Boston Marathon bombing: The attack, the arrest, the recovery | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

Ten years after the bombing at the Boston Marathon, a look back at three stories from 60 Minutes about the tragedy. From 2013, Scott Pelley's report on the bombing with an interview with then-Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis. From 2014, Pelley's report on the manhunt to catch the perpetrators of the bombing. And also from 2014, Anderson Cooper's report on marathon runner and Boston-area native Shalane Flanagan.
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0:00 Introduction
0:11 The Boston Bombings
13:36 Manhunt
27:14 Hometown Favorite

[@kelly.preston1986]

I watched the Netflix documentary two days ago. I cannot believe it has been 10 years already. Rest in peace to those who lost their lives back then. I hope the injured fully recovered. Thank you for the upload.

[@TheJohn93226]

Indeed all those poor people! I pray for the speedy recovery of all American brothers and sisters, who suffered harm during this monstrous act of terrorism, and I too pray for all the people who lost their lives at the hands of these two monsters! RIP those who were killed in Boston and a speedy recovery to the Boston survivors and all families of the Boston-Marathon-Tragedy ❤ God bless you all ❤

[@stacyscooby8488]

What’s the name of the documentary? Sending prayers and love I visit Boston before it’s a beautiful place

[@CarryOutMyBidding]

Netflix documentary was bogus. The Boston Globe sent out a tweet just minutes before the first 'bomb' went off stating,..AND I QUOTE, " THERE WILL BE A CONTROLLED EXPLOSION OPPOSITE THE LIBRARY WITHIN ONE MINUTE AS PART OF BOMB SQUAD ACTIVITIES" ....sent April 15th. 2013 at 12 : 53 P.M. This event was a drill gone live in the media, just like 'mass sh00tings'. Putting fear into the public through propaganda...........same as always. Confirmed bomb squad drill using amputee crisis actors. The city's own newspaper even acknowledged on twitter that it was a drill. A Boston hospital spokesman even confirmed it in a live t.v. report. The mainstream media is lobbyist-controlled and government ran. They only fabricate propaganda for government agendas. Hope you enjoyed the fireworks and fake injuries.

[@kelly.preston1986]

@@stacyscooby8488 American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing

[@stacyscooby8488]

Thank you

[@vincentthegreat82]

The Netflix Series has me on the edge of my seat throughout the 3 episode. But what I notice, the real mvp is the Chinese dude that got away from the two bomber brother. He call the police letting them know that the two kidnapper was the Boston marathon bomber. But the police did a horrible job at executing the situation. And yet the Chinese dude didn't get any credits for his part.

[@commiechar]

is there a netflix series?

[@kelly.preston1986]

@@commiechar Yes. It's called "American manhunt. The Boston Mararhon Bombing"

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

His name is Danny

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

@@commiechar yeah it’s in poor taste but in case you want to watch it’s American Manhunt

[@THEBIGLIE20]

They said Danny Meng was pretty much solely responsible for ending it. The kid memorized his lengthy GPS ID #. The police had a problem because literally thousands showed up from as far as way as Maine and New Hampshire. Many were NOT authorized to go to Boston. This created chaos and ultimately led to them missing Meathead in the boat

[@MikeNapoli1989]

Hard to believe it’s been 10 years. Time flies.

[@darrenmclaughlin3028]

10 yrs thought it was longer than that just goes to show u the evil in the world and these bombers working for god

[@brandercolque6946]

Yes 10 years later to remember the victims.

[@Jacques123-tp2ll]

It's been 11 years now and it still feels like it was yesterday 😧

[@MikeNapoli1989]

@@Jacques123-tp2ll yep. Seems like people have forgotten about.

[@Jacques123-tp2ll]

@@MikeNapoli1989yes, it seems so. I'm from Germany. How old were you when it happened? I was 10 years old and of course at that age, you don't really understand terrorism. But I still remember that I saw the pictures of Tamerlan and Dschochar Zarnajew in the newspapers and asked my dad what had happened there in Boston and then he explained it to me 🙏

[@HannahBanana126]

The Netflix documentary filled me with anxiety as I was watching it. I was only 8 or 9 when it happened, but to go and watch it with raw footage as it played out and the witnesses and police talking about their actions and how they narrated it was gut wrenching. Definitely recommend watching it and RIP to all the victims!❤🕊

[@hiddenfacts786]

The recovery process for the victims and their families was undoubtedly challenging and continues to be so. It is important to remember the victims and support them in any way possible.

[@maxsmith695]

Did the shrapnel blast harm any of the nearly attended directly in front of the blast sitting across the street. Shrapnel can travel 1000 feet.

[@richarddawkins4607]

It has come to a point where Islam and Peace cant be in one sentence. Only Islam and Rest in peace can go together.

[@maxsmith695]

@@richarddawkins4607 Sounds like some Fox News taking point. utter nonsense.

[@Hamzaorabi91]

@@richarddawkins4607 Western illiteracy

[@helenwright6447]

My Dad and I were there. We'd gone to visit my sister in Norwell from the UK and had decided to go watch the marathon the night before. We were there, watching the home straight runners from the block near the shopping mall/ finish line on Boylston Street. We had a lucky escape, I was walking towards the site as I wanted to find a bathroom but the crowds were too overwhelming, so we turned back and started walking down Boylston the other way. Then came the blast noise, the city in lockdown terror and days of panic whilst they searched. A time we will never forget... Thoughts go out to everyone still affected, 10 years on...

[@CarryOutMyBidding]

...confirmed bomb squad drill, using amputee crisis actors....nobody died.

[@Th3Watch3r]

Your dad and..... 😂

[@maxsmith695]

Crowds were thin at that time.

[@Berm_Blaster]

Incredible investigative work to figure out who was responsible. Finding out who was responsible with so many other people around wasn't easy. Good job.

[@MrPaxio]

what if i told you they already knew from NSA, but needed a good excuse and cover, so they didnt blow their cover

[@kkaayyllaaf]

I can’t wrap my head around the fact that’s it’s been 10 years already. Absolutely insane.

[@billythekidder7182]

Shalane Flannigan finished 7th in the 2014 Boston marathon. She won the 2017 NYC Marathon, the first woman to do so since 1977.

[@mxbidixk6015]

Rest in peace to all lost souls that day 🕊️

[@richarddawkins4607]

It has come to a point where Islam and Peace cant be in one sentence. Only Islam and Rest in peace can go together.

[@mxbidixk6015]

@@richarddawkins4607 you cant condemn the whole of Islam because of individuals, those individuals will always be a problem no matter what, if they a Christians, Orthodox or Muslims, religion means nothing to them, thats why they do such acts, but to accuse the whole of Islam is really not right

[@kan-rt5fn]

​@@richarddawkins4607On the basis of your ancestors were spreading peace😏😏

[@richarddawkins4607]

@@mxbidixk6015 nah, the root all of this is in koran, you cant deny it, yes you can cherry picking a verse that you liked, but the verses of vi0lence, jhad, infidel, kufar, musyrikin is there, rather you like it or not.

[@Hamzaorabi91]

@@richarddawkins4607 Taking accountability and responsibility for a bombing is hard. Taking it on Islam and blaming it is easier

[@harrysteins1817]

It’s unbelievable how two sad,deranged individuals cause so much misery for many innocent people.

[@fernandasoares7645]

I remember that day as if it were yesterday, RIP to those who lost their lives that fateful day. 🙏🏽 Boston Strong 💙🎗

[@briantaylor9285]

Great investigative work.

[@benp3592]

Half my family is from the Boston suburb areas so I visited Boston often. I remember listening to the police scanner live when they were in the unreal shoot-out. Hearing the calls about bombs being thrown was insane.

[@axnyslie]

Excellent work by the investigators.

[@maxsmith695]

The glass in the first event, was blown in an outward direction form the building. 2.3 seconds after the blast, the patio witnesses are all looking up at the second story window, and then walk away after 4.6 seconds. Were they hit with shrapnel?

[@Lawomenshoops]

What a terrible report! The biggest break in the case, was when the car owner who was kidnapped and carjacked, escaped and told police the car’s GPS tracking number!

[@rockwithyou2006]

He told them they were the marathon bombers and the police still did not realize it. Fired a million rounds which did not hit anyone. Ultimately it was the younger brother who killed the older one by running over him.

[@Axvalo]

Those men who help the victims and the cops who caught those cowards are heros, God bless the families of the victims, 10 years past so fast.

[@greytroo3120]

I pray that we never see an attack like this again...

[@hela8215]

Pray? I mean religion is the main issue here. No matter what religion. It probably will happen again. Look at school shootings in the US. It's not getting better. Sadly. People don't get the mental help they need.

[@KG_614]

?? Seriously? We see it almost every day!

[@davidsoto7114]

Well the same can be the same in the Middle East by territorst from America

[@mrscrappz1063]

Wow, I was in high-school when this happened. So many girls were sad about the bomber being locked away because of how "cute" he was, none of them really mentioned the older brother, and probably don't even know that there even WAS another bomber. Everyone was so fixated on how attractive he was and how it was unfair that things played out the way that they did. It was so bad that when his face was the front page of the news paper, girls where running into corner stores and ripping the front page off just so they can hang it in their room or something.. I will never forget hearing about how a little girl's legs were blown off by that pressure cooker he and his brother made. Crazy..

[@Abel-ft1tv]

You are an adult. Forget about the high school rejections

[@FINSuojeluskunta]

​@@Abel-ft1tv Are you mad that the reality is tons of women online love the dude because he's hot and killed innocent people? Why does the truth hurt you? He said nothing spiteful

[@maxsmith695]

Did the shrapnel blast, harm any of the nearby attendees, directly in front of the blast, sitting across the street. Shrapnel can travel 1500 feet at super sonic speeds.

[@tm8559]

@@FINSuojeluskunta so what F them. Clearly something’s wrong with them but the fact THAT’S what he gives attention to after all that’s happened. He needs to let that rejection go

[@raidenshogun6013]

Are you serious? Did this really happen?

[@pooryorick831]

Boston is one of my favorite American cities. I never ran but I walked a lot. Walking cities was my favorite thing to do. And no city is better than Boston for walking. I am now disabled and can no longer walk long distances. But I have my memories. Boston is a great city to visit and a great place to live. The people are wonderful and treat guests like their own. I ❤ Boston and always will.

[@nanasisilala]

my middle school counselor went to that years marathon. she is such a sweet lady who thankfully left okay but i remember realizing that young how dangerous the world can be

[@typicalyoutubeviewerguy]

Thanks for the archival repost.

[@moriz6834]

Still remembered this. I was 13 at the time. It was one week before my birthday. I was sitting in the living room with my dad when he turned to CNN and the devastating news broke. As a 13 year old, this was when I was introduced to the concept of terrorism. At 23 and just a day away from being 24, I am an anti-terrorism researcher.

[@abdullateef6134]

I'm a little older, I was 15 and at grade 9 in high school. I remember this day like it was yesterday too. My mom was making breakfast and I and my other siblings were waiting and we turned on the old 2000s style box-like TV in the living room on April 16, 2013 to see this on the news. It was so horrible to see that this happened and to all of the victims of this tragedy. Fast forward to 10 yrs later, I'm now 25 but still remember April 2013 like it was yesterday. I'm so sorry to anyone who lost a loved one to this tragedy and hope that the victims have recovered well now, 10 yrs later. I graduated as an aircraft tech now and well on my to receive my Bachelor's degree in Aerospace engineering so I can serve humanity. Time really flies and I still can't get over the fact I'm an adult and still think I'm still a 15 year old

[@himeshoney]

I had just turned 14 when this happened. Boston and my state has a 6-hour timezone difference, so I first heard the news and saw the video of the bombs going off on Twitter first thing in the morning. At that time in middle school, my friends and i would consume violent media like Creepy Pasta, playing the Slender Man game, watching PewDiePie play horror games, Bloody Trap Land, Happy Tree Friends, etc... But this was the very first time I experienced real cruel, heartless evil-- REAL gore. REAL victims. REAL monsters. I will never forget that feeling. It was so hard to believe.

[@abdullateef6134]

@@himeshoney it was horrible no doubt. I have a time difference between where I live and Boston too. I remember those things were popular back then yeah and the events that happened on April 15, 2013 probably was the first time I was exposed to something that evil too. I can't forget turning on the news with my other siblings on the old style TV when the first that came up was the news about the Boston marathon bombing on the morning of April 16, 2013 where I didn't go to school that day as a 15 year old back then

[@maxsmith695]

Did any cop get hurt?

[@sandrawilson8337]

God bless the investigators who did SUCH a great job so quickly.

[@TheFarmallfarmer]

I remember that day like it was yesterday hearing it on the TV not understanding what had happened at first but then reality sunken how sad I felt for the people who died and who got seriously injured but survive. I couldn't imagine what they went through on that day. it doesn't seem real that This happened but it did.

[@markgoulding5333]

Great doc

[@juicyjules7409]

Yes it is

[@williampaoli9057]

18:50 damn, I didn’t even want him to answer that question he looks so broken

[@treym1966]

I was 3 blocks away and seeing everybody running for their lives is something I’ll never forget. And our phones also being shut off and not being able to contact anyone. I was working at Crossroads on Beacon St

[@Annelita1116]

I can’t believe the wife got away with being an known accomplice. She knew what they where planning in that apartment!

[@gabrielamartiniuc6322]

You don’t know the fear when you’re married to someone like that. You’re not allowed to speak or say an opinion. Or else !! She didn’t commit this crime !!

[@Annelita1116]

@@gabrielamartiniuc6322 I understand your point but the thing is that after he died she moved to her parents house and left after a couple of months to start living with their sisters in New Jersey, where she still lives now, remarried another muslin guy just had another kid and this family has been having trouble with the police so many times, one of the sisters got arrested recently for doing a bomb threat. So after her abusive husband dies and now she has a chance at a normal life she makes the decision to go back and live with the sisters, does not makes a lo of sense to me.

[@bascal133]

@@gabrielamartiniuc6322 I don't think that is the case here, after her husband was dead and johar was arrested the police tried to interview her and it was clear to them that she was supportive and did not want to cooperate with the investigation, she appeared to be ideologically aligned with her husband. I agree that you can't charge her without evidence that she knew, but it's appears that rather she did or not she was supprotive.

[@julief634]

@@Annelita1116 Alina Tsarneva did not threaten to bomb anyone, that was lies from a jealous ex of Alina's husband. The ex gf lived in Harlem New York City and she made the bogus bomb report on her which was a lie. So I heard. And how do you know if Katherine (aka as Karima muslim name) the widowed wife remarried and had another child? There was no news report on that unless you know them personally? I have no idea if Katherine is back living with the sisters, last I heard was that she had moved out with her daughter. But if she went back to live in New Jersey then so what? The sisters and the widowed wife all are very close since they have a niece from their brother who was killed by the police. They love their niece very much as if she were their own.

[@julief634]

She did not know at all btw, OR maybe it was FBI entrapment, Tamerlan could've been an informant? Read Michelle Mcphee's book, some of what she says coincides with what some of the supporters of the Free Jahar movement have been saying all along. And I say SOME not all because there were a few fringe conspiracies that make no sense from that support group, but another perspective to look into because still so many unanswered questions from that bombing. Also, I do believe that Jahar was controlled by his brother, the mother is a radical lunatic, a narcissist who made her family become super religious and controlled that family including influencing Tamerlan Tsarnaev to have 9/11 conspiracies. Poor Jahar was the scapegoat, literally in everything. From his family to the FBI and so on....Jahar was never really religious, I think he was coerced to follow the program and very controlled, he had no mind of his own. He took the fall for everything in the end. And I would be careful about believing the Netflix series on this because they tell you some is actual CCTV footage and others are simulated scenes, however what they don't tell you is which of those are real CCTV surveillance tapes and which are simulated. If you do research on the trial exhibit videos you will see the difference in that.

[@Berm_Blaster]

So basically that man needing a cigarette is what ended this. The only time a cigarette did something positive.

[@Eddyke]

😂😂 Probably paid advertising

[@dogtownoon9791]

I remember hanging with my band teacher and he says something wrong when a cloud suddenly appeared 😢

[@pc4024]

Bddfp

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

:( The bomb at night was terrifying…it was like a war zone for a moment 💔 May we all continue to heal 🙏🫂

[@Berm_Blaster]

Hanging with a teacher outside of school? That's odd. I'm sure he said he would help you "blow your trumpet better"

[@Pettynicolla-HD-N.Ayeshamedina]

what mean in ISOLATE. i saw many people sometimes wrote it in they book iso/isolate. Rest In Peace to Those Lost Their Lives. Thank You #60Minutes and #KZbin to sharing this historical happened in 2013.

[@mollylove2599]

Time really fly i remember this i was watching it on tv . Years gone so fast . So sad but not forgotten

[@contardi]

To see the boy who died breaks my heart.

[@Hellndegenerates]

Nobody died

[@briantaylor9285]

​@@Hellndegenerates you know the kid and his family?

[@piecerich7628]

3 died and 281 was injured, D33ZNUTS

[@christianmistian6849]

I have a son his age and I can’t even imagine going through something like this I wouldn’t be able to handle that kind of loss. Prayers to his family 🙏

[@boomataco]

Seeing the pitcure with little martin richard haunts me to this day. God rest his soul and everyone else that was killed or injured. God bless each and everyone of you

[@Joelswinger34]

Incredible job by these people!

[@rebellatis5346]

The scariest thing about this is I told my dad what if he’s in a boat. And my dad said don’t be ridiculous he’s not in a boat. He was hiding in a boat

[@Dvbbcsrnevw]

i’d say the scariest thing about this is the death, the terror, or the loss of life.

[@SteveHuffer]

As someone who’s city was targeted dozens of times, before eventually succumbing to a large scale IRA terrorist attack in 1996, my message to the people of Boston is to take comfort in the thought that karma often catches up with those that commit (and irresponsibly fund) these atrocities.

[@maxsmith695]

Oh

[@adamleisner9860]

I remember this clearly. I was watching TV and a friend told me about.

[@BetoCarrzOrtiz520]

Why is that other scumbag still alive??? He needs to be given the chair 💺 that way all the souls he took can rest in peace.

[@aqmorisny]

The 3th part of this video about the runner is mostly unrelated to the first and second part which were about bombing.

[@evavon9169]

You’re such a delightful person and a dedicated doctor, you are truly an inspiration Dr Ofenmu, I’m finally free from HSV stay blessed sir I’m so happy to came across your KZbin channel

[@nickyad2785]

So sad R I P

[@sz7646]

💛💙Remember their names: Krystle Campbell Martin Richard Lingzi Lu Sean Collier Dennis Simmonds(passed away a year after the shootout)

[@maxsmith695]

Who are those persons?

[@pauly260]

God bless you. These are the names that need to be remembered, not those cowardly terrorists.

[@maxsmith695]

@@pauly260 - How can historians tell the story without all the facts.

[@pauly260]

@@maxsmith695 Coroner's reports

[@maxsmith695]

@@pauly260 The #1 device that first went off and created a smoke cloud from a second story level- blowing OUT glass, did not show any harm to the the 10-12 persons on the patio as they were all standing, looking up and not one clutched a leg or foot or fell ,as they walked away. The 8-10 police or security 3 feet in front of them on the street, remained standing and looking at the cloud. There was no damage to the plastic banner that surrounded the patio. Why did everyone have TORN pants? Why did 2 doctors ignore newly double amputee Jeff Bauman for 13 minutes. There are 9 people on a patio attended to by people who are civilians. 2 Doctors stood and watched for 8 minutes. the cops are not securing the crime scene with tape or evacuating anyone. How did the cops know there was not a 3rd or 4th to 5th device that might go off. Double Amputee Jeff Bauman lays on the sidewalk for 13 minutes and a passerby in a cowboy hat and waving a small flag puts him in a wheelchair and runs down the street with him. Meanwhile, the 2 doctors, on scene, Dr. Levine and Dr Painter or Panter, - who apparently works in 4 different States, ignore Jeff. Why no medics or firefighters?

[@wesleytwiggs7687]

I ran Boston this year. Great security!

[@marydaoust1007]

awesome 🎉

[@Jacques123-tp2ll]

It's been 11 years now. It still feels like it was yesterday. How old were you when it happened? I was 10 years old

[@webeto5902]

10 years already!

[@FINSuojeluskunta]

They leave out a lot about Tamerlan's background. He left to Russia supposedly for a passport. He stayed in Dagestan and suspiciously, left a few days after Plotnikov, an islamist friend of his, was killed. He was trying to convince his parents to let him stay in Dagestan, and was allegedly on a quarantine period for the extremists there. When his contacts and Plotnikov were killed he fled immediately, without even picking up his passport he supposedly was there to get. He was also described as a coward by a fellow boxer and really had not enough talent for professional boxing as explained by many he met. He couldn't get his immigration status cleared in time because he beat his American wife and she called the cops. The two also have some connection to the killing of three Jewish people in 2011.

[@Jacques123-tp2ll]

May the victims rest in peace 🙏. Can't believe it's been 11 years now

[@3094usmc]

Rolling Stone was sooo proud they put him on the front cover.

[@dubadduwariwari3733]

I still DONT know how or why that was allowed to happen😟

[@julief634]

So what, get over it! It's part of history that's why they did! Like with Charles Manson they did the same thing back in the day. Nothing to get your panties all in a bunch over. Every major magazine does so for the story that has at that time, made history.

[@3094usmc]

Say that to the families of the víctims that had to see that POS in the front cover of Rolling Stone. Actually nevermind, your definetly one of those that dont care who else is affected but then wants everyone helping or being sympathetic when you become a victim of a terrible event. You must be a really tough guy 🙄

[@emperorfloch]

That one lady in the beginning after the bomb went off right behind her that turned around then checked her watch and kept jogging like nothing happened 🤦🏻‍♂️😂😂😂

[@horse-4598]

she paused her music i dont think she realized that a bomb went off. runners only think about themselves during marathons

[@maxsmith695]

Yes, I know. I met her.

[@stevenr5563]

I love my home city. Boston Strong

[@phucyouse5316]

I grew up to my grandmother watching 60 minutes and that iconic ticking is forever emblazoned in my brain. I was her channel changer for the bunny eared 2channeled tv she had. 60 minutes never caught on for me, when I do watch its mnemonic. They are slow in presentation. And aimed at a different generation. Imo

[@KillersFromTheWest]

Aka, you have ADD and can’t watch a standard mini doc. Gotcha

[@phucyouse5316]

@@KillersFromTheWest true.

[@hectorlopez1069]

It's terrifying of jogging in the streets of a marathon and then, a bomb explodes.

[@maxsmith695]

Did any cop get hurt?

[@starcrib]

What darkly enhanced havoc those brothers brought 🟥♨️👥️♨️🟥

[@jorgevillavicencio427]

4 commercial interruptions in less than 8 minutes. Ridiculous!🤬

[@wrxspeed5042]

I am shocked how long it's been already god bless the victims and my city 🙏

[@garysullivan3144]

Watertown!!!! I live here. These cops had balls!!!

[@maxsmith695]

Did the shrapnel blast, harm any of the nearby attendees, directly in front of the blast, sitting across the street. Shrapnel can travel 1500 feet at super sonic speeds.

[@DeAngeloStevens]

Chuckie Finster just turned 24 years old at the time

[@maxsmith695]

Is there is a Fund to assist the injured police officers. I saw 10 officers standing in front of the patio near the first smoke device that went off.

[@aztronomy7457]

Just finished the Netflix documentary… Boston & Watertown PD should be embarrassed. Not informing the arresting patrol officers that the stolen car was the vehicle of the Boston bombers… firing off hundreds of rounds in a residential neighborhood basically hitting nothing… making an arrest on one while allowing the second suspect to get away and almost run over the arresting officers… firing over 100 rounds into the boat when the terrorist didn’t even have a gun, again putting the residents lives at risk. Felt like I was watching Police Academy.

[@Tigusfoyle]

Agreed. Didn't need to watch the documentary, saw it LIVE! Didn't watch Mark Wahlberg cry about it either

[@CarryOutMyBidding]

The Boston Globe sent out a tweet just minutes before the first 'bomb' went off stating,............AND I QUOTE, " THERE WILL BE A CONTROLLED EXPLOSION OPPOSITE THE LIBRARY WITHIN ONE MINUTE AS PART OF BOMB SQUAD ACTIVITIES" ....sent April 15th. 2013 at 12 : 53 P.M. This event was a drill gone live in the media, just like 'mass sh00tings'. Putting fear into the public through propaganda...........same as always. Confirmed bomb squad drill using amputee crisis actors. The city's own newspaper even acknowledged on twitter that it was a drill. A Boston hospital spokesman even confirmed it in a live t.v. report. The mainstream media is lobbyist-controlled and government ran. They only fabricate propaganda for government agendas. Hope you enjoyed the fireworks and fake injuries.

[@maxsmith695]

@@Tigusfoyle How many persons lost a limb from that incident during the marathon? Do they give public talks?

[@THEBIGLIE20]

You got things mixed up. They didn’t know who the bombers were for sure till they ID the first maggot. Obviously it was a good chance it was them when they first got to Watertown that night but it was far fro certain and everything happened very quickly with thousands of police - many of whom had never been to Watertown before

[@CarryOutMyBidding]

@@thomascasey4072 no,...YOU have things mixed up,....I literally proved that this was a CONFIRMED BOMB SQUAD DRILL,......please learn to read.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

5:33 imagine if he did 💔😭 Father God was yelling for him 💔🥺

[@Jenny010132]

I DON’T remember the attack, because I was in surgery and recovery for the whole thing. I watched the Netflix documentary, now I’m watching anything I can find about it.

[@wakenow7612]

Watch the 3 hour documentary the Boston unbombing, it's archived.

[@Joelswinger34]

It just makes me sick that these kids were allowed to move here,given a place to be safe and get a good education...and this is how they paid us back.

[@kkaayyllaaf]

Agreed. The absolute arrogance these guys must have had is insane.

[@jackparker8686]

We need to transcend the word regimen into a new paradigm of excellent and performance

[@stackstheripper3056]

Hey, a full episode.

[@OldManMuskrat]

I've seen video with a person trying to stand up that had no legs

[@jamesrapp9778]

Cheers mate 😎 👌

[@ladyhonor822]

Yeah America's so bad people are dying to get here !!!🙏🇺🇲 AMEN Philadelphia USA 🇺🇲❤️☦️🙏😇❤️😇

[@zoltan9760]

Used to work at the Lennox hotel both bombs went off directly across the street the forum to the left and the other bomb went of to the right about 400 feet away. Wasn't working at the time but was omw to work

[@deoglemnaco7025]

As a hero who has stopped a few of these, this really hurts me. I was half a world away doing other things for regular people when this happened.

[@cerealfibre6938]

26:52 Yes, I agree.

[@rxmassage]

“You can always make money but can never make memories” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@timothyivey5497]

Have some respect. Laughing in a thread about death and destruction...you oughta be ashamed...but I have a feeling you never are.

[@rxmassage]

My comment was to another video, I have no idea why it was posted to this one. Doesn’t even make sense in the context to the video. My apologies for the mishap

[@sammurphy3343]

Bombing unsuspecting civilians is the definition of cowardly.

[@transwomenaremale]

I heard the bombs thrown at the cops from my home in Cambridge. Wild night.

[@donjohn4778]

Boston sent and are still sending money to the IRA in Northern Ireland and with that money they done things like this .

[@elizabethmomanana1538]

USA Boston Strong my home

[@chuahpohkim724]

Never trust this type of people till the end of the world

[@flifestyle2118]

the girl talking about her crush.... like... what?

[@nikotheophanis8795]

Forgot to mention danny meng

[@CoopyKat]

4:30 The girl admits she had a crush on one of the killers: "How could you not?" and she's smiling talking about two murderers. Charming interview, 60 Minutes. Intelligent people do not talk like this about a tragedy that destroyed people's lives. You would think she wouldn't find any of this cute or funny. She probably still has that sick crush even now.

[@pauly260]

Rolling Stone Magazine put Tzarnev on the cover after he was arrested like he was a teen heartthrob. Shame on them.

[@kellyegan9824]

@@pauly260 like he was Jim Morrison

[@CarryOutMyBidding]

....CONFIRMED bomb squad drill using amputee crisis actors

[@V.E.R.O.]

Well she didn't know he was a prospective killer did she?

[@WJWeber]

She said she had a crush on him in high school. This basically describes how everyone is surprised he was a part of this. Pretty natural response. Essentially saying something happened and or the brother was completely in charge.

[@pauljmorton]

4:28 to 5:55 this documentary praises one of the bombers. It feels so icky to me whenever documentaries and news stories about terrorists and shooters do that. It feels like the terrorist won - they got people to say good things about them.

[@jermainesimmons2944]

Three people were killed in the Boston bombing, along with 264 wounded in the attack. That's even worse than the Atlanta Olympics bombing in 1996

[@lakerskid2013]

Then to think 4 years later there was the Las Vegas shooting in 2017 where one person caused so much chaos that he killed 60 people and injured 867 which resulted in the worst mass shooting in US history. The most vivid incidents I can remember were that shooting, this bombing, also the year before with the Sandy Hook shooting, and then in July 2022 this one was more personal to me since I live in Indianapolis but on the south side in the suburb of Greenwood there was that mass shooting which thankfully that one had someone who took down the shooter but I actually have visited that mall before.

[@maxsmith695]

Any cops?

[@codyvettori]

And the bomber is still alive today. An absolute travesty.

[@nathanveda6353]

Death is an easier alternative to Florence Super Max

[@jackparker8686]

Smell everything carefully before you eat it.. but ah... only in the quantities you crave,.. drink with your meal.. after meal what you feel like drinking... Or not at all for a while... Let your body circulate hydration... Make it circulating the constituent hydration... Your lymphatic system is amazing but very complicated and lots of unknowns associated... Our bodies are beautiful tools as we can see... And they can work beautifully also if we are very disciplined...

[@MaryTudor28283]

This is why you don’t confuse LED lights for bombs back before the situation happened

[@joe18425]

It's never on for sixty minutes. I don't get it ! 👁👄👁🍿

[@sammurphy3343]

The fact they seeked refuge and eventually became us citizens makes it so much more evil.

[@maxsmith695]

How many persons lost a limb that day? Any police officers ?

[@sharonhamilton3439]

I liked the part of the movie about this that starred mark Walberg where they were questioning the bombers wife and when she asked for a lawyer or her phone call they said straight up no. When you are designated like this they can interrogate you outside of the law to save lives

[@watchgoose]

if she wasn't Mirandized, they are in big trouble. If she was, then she can just keep silent.

[@THEBIGLIE20]

Wrong!!! They can do whatever they want to her. She should be in prison instead she’s living quietly in Connecticut

[@lauralarrabee7870]

Miranda rights don’t come into play when one is an enemy combatant.

[@jim6820]

U where some very beautiful suits there Scott. U inspired me 2 keep buying more suits.🤗🙂🙂🙂

[@DukeOfCarolina]

Some lines just aren't meant to be crossed...especially the finish line

[@philipkim6812]

the intial search should be commended. the arrest was hectic and poorly executed.

[@raylucas4307]

I have always wondered about the Chechen immigrant friend of theirs that was questioned and died. I remember that media said he was an MMA fighter. Did he attack an FBI agent during questioning?

[@THEBIGLIE20]

Yes he was killed by a Mass State Trooper in Orlando. There is a lot more to the marathon bombing. The older brother brutally killed 3 people in Waltham Ma on 10 year anniversary of 9/11. This kid in Orlando may have been involved. Hulu has a great documentary on it. The murders before the marathon …. Check it out

[@maxsmith695]

Does anyone know if a police officer was hurt ?

[@KennyJordana]

I've just watched the Netlfix and Netlfix has a lot of good documentaries. The Netflix documentary was good and the movie starring Mark Wahlberg called Patriots Day was also a good movie.

[@maegenyoungs2591]

Can you believe, sitting there minding your own business, judging the person next to you.. or smelling the food.. and some cowered blows someone just far enough away for you to live, but close enough for you to see the wounded..

[@CoopyKat]

It's SO interesting they cover the lives of the killers, but very little about the victim's lives. Even the injured victims that weren't killed. When the media makes out killers to be "sad victims" or whatever they're doing here, it only encourages more psychos to do what these two did.

[@pauly260]

Bad habit of the news. The killers get immortalized with fame & notoriety after the investigation happens. This inspires more sickos who have a life going nowhere & want to be remembered for something, no matter how horrible. To this day, everyone know what the Dzhokar brothers did, but your average American can't name a victim.

[@Dumpsack]

I guess you could say.. copy cats

[@WJWeber]

Lol. People want to know what happened. To prevent this in the future. It’s always about who commits the crime.

[@coloradochris3952]

The victims were crisis actors so were no real victims.

[@maxsmith695]

Who made those things?

[@philippesauvie639]

Hey folks… I think we have a case of the fox watching the chicken coop.

[@chanalexa6923]

this interview is basically the summary and recap of the Netflix show

[@dubadduwariwari3733]

Considering this was filmed and released in 2013 I’d say it’s the other way around

[@oui2611]

this is not 60 minutes, its 40 minutes with 10 seconds

[@joannego856]

That’s because we get to watch without the ads 😊