I'm betting he died from the crushing wounds when his brother ran over him, or was it the bullet wounds from the shootout? Guess we'll find out for sure tomorrow when the autopsy results are revealed.
What exactly killed Tamerlan Tsarnaev?
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I remember his mother wailing that the Americans had killed her son, but did they? What if his brother killed him by running over him? What would his mother say then?
I don't usually find others death funny, but if the brother killed him running over him I will have to laugh.
It would be a TOS violation to post here but pics of the pre-autopsy dead body on the slab were posted right away online.
It was a mess.
It was a mess.
Swat team member said his throat was cut. Interesting interview, rest of the team was stunned by his description.
Apparently he died of gun shots and blunt force to the head and body. So hubby was saying the brother could be arrested for murder for running Tamerlan down, but seems to me he is already arrested for murder, so how about an added charge of hit and run?
A clear case of vehicular homicide (fratricide?) aggravated by multiple gunshot wounds and a throat slitting?
Want to know why he did what he did?
My old lady says "he was definitely, without question, a full on bipolar and we'll never know the truth".
It is the only thing stated by anyone that makes any sense.
He was easy pickin's for any screwball to plant ideas in his head be it screwball Muzzies or Green beans.
Too bad mental health issues are taboo, with a even the slightest notion of awareness somebody would have noticed long ago and got him the help he needed before going this far.
My old lady says "he was definitely, without question, a full on bipolar and we'll never know the truth".
It is the only thing stated by anyone that makes any sense.
He was easy pickin's for any screwball to plant ideas in his head be it screwball Muzzies or Green beans.
Too bad mental health issues are taboo, with a even the slightest notion of awareness somebody would have noticed long ago and got him the help he needed before going this far.
I think this sounds correct. And they won't go there because people will not react logically to that. There is too much emotion involved for the truth.
As for the brother...I would think they would have had a death pact where arrest was inevitable, I certainly would have.
Does life imitate art or does art imitate life?You've seen a lot of Holly-Wood movies. You may even be writing one.
Actually I don't watch action movies I prefer character driven movies/shows... human behaviour has always fascinated me because the one thing you can predict is that people are unpredictable. So what is hollywoodish about it for you...a death pact? or bipolar, or saying they won't reveal the bipolar aspect in any great detail.
Does life imitate art or does art imitate life?
So what is hollywoodish about it for you...a death pact? or bipolar, or saying they won't reveal the bipolar aspect in any great detail.
Art imitates life. Holly-Wood ignores evidence and plays with emotion. People are predictable. I think I hear the soundtrack in your composition. The crime scene evidence would permit no further consideration of tangental minutae such as you have suggested.
yes art imitates life... people are not always predictable... otherwise wars would not be lost, jury tampering would be unnecessary and a myriad of other unknowns would be certainties... as for the rest, sorry I have no idea what you are saying...I know you are trying to imply something without saying it...which is your choice but leaves no room for response.Art imitates life. Holly-Wood ignores evidence and plays with emotion. People are predictable. I think I hear the soundtrack in your composition. The crime scene evidence would permit no further consideration of tangental minutae such as you have suggested.
a stated conclusion after the fact, not too impressive...
implications are not straightforward as one must draw one's own conclusion. From my experience they are equivocal and leave the replier an out if they so choose to take it by saying...that is not what I meant.I was very straightforward with my implications.
