh, the stereotypes.
And his voice sounds shockingly calm for what I see on the video.
You know what I mean?
Like, how does this say you're about to hang up the phone with nine one?
Thank you.
Come on, gun.
I have one uh eight sixteen m memorial drive.
Correct.
Any is there any apartment number, sir?
No, it's sixteen.
I understand eight sixteen Memorial Drive is the mobile.
Mobile gas station.
The mobile gas station.
Yeah.
I have one.
Uh came inside now and he told me some uh one uh one to shot him and he stayed inside and he wants to leave.
So this is a memorial drive in the street, correct?
Yeah, okay, sir.
Is the gentleman there?
All right, guys, this is what he's talking about.
So here we go.
I got ya.
Yo, number one, like the fucking video.
Because out here on FedEx, we actually are gonna bring this shit back to life.
So here we go.
So this is where the Mercedes was, right here, right?
This is Cambridge.
Right?
And just so you guys know, Star War Drive is right across the street.
So this is Cambridge, as soon as this is a Charles River right here, guys.
I used to row on this river fucking every day.
This bridge, right?
Brings you into Boston, this bridge over here, Cambridge.
That's all that separates it, right?
So on this side of the river is Boston, this side of the river is Cambridge.
Alright, we're going in crazy detail because guys, these are my streets, man.
This is where I used to be.
So where you were rowing for fun, or are you rowing?
No, it was uh Division One College.
So and this this show, I had been to this show many times, bro.
Like sometimes on running routes, I'll stop and get water here and shit.
So anyway, this is where where they were where Zokar refused to steal, right?
Then our boy, Dumang runs right here to this mobile gas station.
Okay.
This is it, A16 Memorial.
Right.
So he runs in there.
So that's that's um that's the this is the this is the area that um where they're at, where this where this went down.
Yeah, that's right.
He don't want to to leave the gas station.
I know.
Can I speak with him?
Yeah, give me one thing.
Police for you.
Hello, sir, please happen to me.
Hello, sir.
Please happen to me, please happen to me.
Sir someone took to my car.
Bro, you know what, man, the the accents, the stereotypes, it's it's uh hey man.
It's entertainment.
Let's keep going.
Sir, hello?
Sir, listen to me.
I'm gonna ask you a couple questions.
Sure.
Alright, just take a deep breath.
Okay.
Okay.
Tell me what happened.
Somebody took your car.
Yes.
And what happened when they took their car?
They say that they had uh they they they approaching Maratwoochy.
What?
Okay.
They they what?
They they they even the colours I thought it was like, what the fuck is this nigga saying?
Yo, someone in the chat said Harold and Kumar.
Sir, what did he say when he took your car?
They have guns.
Where are they?
They're in the gas station.
Memorial drive.
They were in front of the gas station?
Yeah, they just wrong.
I guess wrong.
I just go to wrong.
But are they there now?
Yeah, please come.
And they're at they're at the key the gas station.
Uh yeah, yeah, they took my car.
I don't know if they leave or not.
Did they take the car or are they still there?
They take the car, I don't know.
I just I can't watch.
I d I don't I'm not there to watch.
Okay, but do they leave?
I don't know.
I don't know.
Just having a happening, please.
Sure.
They're they're running away.
But they came off to you.
Yeah, they actually get out of the car and they took your car.
No, they took my car like a half an hour ago.
Then I they tell me around to find the gas station, fine, and you find a way on to the memorial drive.
And they drove you around?
You told me you're wrong.
Yeah, I just got it wrong.
When they when they put us when I'm trying to plug out, I just go I get it wrong.
Yo, that nine one one operator is tight right now.
He don't know what the fuck's going on.
He's like, well, bro.
What?
And it also doesn't sound urgent except for how much he's breathing.
Yeah, yeah.
Right into the phone.
You're like, all right, this man's out of breath.
What'd he say?
The store, the store operators just chilling, like, bro.
Okay.
They just loved the damn office.
Some animation guy in the back talking to 911.
He just chilling having his coffee.
He got a long night ahead of him.
Sure, they're already on their way.
Just take a deep breath and stay where you are.
Okay.
I'm gonna stay on the phone with you.
Thank you.
Okay, what's your name?
My person is D UN.
Yeah.
Okay.
Sure.
Now do you know remember what these guys look like?
Yeah, from like from meter, meter Akya.
Meter Asia.
Middle Asia.
come from Arapa.
This fireman, oh man.
You clearly know he's trying to say Middle East and Arab, but he is not getting it.
He just went right with the joint.
Because remember, Tamerlin, the the older brother, when they carjacked him, they said, You know the boss marital bombing?
I did that.
So this nigga's like, so he's like, oh, oh, you terrorists?
Okay.
It's like they're Arab.
They're Arab.
I love you.
All right.
Well, you look like from Ywan or you lock somewhere else.
Okay, take one guy and give him a description of me.
One guy.
And they have Nick come from I think they come from Iran.
Maybe Iraq.
Yeah, my man is stereotyping the goal was like, yo, I don't care.
These dudes are definitely.
Yo, this is fucking gold.
So you got an Asian guy that stereotypically sounds like an Asian guy.
You got an Indian guy that stereotypically sounds like an Indian guy.
And then you got two niggas across the street that are fucking terrorists that are that are mostly like, yo, it's just stereotype city right now.
And they're all doing this in a gas station.
Fucking blown mind.
Right.
The fuck is going on right now?
Fuck some real.
Middle Eastern man.
You know, you finally got it.
Okay.
And well, how tall was he?
It's about five feelings.
Five foot seven.
Yes.
What was he wearing?
Oh.
Yeah, what was your yo?
The police got there quick.
This guy, I I'm looking at his um uh so this right here, guys.
Is this Cambridge pol?
Yeah, I think that's Cambridge Police.
Yep.
What kind of jacket?
Oh sure.
I don't remember.
I know the member.
Okay, this quake.
They have guns.
they want to shoot on me Alright, so then they talk.
Police officer starts taking notes.
Because mind you guys, uh uh a guy had just gotten killed.
Uh the MIT officer had just gotten killed.
So I ain't gonna lie, that was that was fucking entertaining.
Uh I mean, you know, uh obviously this guy's safe now and everything else like that, but yo, that the out of control.
Asian guy, Indian guy, two dudes from Chechen across the street that just admitted that they were terrorists at a gas station.
Does it get more stereotypical than that?
And they all have the stereotypical accents that they have.
Because Tamarlin speaks with accent too.
You know the bullshit murder bombing?
I did that too.
That's how it sounds like you can't make this clown.
Like Zokar has like an American accent, but Tamilin actually sounds like a fucking like, you know.
So uh, all right, anyway.
Like all of like the things the Asian man said, Middle Asia cancelled.
Okay.
Cancelled.
All right.
Let's keep going.
All right.
Let's go back to the cripple complaint.
Um, a victim of the car jacking, so we know who that is.
The victim stated that while he was sitting in the car road in a cambridge, a man approached and tapped on his patricide window.
Uh, did you hear about the ball?
This is Tamilin.
Did you hear about the bullshit metathon bombing explosion?
I did that.
The man removed the magazine for remember, guys, he's from Chet, you know, so he's gonna have a Russian accent.
Uh removed the magazine from his gun and showed the victim that it had a bullet in it, then re-inserted the magazine.
The man stated, I am serious.
Wait, hold on a sec, bro.
Hold on, hold on, fuck a sec.
So my man pointed a gun at him, pulled out the magazine.
Look, there's bullets in it, and then put it back in.
How are you gonna threaten?
All right.
I guess he was done terrorizing for this.
Maybe he had had a bigger one.
But that is like the dumbest way.
He couldn't continue.
Distinant is scare somebody and not really harm them.
But dude, like why are you gonna remove the magazine?
Show up, there's bullets in it, stupid, and then put it back in.
Like, you just tell him that like it's a real gun.
Maybe they do what the Asian man looked nice.
I I don't know.
The man removed the magazine from his gun and showed the victim that it had a bullet in it and then reinserted the magazine.
Then he goes, I am serious.
Like what this guy is touching.
Yeah, no, what?
I know there's a bull in the chamber, but still, bro.
That's one round.
If he misses, it's a wrap.
Oh man.
Okay.
The man with the gun forced the victim to drive to another location where they picked up a second man.
The two men put something in the trunk of the victim's vehicle.
The man with the gun took the victim's keys and sat in the driver's seat while the victim moved to the front passenger seat.
The second man entered the victim's vehicle and sat in the rear passenger seat.
The man with the gun and the second man spoke to each other in a foreign language.
Okay.
While they were driving, probably spoke uh to each other in Russian.
While they were driving, the man with the gun demanded money from the victim who gave the man 45 dollars.
One of the men compelled the victim to hand over his ATM card and password.
They then drove to an ATM machine and attempted to withdraw money from the victim's account.
The two men and victim then drove to a gas station convenience store in the vicinity of A16 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, which we just showed you guys before the shell gas station.
The two men got out the car, at which point the victim managed to escape.
And we saw that one as well.
Clear as day.
My man was fucking sprint time.
He literally, yo, he got out of that car.
We just like a short time later, the stolen vehicle was located by law enforcement in Watertown, Massachusetts.
As the man, and I showed you guys where Watertown uh is uh next to my boathouse, right?
As the men drove down Dexter Street in Watertown, they threw at least two small improvised explosive uh devices out the car.
You know what?
Let's have some fun with this.
Y'all want me to pull up Dexter Street on this thing?
Give me a one in the chat if you guys want me to pull up Dexter Street on here, or if you guys want me to just keep reading the complaint, let me know.
Hope you guys are enjoying the show, by the way.
Give me one's in the chat.
if you guys want me to pull up Dexter Street or you guys want me to just keep going with the complaint.
Okay.
What's the chat saying, Amanda?
We should have like a timing music.
I see a lot of ones.
Okay, it looks like I see very few twos.
I only saw one.
All right, fair enough.
Okay, let's pull it up then.
Dexter Street.
Um it up right now for you guys.
So this is where they had the shootout guys.
Um let's see here.
Okay, this is when they caught him.
That's not no hold on.
Dexter Street.
Watertown.
Also, man, do you got anything to say, people while I pull this up?
Would you like me to read some of the oh yeah, yeah, can you do that?
That'd be great.
Yes, you guys should just see some of his attitude when I look over at him and he's speaking and you can't see him.
Well, what are you trying to say?
It's extra sassy.
Extra sassy.
Extra sassy for somebody who doesn't like have emotions, you know.
Hey, hey, hey.
But logic.
I'll give you a noogie right now.
Fuck up your hair.
I'll turn these cameras off and no get the fuck out of here.
I will beat you up.
He's only saying that because I am extremely small and saturated compared to my right.
What are you like 5'1?
I am 5'3, which apparently is average size in America.
It's actually uh 5'5.
So you're below the average.
And that's the only way I'm below average.
Yeah, but thank you.
Well, yes, you are short.
All right.
I will see you.
I'm sorry.
You got one job.
Tommy Soto wants us to stop.
I can't.
I should actually have paid attention.
Thanks, big Al.
Appreciate you.
You got to talk to Mike though.
There you go.
Sorry.
I can't stop playing with the microphone or also moving around.
It's hard for me to sit still.
Okay.
I got one of the addresses where the shooting was taking place.
So I got y'all right now.
I'm pulling it up right now.
Uh boom.
Watertown.
Any other chats?
Yes.
Yeah, read them.
Sorry.
Yeah, read them.
Pull them up and then read them.
Yes, sir.
How about doing a series of shorts?
A agent Myron.
Investigating ninja Byron.
Keep up the great work.
Thank you, man.
I appreciate it.
Anybody else?
Uh, you might understand this, except you kick my dog.
I don't.
I'm like, is this like an inside thing?
I don't understand.
I guess.
Like, what?
Sorry, I don't really understand that.
What else?
Who who uh how much?
There's some other people that were just coming in.
499.
That was you and Kosh working the gas station register.
I'm assuming he was talking about you.
Oh, me working at the gas station?
Yeah.
Yes, it was my uncle, guys.
It was my uncle that was working at the gas station that day.
Do you have any family members that own gas gas stations?
No.
We're poor, bro.
What about that?
Yeah, I was gonna say, what about doctors?
Uh no, that's Indians.
What?
No, not there's all right.
You're fired.
Back to me.
So all right.
All right, guys.
Um, okay.
So here's Dexter Street right here.
Right?
This is the this is the this is it.
Oh, what the fuck?
So this is where they were running around in Watertown, right here.
Residential area.
And Watertown guys is a little town right outside of Boston.
Okay.
Has his own police department, pretty small police department.
But this is where they were racing around when the police were chasing them.
All right.
So they threw at least two small improvised IEDs out the car while the police were chasing them, right?
A gunfight ensued between the car's occupants and law enforcement officers, in which numerous shots were fired.
One of them men was severely injured and remained at the scene.
The other managed to escape in the car.
The guy that got hurt, guys, was the brother.
That car was later found abandoned a short distance away, and an intact low-grade explosive device was discovered inside it.
In addition, from the scene of the shootout on Laurel Street in Watertown, the FBI has recovered two unexploded IEDs as well as the uh remnants of numerous exploded IEDs.
Uh so from the scene of the shootout, Laurel.
I you know what?
I think I have this address for y'all too right here.
Um so this is where they were actually shooting, right here, guys.
When there were it was 61.
Uh yeah, 61 Dexter Av is where they were shooting.
So right here is where the gunfight was.
Which one?
Is that what is that?
65?
No, then it's this one right here.
It's probably this house.
God damn it.
We will find this.
Oh, for the okay, so it's no, it's down.
Well, how the fuck?
Yo, man, I hate street addresses sometimes.
How do you go from 55 to 65?
It's it's right here though.
It's basically because this is gonna be this because that's odds on that side, so this evens over here.
But this is basically where the shootout happened, guys.
This area right here.
Um and then the police, the FBI said that there was on Laurel Street in Watertown.
The FBI has recovered two unexploded IEDs.
So let me see here if I can pull that up as well.
Laurel Street, Watertown.
Look on a side note, the chat's going crazy.
What's up?
They think that you have a thing for me, but this person, this doll face person is better.
I'm like, I don't know who this is, but y'all are just harsh and haters.
I also am way too.
I'm older than he is, guys.
So calm down.
Oh, here's Lall Street's right here.
Bro, you like by like three months.
But it's okay.
We can use your senior senior citizen discount.
All right, so this is Laurel Street right here, guys.
On uh this so this is where they found two of the bombs.
Uh, because remember, because what that what the brothers did, guys.
So after they got the so that quick little summary.
FBI puts out the press release.
The brothers freak out, they steal a car.
When they steal the car, um, with the Asian guy, Asian guy runs away.
So they're like, fuck it, right?
So now the police are on them because the the the guy that got kidnapped went to the police and told them, hey, these two guys sort of carjacked me, whatever.
So now they're looking for this Mercedes.
And these guys have this Mercedes and they're driving it around and they got bombs in it, right?
They got the two like a couple IEDs.
So they start throwing them outside the back of the car and stuff like that, and the FBI was actually to able to recover two of the IEDs here on Lowell Street, right in Watertown.
Okay.
And if you guys look, right?
Here's Dexter and Laurel.
They intersect.
So the police were chasing them around here, and then a couple of the bombs were found right right here.
Right?
Because this isn't that long of a street.
Is this dead end?
Looks like it's the Dead East.
Oh, no, it keeps going.
God damn, 2007.
They haven't been out, they haven't been out of that bitch since 2007 with this area.
This is grainy as hell, man.
What the hell?
Cool, you you guys slacking.
Looks like it was taken with a with like a flip file.
Yeah, what the hell my my man uh Google probably pulled out a C-Mobile sidekick.
It took that shit.
But he can text really fast.
Tell him his bosses, hey bro, it I took the picture, but it didn't come out that good.
The fuck.
All right.
So now we know now we know where the evidence was found.
Are you guys enjoying this breakdown, man?
Well, because we actually like I'm pulling up all the stuff on the maps and everything like that.
We're bringing this, we're bringing this criminal complaint to life, right?
So you guys are seeing what's going on.
They said they like your laugh, man.
Do you got anything you want to say about that?
I really appreciate you guys.
Uh once one of the smartest teachers I ever had told me I should be a radio host.
And she was like, Not because you're not pretty.
She was like, but that voice.
And obviously I didn't listen to that.
Well, I will tell you this.
That voice is terrible.
Let's continue on.
Myron, everything about you.
I hate it.
Oh, right.
Uh all right.
The shootout.
Okay, and the FBI recovered two IEDs, right?
And then we got identification of the carjackers.
I reviewed images of two men taken at approximately 12-17 a.m. by a security camera at the ATM and gas station convenience store where the two carjackers drove with the victim in his car.
Based on the men's close physical resemblance, RMV photos of Tamilin and Zokar Sarnev.
And guys, the reason why his name is highlighted like this is because he the the criminal complaint is charging him.
Remember, his brother dies.
I believe the two men who carjacked kidnapped and robbed the victim are Tamilin and Zokar Sarnev.
In addition, the car jacktor who was severely injured, uh the carjacker who's severely injured during the shootout in Watertown was taken to Beth Israel hospital where he was pronounced dead.
FBI fingerprint analysis confirms that he is Tamil and Sarnev, and the man's face matches the RMV photograph of Tamil and Sarnev.
RMV records indicate that Tamil and Sarnev and Zarkar Sarnev share the same address at on Norfolk Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
You know what?
I think I know their address, guys.
Uh let me pull it up for y'all right now.
I think it's 401.
If I actually remember this, I'm gonna be a fucking G. Uh the address is I was about to tell you I believed in you, but then I realized that was way too much positivity.
You believe that to like question your direction.
I was like, well, well, well, I'm not supposed to be the nice girl.
I'm supposed to be the white devil.
You're the oppressor, remember?
You're supposed to be the oppressor.
I'm like a little Irish person, people.
Come on.
We were, I mean, not you know, the most oppressed, but I don't think anybody thinks Irish people are high on the totem pole, guys.
Uh, but anyway.
No, they got they definitely got had their their uh tough times too.
I was I was I was about I thought you were gonna be like, oh, the Irish had a heyday.
I was like, when?
No, no, yeah, man.
They we were like fighting the Romans for our island.
Get off here.
Yeah, we're fine.
What over over potatoes, man?
I get it.
Potatoes are important.
Literally, you know my ancestry DNA.
It's 410 Norfolk, guys.
I thought it was 401, but it's 410.
Go ahead.
Go ahead.
What was it?
I'm sorry.
I'm talking completely off key.
So I'll focus here in a sec.
What do you what do you want to say?
Like 85% of my DNA is from that stupid little British aisle.
Oh, really?
That's uh, yeah.
Yeah.
Uh okay.
So here we are, guys.
We're at this is Norfolk Street right here.
So these guys are where's their house?
So this is 410.
Uh no, sorry, this is 412.
I think this is it right here.
It's their crib.
Hmm.
412 is here.
Oh, black lives matter, guys.
Uh is this it?
Is this what the f this is 4406?
So you know what it is, bro?
It's probably might be this one right here.
And this might be 410 because it doesn't, it doesn't line up.
And guys, the reason why it's so confusing like this is because um in Boston, there's a lot of duplexes and triplexes, right?
So you'll end up with uh, yeah, because like you look at this.
This one's 400, this one's 402, and then this one.
These houses are all probably well over a million dollars, man.
Boston's expensive.
406.
Clearly, no reason though, because that's uh I've never lived in Boston like you.
The first school I went to was Drexel, so I lived in Philly, which is you went to Drexel?
Yeah That's cool fucking blows Anything I say, he's like no, no, no.
That school legitimately sucks penis.
Legitimately sucks, penis.
I mean, I don't agree with you, but I I guess I would need to see more of your case.
What are your facts?
What am I what are my facts?
Yeah, outside of like that's just how you feel.
No, we no, what no?
We used to uh we used to compete against uh Drexel for rowing, and they were they were terrible.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I should have clearly been out of the river.
Like when I was in college, I wasn't what I didn't know there were like hot guys out rowing in the river, but yeah, man.
Boathouse row, school go river, man.
How many girls did you pick up at the river?
None, actually.
Damn.
None.
It was off the river.
Are you shirtless though?
No, you would wear like a abs then?
No, you would you you would use like a unitard.
Oh, that's why you never picked up girls.
That's why I remember.
That's why.
Uh so anyway, guys.
So here it is right here.
Um, this is the four 410 right here.
Um is this a 412, but I guarantee this is probably the building though.
This is probably where they live.
So this is this is where they were at.
Um this is in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Wait, Somerville?
Hold on.
No, it's fucking supposed to be Cambridge.
All right.
Well, can't Cambridge and Somerville are right next to each other, so it's like almost interchangeable.
Um, all right.
So uh where are we?
Okay, I believe the two men who carjack kidnapped uh the victim are Tamerlin and Zokar Sarnev.
Uh okay, he died.
Let's see here.
Okay.
They so uh share the same address on Norfolk Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, according to the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration Records.
Hey, that's our people.
Tamlin Sarnev and uh the Zorkar Sarnev are brothers.
Tamran Sarnav was a lawful permanent resident.
Zazokar Sarnav entered the United States on April 12th, 2002, and is a naturalized U.S. citizen.
So the younger brother is a citizen, and this guy's a green card holder.
Preliminary examination of the explosives.
A preliminary examination of the remains of the explosive devices that were used at the Boston Marathon revealed that they were low-grade explosives that were housed in pressure cookers.
Both pressure cookers were of the same brand.
And actually, you know, I'm gonna try to uh go ahead and get you guys images of this right now.
Um pressure cookers, Austin Marathon bombing.
Alright, so let me hold on.
I'm gonna get you guys some.
So they filled them up with nails and shit so that they would enable ads.
Yo, these these websites, these uh news websites are the worst, bro.
They literally like like just want to be on the D. Alright.
So let me pull this up for y'all.
Boom.
So these were the these were uh what they kind of look like, guys.
Um six-liter pressure cooker bombs were concealed in black nylon bags left on the sidewalks teaming with people near the race finish line.
The device exploded 12 seconds apart, indentated by electric timer, said the source who was briefed on the investigation.
Investigators found bits of a circuit board believed to be part of the timer source.
Also said, uh, no, thanks.
Uh, and a pressure cooker lid thought to have been used in the bombings was found on a roof near the crime scene.
So, see, this is uh some of the stuff that they used.
Damn, that's it from uh after a piece of the of one of the Boston Marathon 2013 bombs, believed to be a pressure cooker that was discovered the day after the April 15th, 2013 explosion.
That's the backpack.
The remains of the black padded knapsack or delve bag that may have contained one of the Boston Marathon 2013 bombs.
Uh, and to be a pressure cooker that was discovered the day after the April 15th explosion.
Like I said, guys, they they they um they basically blocked this entire street off for like a week so they can get evidence, right?
So here they are, looking all over the place, combing it, you know, foot by foot to try to find evidence.
Oh god, look at that.
Yeah, victims poured into ERs with metal pellets um and nails embedded in their skin, said Dr. George Velhemos of Masters General Hospital.
See, one of the most bizarre objects doctors removed was the metallic pulse tab of a zipper from a woman's ankle.
Oh wow.
These were some of the victims.
This is them.
Uh look, they're pulling video footage right here.
And then this is how it looks.
Crazy shit, huh?
And and yeah, this guy, Frazel Shazad.
Uh, I think this is a Times Square bomber right here.
Yeah, Times Square.
He did the same thing back in 2010.
So uh so that's what the pressure cookers look like, guys.
All right, um, the pressure cookers also contain metallic BBs and nails.
Many of the BBs were contained with an adhesive material.
The explosives contain green-colored hobby fuse.
Uh, preliminary examination of the explosive devices that were discovered at the scene of the shootout in Watertown in the abandoned vehicle has revealed similarities to the explosive used at the Boston Marathon.
The same area I'd showed you guys over there by Laurel and Dexter.
The remnants of at least one of the exploded IEDs at the scene of the shootout indicate that a low-grade explosive had been contained in a pressure cooker.
The pressure cooker was one of the same brands as the one used in the marathon explosions.
The explosives also contain metallic BBs contained within an adhesive material as well as green-colored hobby fuse.
The intact low-grade explosive device found in the abandoned car was in a plastic container and wrapped with both green colored high be fuse.
So, guys, the reason why that's important and relevant is because it's very distinct characteristics that were used in the explosives that were at two different scenes of uh of crimes.
Okay, so they were able to link them both to both scenes.
Okay.
So the Zohar Sarnav is located on the evening of April 19th, 2013.
Police investigation revealed that there was an individual in a covered boat located at 67 Franklin Street in Watertown.
Let's pull this bad boy up.
I'll show you guys exactly where they got him.
All right.
Guys, you're liking the video?
Give me some ones in the chat if you guys are enjoying this.
Man, are you enjoying this?
I'm enjoying myself.
Learning a little bit here.
I am learning.
So look at this.
Okay, so I got the address here.
I think this is it.
Is this 67?
Yeah, I think this is it.
Your followers love you.
They're just warning you up.
Hey, man.
The supporters, man.
We we are a team.
We work together.
So all right.
So this is it here on the map, guys, right?
And I don't know why it's blurred out like that, but they probably don't want it.
This house is probably famous now at this point.
So it's a uh this is it, right?
This thing was filled with police.
And I think he was back over here, guys.
If I'm not mistaken, because this was the address of this bad boy right here.
Hold on.
This one.
I can't see it.
God damn it.
Well, I think this is the house right here.
And you know what?
I actually got a YouTube video that I'm gonna pull up for y'all right now where they um where they talk about this.
Let me close this tab.
Uh Amanda, can you read some of these chats while I pull this up?
I mean, there's a lot of tarok right before the ones.
Um I'm flirting with you.
Uh you're the devil.
You know those that's only on Saturdays.
But yeah, just um yeah, f I find some of those chats real quick.
Uh yes, sir.
I'm finding that.
And guys, I'm pulling up a YouTube video for y'all right now.
where they actually interviewed one of the state troopers that was there when they got him.
Thank you.
All right.
Let's move this over.
Let's move this over.
What's so funny?
I'm just reading people's comments about me.
All right, go ahead, read them.
One says read the comments about you, go ahead.
She's she sounds like someone who uses bass salts.
I don't even know how to use bass hauls outside of the ones like going your bathtub.
But I didn't know you could sound like somebody.
I knew that they were gonna roast you.
Oh, yeah.
I'm I'm just an old cougar.
What else?
They love you.
They think you're the most beautiful handsome man on earth.
I try.
And that yeah, you're just gonna hold out, I guess.
Forever.
You don't see any other uh super chats there.
No.
Alright.
I'm getting this video for y'all right now.
Uh where the hell is it, man?
Okay.
Don't forget to switch back to you.
They want to see y'all.
Shortly after 5 p.m. yesterday, FBI special agent in charge, Richard Delorier releases these images of the two men they believe are suspects behind the Boston Marathon bombings.
And we have two new pictures that we want to show you.
Just hours later, a second photo is circulated online of suspect number two walking away from the bombings.
A little after 10 p.m.
That's the fire fight.
That's Watertown police guys uh fight shooting, uh getting into the shootout with uh the two brothers.
We must have heard about 60 gunshots.
Chief DeVoe is advising all Watertown East End residents to remain in their home.
As we are on the air at 11 p.m., we learn a 26-year-old police officer from MIT has been shot and killed.
Moments later, Boston police beginning.
And they they guys they went after him.
They killed him to try to take his gun, and I don't even think they got it.
Needless violence.
And he's a young guy who was in his early 20s.
A high-speed chase for two males after receiving reports of an armed carjacking.
According to authorities, the carjacking suspects begin throwing explosives from the car as police chase them from Cambridge to Watertown.
There were dozens of police officers who took on the drive.
We could hear them yelling.
At approximately 123 a.m. residents in Watertown are jolted awake as dozens of police exchange gunfire with the two suspects.
And then like boom boom, like three big bangs.
Fierce fire fight with explosions follows, leading to the death of one of the men, later identified as suspect number one.
Suspect number two Tamilin sorry is Termelin is suspect one.
Escapes on foot.
By 3 45 in the morning, Massachusetts State Police warn Watertown residents to stay in their homes, lock their doors, as police begin searching door to door.
I remember that.
I remember this guy.
Right there.
Um and then this is them right now in Watertown, bro.
The whole city was shut down on this day.
After 5 a.m. as day breaks, the city of Boston begins moving into a lockdown, suspending mass transit and asking businesses to remain closed.
I remember that the uh the mayor of Boston told everyone they got mandated they stay home and then look at all this law enforcement presence in Watertown.
It is important that folks remain doors.
I think his name is the Vol Pratchett open the door at 8 14 a.m. authorities identify the suspects as brothers.
26 year old Tamerlin Sarnayev and 19 year old Jahar Sarnayev.
At 11 55 a.m. the city of Boston.
That's Harvard guys, right there.
It's Harvard University.
He's at a standstill.
His relatives of the two suspected bombers begin to speak out.
Turn yourself in.
And us will forgive us.
At 126, Boston police tweet that 60% of the search is done.
At 3 40 door, guys in Watertown.
42.
Look, see ATF is involved.
Like this is how much law enforcement they had.
My guys couldn't even get in the goddamn car.
Yo, there were literally hundreds, if not thousands, of law enforcement in Watertown when this shit was going on, man.
This was crazy.
Crazy crazy.
Investigators find significant amounts of homemade explosives in Watertown.
We are asking the public to remain vigilant.
6 p.m.
The lockdown for the Boston area is lifted.
Meaning people can again leave their homes, even though a suspect remains at large.
But less than an hour after the lockdown is lifted, shots are fired in Watertown.
Police scramble to the scene.
Let's see if I can go back so we can hear that again.
Again leave their homes, even though a suspect remains at large.
Was that guns?
Okay.
Very brief.
Police scramble to the scene.
I I just heard I mu uh what sounded like multiple assault rifle shots to me.
8 15 p.m.
A person believed to be Jahar Tisarnayev is cornered on a boat in a yard in Watertown.
Hundreds of law enforcement.
There's FBI right there.
Uh ATF.
Uh this is their um special response team.
Because he had been shot.
He got injured, guys, during that shootout with the Watertown police.
Around the suspected bomber.
And at 8 45, police in Watertown, Massachusetts break out in cheers, followed by crack I showed you guys the footage from my own phone of what happened that night in Boston.
Crazy to celebrate.
Oh, yo, you guys know where this is?
I'll show man.
This is my fucking city.
That's on Gainesborough, guys.
Hold on.
Let me show you guys where that is real quick.
This is these are all like kids from Northeastern.
So I'll show you guys exactly where that was done.
I showed you guys my party footage earlier, but let me show you where that one was at.
Uh so let's go ahead and type in uh Gainesborough Street, Boston.
Uh okay, so here's Northeastern right here, eh guys?
So you go in, boom.
Dude, it was fucking nuts, man.
Uh so this is New England Conservatory.
This boco symphony Gainesborough Street.
Oh, this is it right here.
I think this is it.
All right, boom.
All right.
So come this way.
For all my guys that went to college in Northeastern, you already know what time it is.
All right.
Uh so we go here.
I think this is gonna bring me out.
So this is Gainesborough right here.
Right.
Okay, so this is a Huntington Ave, right?
So this is North.
You're gonna you're gonna see this Huntington Ave.
This is the main street for Northeastern, right?
So this is all Northeastern here on the left, right?
And where they're showing.
Okay, gonna go.
This is the gym right here.
Right?
Right here.
This is the gym, the Merino Center.
You come this way.
Right.
Codoba grill.
Inferior to Chipotle.
But it's fine.
And then we're comments.
This is where I would go to get food.
This is the dining hall is right here and all the freshman dorms.
Okay.
When we needed to recruit girls for our party, we would go there.
Right.
So all right, so here we go.
Hemondsway.
Sorry, my bad.
So you come here.
This is where a lot of the people lived, right?
A lot of students lived here.
This is like off-campus housing, but it's right there next to the thing.
But a lot of people lived here.
And then there where they recorded that is right here.
If I'm not mistaken.
Uh taking you guys down memory lane with me a little bit here.
Okay.
Yep.
Okay.
So let's go back to that footage.
You know what?
No, no, no.
It's this intersection right here.
Mind you, I haven't been here in fucking almost 10 years, guys.
Uh well, yeah, when's the last time I was in Boston?
No, 20 2016 was the last time I was in Boston.
Yeah, no, it's yeah, it's right here.
Okay.
Yeah.
Okay.
So let's go back.
So you guys you guys know this.
You can see the area, obviously, right?
Right.
You get okay, there, right here.
I think if I'm not mistaken, you see this building here in this co this section.
Now it am I?
Is it the same?
I think it might be the same, guys.
Boom.
Boom.
Anyway.
But yeah.
The city of Boston guys went fucking nuts.
It was every like I showed you guys my phone earlier.
Uh that was up in Mission Hill.
Like, it was fucking crazy when they caught this guy.
Um, all right, let's keep going back to the affidavit.
Hope you guys are enjoying this walking down memory lane with me.
We live in college.
Uh uh.
So, yeah, so this is where they caught him right here, guys.
Was um behind this house.
He was he was basically hiding in a boat.
Um he was hiding in a boat.
And he was injured and he surrendered.
But there was like a Massachusetts uh state police thing following him and everything.
Like you, they were gonna they were prepared to to kill him.
And actually, you know what?
There was one picture.
I'll keep reading the affidavit, but um there was one thing I want to show you guys.
Uh all right.
Uh after standoff between the boats occupant and the police involving gunfire, the individuals move for the boat and search uh university of Massachusetts at Dartmouth identification card, credit cards, and other forms of identification were found in his pockets.
All of them I identified the man as Zokar Sarnnev.
He had visible injuries, including a parent, gunshot wounds to the head, neck, legs, and hand.
Uh Sarnav's wounds were triaged, and he was brought to an area hospital where he uh he remains for medical treatment.
On April 21st, 2013, FBI searched Zokar Sir uh dormitory room at 7341 Pine Dale doll wait Pine Dale Hall at the University of Massachusetts of Dartmouth.
Okay, you know what?
Fuck it, let's pull this one up too.
We're we're bringing this uh case to life, guys.
Um, so 7341 Pine Dale Hall.
University, UMass.
Thank you.
All right, so what's so funny?
What?
Every time you stop to search for something, I don't, I just look at the chat and the things that they continuously say, like Myron and I are the same age at the current moment.
I'm only like four months older than him.
They're like, I'm old enough to be your mom.
Old enough to you're 32, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
She is a senior citizen, though, guys.
Oh, look, I'm white.
Like, I get it.
We don't age as well.
Myron's a nicer tan color than me, but dang, Y'all.
Rough out here.
Here, guys, here's his room right here.
This is our boy Zokar's room.
Damn, that's that's a fucking shitty ass room.
But yeah, Dartmouth, Massachusetts, room 7341 in Pinedale Hall at Yuma and Stoutmarth was Zokar Sarnov's dorm room.
Um, yeah, and they did a search here, guys.
They searched, they searched it.
They did a search warrant.
Let me see if I can get a copy of that search for real quick.
If I uh um search warrant for Zokarom.
That might be a little bit harder to get, but it is what it is.
Um you got anything you want to tell the people?
I don't have any particular thoughts right now.
Is there something you think I should share?
Um, do you have any of the can you um click any of those chats?
Yes, I can.
Yeah, read the read the chats, please.
Or any funny comments.
They're probably roasting you right now, are they roasting me?
So Kareem Hall.
What's good?
Big ups to you and the gang.
Work in the restaurant next to the Mandarin Hotel.
Okay.
What else?
Thank you for the support, my man.
And there's just absolutely I'm getting roasted.
Like doll face, they they're like, she's gonna come fight me.
Oh, this is great.
Can you put your elbows to oh my goodness, I cannot.
I it's too much.
Can you do it?
Can I can I put my elbows together?
Uh not in a jacket.
If I take the jacket off and I'm only wearing the top, I can put my elbows together for sure.
For sure.
Don't do it.
We don't want a nip slip here.
Yeah, we can't have any inappropriate um.
Uh I didn't know nipples were still not allowed on like TV and YouTube and stuff.
Yeah, they get mad about that.
They don't want they don't want nobody to have fun.
It's like free it, free it.
Come on.
Brows suck.
Okay.
So uh so anyway, so they so they did the search warrant.
They cease from his room among other things a large pyrotechnic, a black jacket, and a white hat of the same general appearance as those worn by bomber two at the Boston Marathon on April 15th, 20 uh and BB's based on a foregoing, there's probably cause to believe that honor about April 15th, 2013, Zokar Sarnav violated 18 USC 2332A.
Um and 844i.
Accordingly, I respectfully request that the court issue a complaint charging Zokar Sarnev with those crimes.
And then here we go.
Daniel R. Gent, and then uh Mary Ann uh B. Bowler, the judge, and then here's our boy right now.
This is his full name.
Uh this is the criminal case cover sheet.
Investigating HD FBI.
Here's the case number.
Um is a person attorney a member member of a federal bar.
Here's the alias name.
No, he's not.
Because obviously, if he is a member of the bar, that's going to change things up.
Here's the AUSA, the prosecutor that took the case.
These guys are, I think both a part of the um national security section.
One of them is DOJ Main.
See, he's already in federal custody, so he had to get the he's at FBI Beth uh Israel Hospital.
So he was already in custody when he wrote this criminal complaint, guys.
They just need an arrest warrant to take him into custody.
Um charging document complaints, uh, and then A USA, and then these are the crimes they hit him on because these were easier crimes to prove.
So that's what happened there.
Okay.
So Myron, I'm sorry to interrupt you, but please turn the camera.
Your viewers are saying that I'm distracting and I'm also getting pink from the attention.
I'm just pale, guys.
Sometimes you have to remind me.
My bad.
It's okay.
I've I'm trying to make sure you get the attention, not just me, despite the haters.
Well, you know they're gonna make jokes.
They love you.
They can't they can't help it.
So and also, just so you guys know, quick little side note.
Remember how they searched his dorm?
Well, these guys right here, um, they fucked up.
They lied to the police and they got indicted.
These uh these dudes right here.
Diaz Cadmev, Azmat, and Robel Cadane Philippos.
Um, conspiracy to obstruct justice, uh, obstruction of justice, making false statements and aiding and abetting, superseding indictments.
So look, they charged uh on April 15th, 2013, approximately 249 p.m. while the Boston Marathon in annual 26.2 mile race will underway.
Two explosions occurred in the Boston, Massachusetts.
So they go over the facts of the case, right?
And then uh let's the Federal Bureau of Investigation uh led the investigation of the bombings part of the domestic terrorism.
Uh so they were trying to, so they're basically saying we did the case, right?
And then so on the on the evening of Friday, April 19th, 2013, Zokar was arrested.
Defendants Diaz and Azmat uh are both nationals of Kazakhstan.
Hey, it used who entered the United States on a student visa in or about September 2011 until April 20th, 2013.
These they shared an apartment at 69A Carriage Drive, New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Uh, and then Philippos is United States citizen who lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Okay.
And let's go into where they fucked up.
Uh, okay.
So on April 21st, 2013, the FBI searched Zokar Sarnav's uh dormitory room pursuant to a search warrant.
Three days before the FBI executed a search on the evening of April 18th, 2013, after the FBI posted photographs of bomber one and bomber two, uh Kedi Brev and I'm just gonna say K and T. And Philippos entered Sarnov's dormitory room, removed several items from the room, including Sarnev's laptop computer, and a backpack containing fireworks, and brought them to Carriage Drive Apartment.
Holy So these guys fucking idiots.
Subsequently, between uh 10 p.m. on April 18th, 2013, and 122 p.m. on April 19th, 2013.
Uh K plays Zokar backpack, which contained several items, including fireworks and a jar of Vaseline in a garbage bag and placed it in a dumpster outside the carriage drive apartment on April 19th, 2013, the carriage drive apartment's complex dumpster was emptied and its contents were moved to a landfill in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Over the course of two days, April 25th and April 26th, more than 30 federal agents searched this landfill for the evidence K had placed in the trash on April 26, 2013.
Uh Sarnev backpack was found at the landfill.
Inside the backpack, the agents recovered fireworks, a jar of Vaseline, a thumb drive, and a UMass Dartmouth homework assignment sheet.
Between on or about April 19, 2013, April 25th, 2013, Federal Agents signed to JTTF and FBI special agents interviewed Philippos concerning material facts related to the terrorism investigation of the Boston Marathon bombing and one of the suspected bombers, Zarnev.
During these interviews, Philippos concealed the fact that he, K and T had game had gone into Zokar's dormitory room on the evening of April 18th, 2013, and removed Zokar's backpack from his room.
In doing so, he made numerous false and misleading statements to the agents.
Okay, so they but these guys basically lied to the police.
Um they put through the backpack out and uh they fucked up and they got charged with lying and um with lying in the what's it called?
Obstructing justice.
Like they weren't really in on it, I guess.
They just thought he was a nice guy.
I'm not saying it was the right thing.
I'm just like, dang.
There's some riders.
Yeah, they they just fucked up because they literally picked the worst crime to try to defend the guy.
100%.
Like, what the hell?
Look, I'm I'm not I'm with you, but yeah, like damn, hold some drugs or something.
Not not fucking bombs, my man.
Fucking dummy.
That's where you draw the line.
Yeah, like the whole new everyone's looking, and I think one of them actually texted Zokar and he texted them back saying, Hey man, you probably shouldn't text me anymore.
So my god.
Yeah.
All right.
So this is a L for sure.
Okay.
Um was this the new Boston bombing suspects are the dumbest, yeah.
They are dumb.
Um, okay.
And then so there was something else I was gonna show you guys.
Let me pull it up for y'all.
Um he went to trial, guys, and he was found guilty.
Okay.
Uh, not not no surprise there.
Um, he was found guilty.
And I'm gonna show you guys the judgment document uh of it real quick because I'll show you the indictment real quick, and then I'll show you the judgment.
So let's pull up the indictment real fast.
I'm not and I'm not gonna read the entire indictment, guys, because it's a lot of charges, but just to show you guys because so look at all these goddamn charges.
Holy!
All right.
Now look at the criminal Complaint.
The criminal complaint only gets them for these two charges, right?
Remember, guys, they're in a rush.
They're trying to just like get him arrested, right?
So they're getting the easiest charges is to get him in custody.
Then they come back, right?
And they charge him with all this shit.
And he was indicted on what day is this?
627-13.
But they got this criminal complaint on when did they sign this shit?
On the 21st.
Okay.
So also I want to show you guys the docket, right?
So you go on Pacer.
Alright, so here's his case right here.
I'm gonna pull it up for y'all right here.
If I can all right.
So here's his case.
Zokar Sarnev.
This is the district, uh, United States District Court uh of Massachusetts, right?
God damn, they throwing the book at this man.
Look at all these charges, right?
So here he is.
He actually had a lot of lawyers, though.
Clout chasing lawyers.
Look at all these charges.
Right.
And these are all the interested parties.
So this is where you get all the documents, right?
So you scroll all the way down here, right?
Yeah, this case.
And then Supreme Court is involved in this thing, and we're gonna talk about this in a second.
But what I want you guys to uh to get is um here's the judgment, right?
Which I have for you guys here.
It's uh let me if this fucking computer would move this thing.
All right, get out the way.
All right.
So here's the indictment, right?
So you got charged with all these crimes, right?
Use of a weapon of mass destruction, place of public use and uh place uh bombing of a pub uh place of public use and conspiracy, malicious destruction of property and conspiracy, use of a firearm during and in retaliation to a crime of violence, using use of the firearm during and in retaliation to a crime of violence, causing death, carjacking, resulting in serious bodily injury, interference with commerce by threats or violence, aiding and abetting, and then uh the forfeiture stuff, right?
So they they went after him for for a lot of stuff here.
And the indictment guys covers a lot of the things that we talked about in the criminal complaint.
Uh let me see here if we can find the part about Sean Collier.
Okay.
Uh the conspiracy resulted in one person, at least one person's death specifically resulted in the deaths of Crystal uh Marie Campbell, Officer Sean Collier, Ling Zo Lingzu Lu, and Martin Richard.
Um, and then let me see here.
On April 18th, 2013, at approximately 1025 p.m. in the vicinity of 32 Vaster Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, um, Zokar Sarnev and Tamlin Sarnev murdered Sean Collier, an MIT police officer by shooting him in the head at close range with a Ruger P959mm semi-autoc hand cut handgun and attempted to steal his service weapon on April 18th.
Um we're gonna find his address too.
On April 18th, 2013, approximately 11 p.m. in the vicinity of 60 Brian Ave in Boston, Massachusetts, Zokar and Sarnev and Tamlin uh carjacked uh his uh the DM's leased Mercedes, that's the Asian guy, ML 350 by pointing a gun at DM and threatening to kill him.
They indicated to DM that they intended to drive his vehicle to Manhattan.
See, I told you guys they were trying to go to New York City, and that's why they had those bombs there after carjacking kidnapping DM, Zokar and Sarnev and Termin forced him to drive to Watertown, Massachusetts, where they retrieved a portable GPS device and other items from their Honda Civic.
Then they forced DM to drive to a gas station in order to fill the Mercedes gas tank, and that's when he ran away, right?
Which we covered that.
So let's look at this address.
This is where they got um Sean Collier, rest in peace, man.
Uh I never like it when they kill police officers.
Um this is not what I'm looking for.
I'm trying to get the street view.
Okay.
Okay.
So this is where uh I'm gonna pull this up for you guys.
This is on campus of MIT.
All right, guys, which is a very good school.
Uh, probably one of the best um tech schools, engineering schools in the world.
Um, but yeah, this is the this is the area uh where they got him, which is uh you know, unfortunate.
Um, yes, uh let me go back here.
Not stated, not not this wait.
Is that correct?
Hold on.
32 Vaster Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Yeah, okay, that's it.
Yeah, so yeah, this is campus.
So yeah.
And if you guys look, this is um this is MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and then this is the Charles River right here.
This is Massav.
I remember I used to run across this bridge and then go into uh go into Cambridge.
Because remember, like I said, guys, the Charles River separates Boston and Cambridge.
So if you zoom out a bit, right?
Bam, here's Boston.
Right.
You come here, Star Will Drive, and then Charles River, Mass Massachusetts Ave Bridge.
And then here's MIT as soon as you cross over.
And then this is where they got um Sean Collier.
So all right.
Let's see here if there's anything else here.
So we covered a lot of this stuff already in the um uh in the uh complaint.
But yeah, they just basically, guys, what they did was they now now they just added charges to the indictment, right?
So now they hit him with let me know how many charges here.
Because remember, he killed multiple people for the same crime, if that makes sense.
So it has different counts.
So uh so now let's fast forward, right?
This is when they they indicted him back in 2013.
Fast forward here to uh and I'm gonna pull up this document for you guys.
He goes to trial, okay.
And he gets this judgment order here.
And he basically was found guilty on counts one through 30, date of verdict 4815.
That's when he uh uh when they went lost to trial.
And um conspiracies use weapon of mass destruction resulting in death, use of a weapon of mass destruction resulting in death, one count, two counts here.
Um because remember, he killed people on the bombing, and then he also killed Sean Kalier on the on the uh on the uh 19th.
Uh the defendant's sentences are provided in pages two through 11 of the judgment.
The sentence is opposed pursuant to sentencing reform act of 1984.
This is a judge that signed it.
This is the date it was imposed, and then January 15th, 2016.
I think this was oh yeah, this was the trial.
Uh, because he went to trial like three years later, guys.
Um, and obviously a big case like this, it has a lot.
So uh this should have the goddamn thing.
Let's go here.
Okay, so look at this, man.
All these charges on all the different counts, right?
Possession of use of firearm, retaliation, crime of violence, right?
All of these crimes.
Different counts.
Additional counts of the conviction.
So, yeah, so this is what he was what he was actually convicted of, guys.
All right, the convicted, but found beyond a reasonable doubt.
Two pages of this stuff.
Oh, nope, three pages of it.
All right.
Imprisonment.
The defendant is hereby committed to the custody of the United States Bureau of Prisons to be imprisoned for a term of upon the jury's verdict.
The defendant sentenced to death on counts 4, 5, 9, 10, 14, and 15 continued on page six.
So um yeah, a couple of these crimes carry the death penalty, guys, right?
So he was sentenced to death.
Now, you guys are now you guys are uh I'm gonna show you guys how to find somebody in the bureau of prisons.
Okay, so I'm gonna teach you guys something real quick.
Uh so you're gonna go on Google, right?
If you if you know someone's a federal cutscene, this is how you find it.
You go ahead, you come in here, Google, and you're gonna go and type inmate locator US B O P. Bam.
Then you're gonna go ahead and go in here, right?
And we know his first name, even though I suck at spelling it.
This is definitely a copy paste.
Yeah, it's definitely, yeah, it is, right?
Yeah.
Uh shit.
Let me where the hell did I put it?
Yeah, find an inmate.
Okay, there we go.
D Z H O K H A R. And then last name, T S R A R N A E V. All right.
So that's how you do it.
And then you're gonna go ahead and click search, comes right up.
This is where he's at.
Set release date, death sentence, 28 years old now.
Wow, he's almost 30.
Wow.
Um, and you guys are probably wondering where he's at, USP Florence, Ad Max, guys.
This is the this is where they have the worst of the worst, man.
All the terrorists, all the worst criminals are here, guys.
This is the the Max Penitentiary.
It's located in Colorado.
Um, and yeah, Fremont County.
Yeah, this this is not this.
This is the worst of the worst, guys.
Here, he's locked up, guys, 23 hours per day.
Uh, he only gets one hour, I think maybe for some food and like uh exercise.
So, yeah.
And then also, I got this article for y'all.
Because he appealed the death sentence a few times.
Supreme Court, and this was released recently, guys.
Actually, March 4th, 2022.
Supreme Court upholds death sentence of Boston Marathon bomber Zokar Sarnev.
The Supreme Court on Friday upheld the death sentence of Zokar Sarnev, one of the two brothers responsible for the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, which led to the deaths of three spectators and a police officer reversing a lower court decision.
The ruling was 6'3 along conservative liberal lines.
Zokar Sarnav committed a heinous crimes.
Justice Clarence wrote for the majority.
The Sixth Amendment nonetheless guaranteed him a fair trial before an impartial jury.
He received one.
The justice's ruling reversed a federal appeals court that in 2020 had wiped away the death sentence for Sarnev and ordered a new penalty uh phase trial.
At the time, the lower court said that Sarnev would remain in prison for the rest of his life for an unspeakable brutal act, but that the trial court had made mistakes regarding issues related to pretrial publicity as well as the exclusion of evidence that might have helped Sarnav's case.
So I think I have that document here for you guys to show you real quick.
Um it's right here.
I'm gonna pull it up for y'all because um this is the Supreme Court opinion right here.
All right.
This thing was long as fuck.
We're not gonna read all of it, but I'm just gonna show you guys like what kind of what is that.
And we got through, we've been going for three hours.
God damn.
Yeah, I'm over here dying because unlike you, I don't know how you make it all night.
Yeah, I'm I am you're also wearing a comfy sweatshirt.
I'm jealous.
Yeah, well, what are you wearing?
You your boobs are comfortable too.
They're not comfortable right now.
I'm ready to take this off whenever.
All right.
Not in that way, people.
Please do not take it that way.
You fucked up.
Oh no.
Yep, you done goof now.
It's just tight.
You done goof now, man.
You done fucking goofed.
I need a t-shirt.
They're all like here.
It comes.
They I mean, they're just like she wants attention.
Eventually, she wants attention, guys.
I bought these for myself.
Me showing them to you guys is just like you're welcome.
I ain't gonna lie, I did tell her where, guys.
I wanted you guys to, you know, enjoy yourselves a little bit while we break down this change.
Exactly.
Yeah, man.
I appreciate her surgeons' work.
Yeah.
Yeah, because this is there's a lot of terrible stuff here.
Terrible stuff.
Um, okay, so guys, I got the Supreme Court thing.
So I am now what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna pull up for you guys real fast.
The um here's the Supreme Court document that they were talking about.
Supreme Court decision.
So this is it, guys, right?
We're we're not gonna go through all of it, but this is the Supreme Court document that led to them basically saying, like, nah, we gotta this dude gotta die.
Yeah, this nigga gotta die.
You know, and they but and they if I'm gonna put it nicely, like he did.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
This is done.
Because basically they had they had reversed it, they were gonna get rid of the death sentence, and then they it went up through the court of appeals, went all the way up to the Supreme Court, and uh they basically were like, nah, he's he's got that, bro.
So um, okay.
So back to me.
Yeah, back to you.
My bad.
Uh so um okay, so he so he had got the death penalty wiped away originally uh in 2020.
Uh at the time the lower court said that Sarnev will remain in prison for the rest of his life for an unspeakable brutal act, but the trial court had made mistakes regarding issues related to pretrial publicity as well as the exclusion of evidence that might have helped Sarnev's case.
Sarnev was convicted in 2015 in the deaths of Christy Campbell, Martin Richard, and uh Ling Z Lu at the Marathon of Massachusetts uh and Massachusetts Institute of Technology Police Officer Sean Collier uh Collier several days later among the charges, hundreds were injured after Sarnev and his brother Tamerlin set off two shrapnel bombs near the finish line, leaving sidewalks, strewn with BBs, nails, metal scraps, and grill glass fragments.
Samarlin would later die in a gunfight with police.
But Zokar is being held in federal prison on Florence, Colorado, away following his guilty verdict.
So he's yeah, he's been he's back sentenced to death, guys.
Uh also the Trump administration initially asked the Supreme Court to step in and reinstate the original sentence.
The Biden administration renewed the renewed the request calling Sarnav a terrorist who acted in furtherance of jihad and urging the justices to restore the jury's recommendation of death after the carnage at the finish line.
It is unclear whether Sarnav would actually be put to death given the Biden administration's position on the federal death penalty.
Currently, there is a moratorium of federal execution as a uh as the government studies the issue over the years.
Survivors and family members have split on whether Sarnav uh should get the death penalty.
Guys, in a chat, give me a one in the chat.
If you guys think you should get the death penalty, give me a two if you guys think he should uh just get life.
One of the chat, if you guys think you should get death, two in the chat.
If you guys think you should get um uh life, one for death, two for life.
Sounds so ominous when you say it like that.
Okay, the chat what are we looking?
What about how we looking, uh Amanda?
I would say mostly ones, only a few.
They want him dead.
Yeah, I think you should sit in prison.
Yeah, I I think it should sit in prison and suffer.
Because that prison sucks.
You know, people don't want to hear what I have to think about that I just say bullets are like they like here's the problem with the death penalty, right?
There's a problem either way, you end up paying for these people for a long time.
Yes, like being in a terrible prison is worse, but it's like I don't know if it's at the same time.
I would rather just some terrible criminals, right?
Because I think bullets are cheap, but you know, you have to wait for all their appeals and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And like lethal injection is not a cheap thing.
It's ridiculous.
You go through kind of expensive now.
Everything's kind of expensive now.
It's kind of I mean, but unless you're thrown in like solitary confinement and like acts of violence regularly happen to you, is it really worse to get to live for a long time?
What if you make friends with other prisoners and stuff?
You don't know how they're gonna live.
Yeah, I'm gonna show you guys some pictures too.
So this picture is iconic, guys.
This is uh when they caught him.
Images just released of the Boston bombing suspect, Jahar Sarnaev.
And the guy that released these images got in trouble with the Massachusetts State Police, by the way.
Covered in blood as he was being arrested by police.
You know, as Brian Todd has the behind the scenes photo for us.
Uh, Brian, what is going on here?
Why are these photos now being released?
Well, if these photos aren't jarring first, we have to say this.
Incredible photos released by a sergeant with the Massachusetts State Police.
He got in trouble for that shit.
He wasn't supposed to be a photographer.
He was infuriated by the release of the Rolling Stone cover by the picture of Jahar Sarnaev on the Rolling Stone cover.
He felt it was disrespectful and an insult to law enforcement.
So he on his own has released these pictures.
Yeah, you guys remember.
I don't know if you guys are old enough to if you guys remember this.
They put him on the cover of Rolling Stones as Rolling Stone.
And this magazine cover caused a lot of backlash.
And this is why, like a lot of terrorists now or like criminals don't get put on the cover magazines anymore.
This one right here.
...pictures to Boston Magazine, and he's given at least a short interview and some quotes to Boston Magazine to accompany these pictures.
Here's you see them right here.
These are images never seen before of the capture of Jahar Sarnayev from uh that that boat that was in the middle of the city.
You guys see the red dot on the table house in Watertown, Massachusetts on eight.
Snipers were on him.
None of us will really ever forget.
These are some pictures again, never seen before of Jahara Sarnaev's capture.
Sergeant Murphy said that he wanted people to see this as the face of terrorism and not that rolling.
Here he is.
Red dot in his head, surrendering.
He's that he was, you know, hiding underneath the boat.
And while he was hiding there, guys, uh for a while, he was writing a bunch of like, you know, things, anti-American sentiments.
Stone cover, uh, a couple of quotes from him that he felt that the guys remember this is the same hoodie he was wearing when he was in the gas station with the Asian guy.
It was insulting.
Quote I hope that people who see these images will know that this was real.
It was as real as it gets, and he believes this is the better image of terrorism than that rolling stone cover wolf.
Again, let's look at these pictures again.
You see in this one in They're telling the reason why he's raising a shirt like that, guys, is because the police already know they probably told him lift up your sweater so we know you don't have a gun on.
Lift up your waistband.
In particular, the laser scope paint of uh basically the targeting of Jahar Sarnayev on his head.
They've got the laser scope from their rifles on his head as he emerges from that boat.
Very, very dramatic.
You see him pulling his shirt up when they asked him to, you know, that they asked him to do that to make sure he had no weapons on him.
So he does see I already knew that just from looking at the picture.
That with the laser scopes on his head.
There's a picture of him climbing out of the boat.
You see him swinging his leg over the boat right there.
There is another picture of him with a laser scope on it.
Uh that's a picture of them attending to, I believe, one of his feet uh after his capture.
Again, very dramatic photos.
And there's the there's the one we were just referencing.
Just as he's emerging, you see the scope right on his forehead.
They were trained on him in case anything happened.
There was a bunch of different uh special response teams that were there.
Now let's talk about um what his life is gonna be like when he's in prison, guys.
here let's boom warden of that prison Robert, can you hear us?
Yes, I can.
Okay, great.
Thank you for joining us, certainly.
Uh tell us what what life is going to be like for him if he does, in fact, head there.
Yeah, most likely.
Uh if we go by history, he would be heading to the supermax regardless of the sentence, whether it be death or if he did get sentenced to life in prisonment.
But um, it's a pretty tough place.
It's on 640 acres.
Uh the the overall facility is there's several prisons there beyond the supermax.
This is before he got sentenced and actually put there, guys.
But now we know he's there.
So they're giving you guys what his life is going to be like behind bars.
And uh the life would be rough.
Uh, even just pulling up to the front door.
There's uh six gun towers at the Supermax, six gun towers at the facility next door, so he'll be watched from the first time uh the bus or plane or however they transport him uh occurs.
Uh once you're inside, it's clean, it's very impressive looking building.
But then again, beyond the sanitation of it, it's uh very quiet place.
Uh he would be in the cell that's seven by twelve feet, uh, be in there uh twenty-three hours a day, and basically have a cement and steel type of uh furniture arrangement, having a shower that's inside the cell, uh most likely if if I'm I'm assuming they're gonna put him in a certain place.
Um, but it's uh it's all cement, it's uh very uh controlled by electronic gates, hundreds of cameras, uh staff, uh, you know, and and and limited limited uh accessibility to other image inmates.
Yeah, you that was my next question.
You say limited uh accessibility to other inmates.
What will be his contact with other inmates, if any?
Well, again, uh there would be no physical contact.
So the fact that you know when you're going down the hallway or you're being escorted by numerous staff and leg irons and uh belly chain and handcuffs, which is the only way you'll be escorted at the Supermax.
Uh, you know, you might be passing some location where an inmate could see him, but again, there's no interaction.
There's uh it it truly is a 23-hour a day lockdown.
Um, and in most cases, that's what they have for the entire time that they're there.
What privileges uh will he have within his cell?
23 hours a day in solitary to me is is is I don't know, it's mind-blowing to be uh you must watch how this impacts some of uh the So, yeah, guys, it's it's not a fun place, which is why I think personally they should he should just get life and they shouldn't kill him because uh killing him is going to be uh too easy.
Um and then also, just so you guys know, I went ahead and Googled this up real fast.
Some of the worst criminals that this place houses at the ADX in Florence, Colorado.
Uh so he your boy uh Zokar is gonna be sharing uh his living space with some pretty uh uh good and pretty notorious individuals.
Terry Nichols, domestic terrorist, Oklahoma City bomber serving 161 consecutive life sentences.
If you guys don't remember this, I think this guy helped out Timothy McVay.
Yes, he did.
Uh Timothy McVeigh, while the pair were serving in the U.S. Army in the late 80s, they both became vehemently uh vehement anti-government conspiracy theorists studied bomb making together at gun shows and in 1995 the pair conspired to destroy the Alfred P. Mura federal building, Oklahoma City.
The bombing, uh the bombs ultimately killed 168 people, including 19 young children and babies.
Okay.
Then he has also Robert P. Hanson was an FBI agent for 25 years, 1976 to 2001.
During that time, he sold thousands of classified documents of Soviet and Russian intelligence pocketing at least 1.4 million.
By the time he was caught in 2001, Hassan pled guilty.
Uh Hansen pled guilty to 14 counts of espionage and one uh one of conspiracy to commit espionage and was sentenced to 15 consecutive life turns.
Hanson's treasil was called possibly the worst intelligence disaster in US history by William H. Webster, the chairman of the commission for the review of FBI security programs.
Ramsey Ahmed Youssef on February 26th, 1993, a 1300-pound nitrate hydrogen bomb was detonated in the parking garage of the North Tower of the World Trade Center downtown New York City, killing six people and injuring thousands.
Yusuf escaped to Pakistan after the attack and wasn't apprehended until 1995 when he was sentenced to life plus 240 years and told the courts he was proud of his identity as a terrorist in all.
Seven people were told uh were uh known to be responsible for the WCTC attack, though only six were caught.
Abdul Rahman Yaseen, so large, and the FBI's offering up to five million for any information.
Richard Lee McNair, the Oklahoma man was convicted of murder, attempted murder and burglar for which he received two life sentences, but that's not what put him in ADX.
It was McNair's three successful escapes that would land him in the end in the semi-permanent solitary confinement.
The first was 1988, where he used lip bomb as a lubricant to shimmy off his handcuffs while he was being held for questioning in North Dakota County jail.
An elaborate chase ensued, and he was caught, but that hardly deterred McNair.
Next, Ted John Kaczynski.
Uh now 78-year-old Ted Kazinski grew up in Chicago suburb and was by all means a brilliant and prophetic student when he was admitted to Harvard University, took part in the three-year ethical, uh, ethically questionable psychologic psychological study that some will speculate have attributed to his later extremist beliefs and behavior.
He went on to earn a doctorate in mathematics, and soon in 1971, he began his herm uh hermetic life in secluded cabin in Montana.
It was here he would pen his famous uh manifesto industrial society and its future and began a 17-year effort to sabotage what he called the industrial technological system.
In all, he mailed 16 homemade bombs that ultimately killed three people before he was found in 1996.
And this is also aka the Unibauer bomber.
Okay.
Um, and then master escapist is Richard McLair.
Uh, there's a couple others here.
And then we got obviously our boy Zokar is here.
Oh, and then uh who else?
Okay, that's uh Michael Swango, serial killer named Dr. Death, serving three consecutive life terms.
Michael Swango, born Joseph Michael Swango, was a physician who spent most of the 1980s and 90s using his medical license to poison patients and sometimes colleagues, despite thoroughly creeping out.
Oh, where was it?
What Amanda?
No, I just said geez.
I'm like, Lord, and his colleagues, not even just patients.
He's like, yo, he was psyched.
You upset me today.
You got a special donut.
Yeah.
Like, dang, dude.
Yeah, man.
Nobody's saved.
Yeah, this nigga crazy.
Uh here in his degree from Southern uh Illinois University Medical School, uh school of medicine, including being caught faking checkups during OBG.
I'm an OBGYN.
Show me that pussy.
Oh, it's infected.
I need to help it out.
Which I tell you guys all the time, don't eat box.
But some of these dudes are crazy.
My man out here being a doctor saying, Yo, son, I need to check that, check out that fucking box.
Uh this is where his prolific career as a serial killer would purportedly begin.
Is believed that Swango murdered more than 60 people, often by poisoning them with arsenic or intentionally overdosing them with something they were prescribed.
Though he could only be challenged with four homicides, Swango was sentenced to life in prison in 2000.
And then obviously, the guy we just read about.
Um, the boy the oh, um, real quick, I know you had done some research.
What radicalized them real fast?
Everything that um I looked up basically said the older brother, what was his name?
Uh Tamerlin.
Yeah, you're better at pronouncing than I am.
But um he was one that hated the United States, right?
Yeah, more extreme.
Like sound like he had a dislike of some rough goes in life.
And his parents went back to that area of Russia.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And um, it kind of seems like the little brother just got down with him as insane as well.
He brainwashed him.
Yeah.
And I think that's what Zokar's defense um mostly did was they they relied upon hey, he's young, he's only 18.
His brother was a huge influence on him.
Because his brother was like in uh uh I think late 20s, early 30s, guys.
So he was the one that was like putting, you know, uh they they try to argue he was the one that radicalized Zokar, um, because he was young and impressionable.
Um, and then we got uh obviously the brothers were uh radicalized by Al Qaeda and built two pressure cooker bombs, right?
As we know.
So um let's see here.
Okay, and was sentenced to death by lethal injection in July 2020.
A court overturned Zokar's death sentence.
Uh in July 2020, a federal appellate uh appeals court overturned Zokar's death sentence, a decision that would be reviewed by the US Supreme Court sometime in 2021.
The confiscation of items he uh brought from the prison commissary and limited access to showers were cited in the complaint.
But like we know now, the the US Supreme Court basically upheld his death his uh death sentence.
Um in 2020, they they basically you know they uh they uh overturned it, let told them, hey, we're not gonna kill him, but now they made it back, and they will uh he's gonna he's back to death.
Okay, Larry Hoover.
Feel like big meach, Larry Hoover.
That's literally what I thought.
That's what you're saying.
That song in the end, too.
Yeah, I didn't.
I can't believe I didn't look this guy up.
Yeah, uh, so a transplant of Mississippi to Chicago, Larry Hoover got involved in gangs at just 13 years old.
He was a member of Supreme Gangsters, which later merged in with a rival gang to become the black gangster disciple nation.
Hoover, aka King Larry commissioned the killing of a drug dealer named William Young, who he suspected was stealing drugs and money from the gangster disciples in 1973 and was sentenced to 150 to 200 years.
However, federal investigation is said to have uncovered decades of Hoover gang leadership in prison, which included overseeing his lucrative business and more than three 30,000 gang members through 35 states in 1995.
Hoover was convicted of drug conspiracy and extortion and moved to ADX.
So basically, guys, he got arrested.
Then he was uh they had an investigation on him while he was in prison, and they found that he was still um ordering uh you know drug trafficking and crimes while in prison.
So he got him racketeering, and then obviously Chicago, uh Kanye West asked President Trump to pardon Hoover that same year.
Trump signed the first step act for which West and his estranged wife Kim Kardashian lobbied into law.
The first step act addresses uh superfluous and discriminatory drug sentencing and aims to improve prison conditions.
It also resulted in the release of 3100 inmates for good behavior.
Federal agents urged against applying any clemency to Hoover, however, who was suspected to be can uh continuing to pull strings in the gang world using coded language sent from prison.
Uh uh Mamdua Mahmoud Salim.
Okay, in 1988, uh Al Qaeda co-founder, serving a life sentence, uh attended a prison with Osama bin Laden and uh round table of others to discuss starting a terrorist organization that became known as Al Qaeda.
The Sudanese terrorists uh suspected crimes are innumerable, but he was arrested in Germany in 1988 in 1998 for his role in the U.S. embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania.
This guy's Sudanese.
Do you feel an instant connection?
No, because I was like, dang.
Hold on, let me look this up real fast.
Uh chat, y'all want me to look this up.
I see here.
Thank you.
Yeah, it was him right here.
Man, that's an embarrassment.
Yep, Sudanese.
Uh yeah, he's in he's in Colorado right now.
Indictment for the embassy bombings.
157 page indictment.
God damn.
Yeah, he's done.
Finding an al-Qaeda.
I did not know that.
Sudan.
Yeah, some Sudanese guys are light-skinned like this, by the way.
There's a lot of like a lot of Sudanese are are very light-skinned.
So uh he was sentenced to 32 years, but after stabbing a prison guard in a botched escape attempt, he was uh resentenced to life without pearl in 2010.
Hey, dummy, you could have been you could have been uh free by now.
Stupid.
All right, Richard C. Ray Reed.
Uh also and he was the shoe bomber.
Okay, also an al Qaeda member, British born Richard Reed uh is who you can thank for having to take off your shoes every time you go through TSA.
Oh, that's this is the nigga.
You don't have TSA pre check.
This is him.
Come on.
Bro, I always like why like yo, now it makes sense, man.
This fucking guy, bro.
Damn.
Is this am I gonna really have to give you like 85 dollars for a TSA pre check?
No, I well, here's the thing.
I can I can't do that.
This man Mike has money, and you don't have TSA pre check.
Well, remember, I was an agent for years, and I used to fly armed everywhere.
So I didn't need to uh take off your shoes.
I didn't need to take my shoes off.
We I used to I didn't go through security.
So this was like a new thing.
Yeah, it was a new thing.
So like when I went when I finally I I will retract my statement then.
Yeah, I went back and how have you not I was like the token white person they pulled over like after 9 11 because it couldn't just be tan people, right?
Because it'd be seen as racist.
So you have to choose a really white person.
Yeah, they gotta pull you over.
So I was the one, right?
They were testing for bombs and stuff.
So here's the thing.
I appreciate the 85 bucks for TSA pre-check, man.
Yeah, no, it's not bad, but the thing is is that um the the issue is that uh you know, you you go through like because I I had I had been flying arm for years, and then like I, you know, I'll never forget I took my first domestic flight while I wasn't agent, and I was going through security.
I was like, yo, this sucks.
What the hell?
I gotta take my shoes off my belt.
What the f you're like, I'm a normal person.
Yeah, and they told me to dump my water out.
This is crap.
Yo, they told me to dump my water out.
I was like, what?
I'm gonna have water on the plane.
Yo, uh, you guys know I'll carry this gallon everywhere, bro.
So I was like, I can't bring water on the plane, bro.
It was it was terrible.
But uh anyway, so this guy um he was tackled by passengers and arrested after emercy landing at Logan International Airport in Boston.
He was charged with eight counts of terrorism, received three life sentences plus 110 years, stands pro Dwight York, pedophile cult leader.
Uh okay, Dwight York, aka Malichi Z York founded the new Webian Nation in the late 1960s.
A group grew from a seemingly benign black Muslim group into a black nationalist cult with widely inconsistent and bizarre ideas, including the belief in UFOs, hatred of white people, and worshipping Egypt.
Strange.
So I guess uh I guess they hate you to you, uh Amanda.
Olympic Park bombers serving two life sentences.
Uh born and raised in the Southeast, Eric Rudolph spent uh time as a teenager at a compound in Missouri for members of the church of Israel, Christian denomination born of the Latter-day Saint movement.
He uh his time there influences radicalization.
Rudolph, uh Rudolph, a high school dropout, and U.S. Army veteran would go to commit a series of bombings that were meant to be political attacks on global socialism and the homosexual agenda.
Damn, bro.
You don't gotta you guys dudes really be mad at gay people, man.
All right.
So those are those are some people that are going to be in prison with your boy Zokar, or actually are in prison with him right now.
And uh yeah, that that uh Colorado jail is no joke, guys.
No joke at all.
So all right, let's post some of these super chats and close this bad boy out.
We've been going for almost four hours.
Three hours and 34 minutes.
Yeah.
I love you guys.
Uh and we've been we've had 1200 of you guys in here a lot of the time.
Did you guys guys give me some ones in the chat if you guys really enjoyed that?
I know I had to stop the show a couple times to pull up videos and everything, but I figured that would be a little bit more entertaining than me just reading a criminal complaint the whole time.
Give me ones in the chat if you guys enjoyed it.
Uh, give me twos in the chat if you thought it was trash, which if you thought it was trash, just fine.
Understandable.
Uh he would blame it on me.
It's your fault, man.
The fucking garbage co-host.
All right, being humbled Mo 720 bucks.
Hey Marn, when you have Amanda on the after our show, you should bring on Dollface as well with Rolo Tomasi on the same panel.
Sure, it'll be a good dialogue.
Amanda, no hate here.
You're amazing.
No cat.
Welcome back.
Keep us some iron.
Yeah, she'll show uh she's gonna be on what Rolo.
She knows Rolo pretty well.
Me?
Yeah.
Who was on the panel?
Uh when you're talking about it.
Yeah, no, I know.
I thought I didn't know if you were talking about this other person.
Oh, no, no, no.
Uh Ricardo Vasquez, my Ron.
Thank you so much, bro.
Appreciate that.
Five bucks.
Uh okay.
I'm gonna make sure I get every single chat, man.
And thank you guys so much for the support.
What are they saying in the chat, by the way, on your side, uh, Amanda?
Uh my side.
Yeah, or the is it ones or is it twos?
Well, there's pretty much all ones, man.
Your people love you.
Well, are any twos, though?
Man, I I I could take constructive criticism.
Five twos.
Okay, fair enough.
And probably 20 ones.
I will uh I will have more links ready to go.
It's just that as I'm reading the complaint, I get ideas.
I'm like, damn, you know what?
I need to fucking put this up.
Uh okay, so let me make sure I get all the um and guys.
I appreciate all the donations greatly, man.
Really, really, really do.
All that money goes into, you know, obviously making the content better and uh researching and everything else like that.
As you guys know, having pacer is not free, costs money.
So uh yeah, man.
I pretty much use that money to pay for the Pacer account and uh search stuff for y'all.
Uh man, do you got anything you want to tell the people while I pull up the rest of the last of these super chats?
Um profound.
Yeah, at this point, I'm tired.
This is what happens.
You guys go all night, and I'm like, all right, guys.
It's like two o'clock.
But um, I'm happy to be back.
Love me, don't hate me.
Useless.
You let me useless.
Let me go back.
All right.
So I got uh Alba Ace 2.
You should do Boozy's murder case.
He beat.
Okay, I could do that.
That's state though.
I hate state cases, but I can't do that.
Two bucks from Daniel NTX.
Do the Austin Cereal package bomber next.
Okay.
Oh, uh, I heard about this.
Austin cereal package bomber.
Okay.
Uh being humbled one.
Uh Mo, thank you so much for the donation earlier.
Ricardo Vasquez, Myron.
Uh, two bucks from Hood Ninja Fresh.
Free the jacket.
I think uh I think they want us here, boobs.
Hood Ninja Fresh, where your shirt at lady.
Uh Kareem, Kareem Hall.
What's good?
Big ups uh to you on the gang.
I work in the restaurant next to the Mandarin Hotel, Rami's Kitchen.
Dope to know that you're familiar with Massachusetts.
Of course, bro.
I I man, I spent four years living in Massachusetts and Boston, man.
So that's why I was able to remember all these things.
Cardi Bans, five bucks, please close your jacket.
I can't concentrate.
Okay, big Al.
Tommy Soto wants those Tatas.
Okay.
Uh Moe's old pants.
How about doing a series of shorts on Agent Myron investigating Ninja Byron?
Kiyo of the great work, City Boys.
We up.
Do kick my dogs, Benchwood, uh, Karan Core.
Amari.
Uh, that was you and Akash working the gas station to register.
Okay.
Thank you, you motherfucker.
Black Sunday.
You guys have a fucking Amanda dying here.
She's she laughs at the racist jokes behind the scenes.
I love it.
Or in this case, open.
It's not fair.
Like, look how nice and tan you look.
And I just look like a Casper.
Yo, you could be tanning too, bro.
Why aren't you tanning?
Uh, because people are already giving me a hard time.
I'm 32.
Imagine what I would look like if I just have you seen like old white ladies that just lay out in the sun every day.
Yeah, it's pretty bad.
You look like old leather.
So you got a great future.
You will be leather as well soon.
Dick Max, Dick Maxman.
Asian escape is why you need cardio.
Yeah, you saw that my man was running.
Is that Asian dude Ryan Higa?
LMAO.
Good.
He a runner.
He's a track star.
That's from Gracie Habib.
Daniel NTX, can you do the Austin Texas Cereal Package Bomber in future episode?
I will look that up.
Can you look it up real quick on your phone, Amanda?
Austin serial killer uh package.
Um, ready to hear her view on men after her convo with Kevin and new experience since then.
Okay.
Uh ups most.
Oh, I forgot to send message.
Uh yo, does anybody know why I can't super chat fresh a fit when they go live?
It says unable to send message no matter what.
I'm losing my mind.
Uh upmost, it might be that you're using certain words that we banned.
Uh Juicy Smollett, when you gonna do my case.
I got 150 days in jail.
Okay, bro.
Myrina Gaines, I'm not a troll, I'm your daughter denying me.
Okay.
Curly head gang XXX at work watching the live.
Keep grinding.
Thank you so much.
Upmost, five bucks.
Alberto, five bucks.
Got to give to her.
She is gorgeous.
Okay.
I think that's a compliment to you.
Oh, thank you.
Somebody, one person.
Appreciate you.
Uh okay, so Sophie L donation earlier, Cali 209.
Uh, great vidmiron.
The rapper cases are cool, but I think this is the best one yet.
Okay.
Uh, I'm glad you enjoy it, man.
Uh Camino Kill 12, five bucks.
They asked for any footage.
The okay, read that one.
That's from Keno Kill.
Daniel NTX, thank you so much.
Myrena Gaines, Mo's Old Pants, Mass Brofect.
Um, Christian Warsham.
Uh, he asked if you're gonna be on the after our show tomorrow.
Are you gonna be on the one tomorrow?
Are you gonna be on the one Tuesday?
Or are you gonna be on both?
I'm not sure right now.
Fantastic.
Um terrible closed, terrible, worthless.
Uh okay, five bucks from Big Al.
Amanda's back.
Does she does this mean she finally saw the light?
A little bit, man.
A little bit.
Jonathan Hogu, 10 hours.
That means a lot of it.
When they called every cop in the city, I was driving at work.
No cops met no speed traps.
I may or may not have been flying down I-95 doing 130 miles per hour.
Hey, my nigga.
Smart.
Uh, first super chat.
Would you ever consider covering the Darien Jarrett case?
Since it was a H side blunder that looks like it got swept under the rug.
Darien Jarrett case.
Can you can you uh search that one too, Amanda?
Yes, Darien Jarrett.
Um Darien Darren Jarrett.
Okay, I'll look that up too.
Uh, just here to show my support.
I'll watch this soon.
I have a lot of others to catch up on.
Been watching Donovan's old videos.
Cool.
Check out Donovan as well.
And that was from Desmond Montgomery, Camino Kill 12.
Uh Myron, I was working downtown at the time.
I was at the finish line.
When uh I was at the finish line when the first ones came across the line, left, and 30 minutes later, there will be two bombs go off crazy.
Wow, dude.
Glad you got out of there and you didn't get hurt, man.
Myron Inner Bomber came out.
Fond memories.
Fuck y'all niggas.
All right.
Uh five bucks Amari.
Myron, really quick before we start.
Can we uh regulate black ninjas?
Okay, I think Karan Core just dropping in a support.
Is F and F doing a calling show Friday?
Yes.
Okay, I think.
And then Baltzar's uh Barrows a dollar.
Thank you so much.
And then there's uh their sister was my oh, here we go.
Baltzar barrels goes five dollars.
Their sister was my eighth grade, uh was my eighth grade girlfriend, and the younger brother was friends with my good friends, younger brothers.
One went to jail behind this crazy story.
Yeah, man.
Holy shit.
Um, Amanda, where can the people find you?
My Instagram is oh hey, it's a K. Cool.
It's really simple.
I don't know how.
Like people are making it complicated.
And they don't mean academics, guys.
It's O Hey, it's A K. Yeah, my initials are A K. Wait, it's O Hey, it's A K?
Yeah.
Like O H?
Yeah.
O H H E Y H No.
Oh H E Y Y Oh, just I T S A K. Yeah, I make it real easy.
Okay.
Well, if you guys want to go ahead and send her a dick pic, feel free to do so.
And uh then someone said silver sable is back.
Cool.
All right, guys.
Uh love you guys.
Um yep, she's getting piped by Myron.
No, that is not true, guys.
She is going back to her hotel.
That's what she's doing.
She's getting out, and I'm gonna call another girl.
I don't want these problems.
Yeah, he's got a whole list of like much younger girls.
There we go.
Uh hey, man.
I'm seeing me.
Yeah.
Senior sitting.
We're gonna we're gonna go eat and she's going home.
So uh, but you guys will see her tomorrow, and we'll catch you guys.
Uh love you guys.
Um money Monday tomorrow.
I think we're gonna cover stocks and in the uh ETFs and index funds, guys.
Uh, don't forget to like the video and also subscribe to the channel, guys, and catch us tomorrow at six.
Peace.
Oh, wait, hold on.
I didn't even have the brand ready.
I fucked that one up.
You got any last messages for them then before I pull up this shit?