Mẹ nghi phạm Boston sẽ bị bắt nếu sang Mỹ
Mẹ của hai anh em nhà Tsarnaev muốn sang Mỹ để
chôn cất con trai lớn và thăm con trai nhỏ đang bị giam trong bệnh viện, nhưng
nếu đặt chân đến Mỹ, bà có thể bị bắt vì một cáo buộc lấy cắp đồ trong siêu thị.
ABC News dẫn tin từ nhân viên tòa
án cho biết bà Zubeidat Tsarnaeva đã không chấp hành yêu cầu đến tòa án ngày
25/10/2012 để làm rõ các cáo buộc bà trộm đồ may mặc trị giá 1.600 USD tại một
cửa hàng ở Mỹ.
Tin xấu dồn dập đến với
nhà Tsarnaev kể từ khi hai con trai Tamerlan và Dzhokhar bị cáo buộc là những
kẻ đánh bom cuộc chạy thi marathon Boston Boston
Trả lời phỏng vấn báo
chí Mỹ, bà Zubeidat cho biết muốn sang Mỹ, tuy nhiên sau đó bà nói có thể chỉ
có ông chồng đi.
Tại New
Jersey, luật sư của hai chị em gái nhà Tsarnaev cho biết hai người "tan
nát cõi lòng khi nhìn cảnh tượng những gì đã xảy ra và những nỗi buồn đau mang
đến".
Tại Boston, các chuyên
gia khám nghiệm tử khi cho biết Tamerlan đã được kiểm tra xong, nhưng chưa có
ai đến nhận thi thể. Vợ của Tamerlan, cô Katherine Russell, ra một thông báo
qua luật sư rằng "thông tin về những gì liên quan đến chồng và em chồng cô
gây sốc".
Trong khi đó, sức khỏe
của nghi phạm Dzhokhar đã tiến triển và có thể sẽ hồi phục, các bác sĩ bệnh
viện nơi y đang nằm cho biết.
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- Người mẹ: Zubeidat Tsarnaeva cũa 2 tên tình nghi dánh bom khũng bố trong cuộc chạy việt-zã ỡ Boston, hiện dang sống tại Dagestan, Nga, kó thễ bị bắt, nếu trỡ lại HK.. - Trong quá khứ, bà ta dã bị bắt vì tội ăn cắp "chuỗi" trong tiệm bán lẽ. Trị zá dồ ăn cắp --áo quần -- lên dến 1,600 dôla. - Bà bị goại ra toà nhưng dã không trình ziện và trốn khoãi HK. |
Mother
of Boston Marathon bombers may be ARRESTED if she returns to U.S. after failing
to appear on shoplifting charge
- The suspects' mother Zubeidat Tsarnaeva was arrested for
shoplifting at a Massachusetts Lord & Taylor store last year
- She was due to appear in court in October, but skipped the
hearing, and she could be arrested on an outstanding warrant if she
returns
- She appeared publicly outside her home for the first time on
Tuesday in Dagestan
- Lawyer asked for the family to be left alone and said they
were not ready to speak with anyone
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The mother of the
Boston Marathon bombing suspects could be jailed if she returns to the U.S. to
see her hospitalized son, it has been revealed.
Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, who
now lives in Dagestan, Russia, is the mother of Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev,
who police say detonated two pressure cooker bombs near the finish line of the
race, which killed three people and injured more than 200 others.
Tamerlan, 26, was
killed in a gunbattle with cops on Friday. Dzhokhar, 19, is in fair condition
in a Boston hospital where he is being treated for injuries sustained in the
same shootout.
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Mom of the bomb suspects: Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, who now lives in
Dagestan, Russia, is the mother of Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
Suspects: Dzhokhar, right, and Tamerlan Tsarnaev are accused of
planting the Boston bombs last Monday
ABC News reported on Tuesday that Mrs Tsarnaeva failed to show up at a
court hearing stemming from a July 2012 arrest for shoplifting.
So if she returns to
the U.S. to visit her hospitalized son or make burial arrangements for the
other, she could be arrested on an outstanding warrant.
Busted: Mrs Tsarnaeva, 45, was arrested last year after she
allegedly stole $1,600 worth of clothing from a Massachusetts Lord & Taylor
store
Mrs Tsarnaeva, 45,
allegedly stole $1,600 worth of clothes from a Massachusetts Lord & Taylor
store.
She was charged with
two counts of malicious/wanton damage and defacement to property after
allegedly swiping the merchandise from the retailer's Natick, Massachusetts
location in June 2012.
She was due in court on
October 25 for a hearing in the case, but never showed up.
The Lord & Taylor
location is not the same as the one on Boyleston Street in Boston, where a
surveillance camera captured what police say is her younger son dropping a
pressure cooker bomb that was hidden inside a backpack.
Mrs Tsarnaeva additionally
faces questioning by U.S. investigators, who have traveled to Dagestan to speak
with her.
On Tuesday, her lawyer
said that she watches the video of her dead son's mutilated body and cries.
Zubeidat Tsarnaeva
appeared publicly outside her home for the first time since her sons Tamerlan
and Dzhokhar were named as suspects.
She was ushered past
journalists and into a taxi, which sped away.
U.S. investigators
traveled to southern Russia on Tuesday to speak to Mrs Tsarnaeva and her
husband Anzor, an American Embassy official said.
Dad: U.S. investigators traveled to southern Russia on Tuesday to
speak to Mrs Tsarnaeva and the brothers' father Anzor, pictured, an American
Embassy official said
Questioning: Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, mother of Boston bombing
suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhar, leaves her home for the first time on Tuesday
in Dagestan with an unidentified man
Grief: Zubeidat Tsarnaeva outside her home in the predominantly
Muslim province in Russia's Caucasus
Claim: Their mother says that her sons had nothing to do with the
terrorist attacks
The family's lawyer
Heda Saratova, asked for the family to be left alone and said that the parents
had just seen pictures of the mutilated body of their elder son and were not up
to speaking with anyone at the moment.
'The mother is in very
bad shape,' Saratova said. 'She watches the video [of her dead son] and cries.'
Incredible new images
emerged on Tuesday which captured the dramatic gun battle between police and
the suspected Boston bombers in a residential street, leaving one brother dead.
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The images, taken by a
resident of Watertown, Massachusetts in the early hours of Friday and posted on
his blog, appear to show the Tsarnaev brothers sheltering behind a
vehicle and taking aim at police officers.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19,
and his brother Tamerlan, 26, are reportedly seen running to a car for more
supplies before hauling out a pressure cooker bomb they then detonated, filling
the street with smoke.
Battle: The eyewitness said the men ran to the green sedan, left,
for more supplies such as explosives
Threat: In another image, a red circle shows what the eyewitness
believed to be a pressure cooker bomb
Taken down: As he drove the car, his older brother was taken down
by police. His body is circled
The photographs, taken
on the eyewitness' phone from a third-floor bedroom overlooking the scene, are
the first images giving insight into the fraught battle that left one brother
dead.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev then
jumped in the car and barreled towards the police barricade, making a narrow
escape. Authorities said that he ran over his brother Tamerlan.
She said: 'What
happened is a terrible thing but I know my kids have nothing to do with this. I
know it, I am mother.'
The trip by the U.S.
team was made possible because of Russian government cooperation with the FBI
investigation into the bombing at the Boston Marathon.
Shielded: Katherine Russell, the widow of Boston Marathon bombing
suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, leaves her lawyer's office on Tuesday
Also on Tuesday, the
bombers' sister, Ailena and Bella Tsarnaev, released a statement to the media,
saying that they 'don't have the answers' about their brothers' alleged crimes.
The statement read:
'Our heart goes out the victims of last week's bombing. It saddens us to see so
many innocent people hurt after such a callous act.
'As a family, we are
absolutely devastated by the sense of loss and sorrow this has caused.
'We don't have any
answers but we look forward to a thorough investigation and hope to learn more.
We ask the media to respect our privacy during this difficult time.'
The embassy official
said he could not confirm whether the U.S. investigators had already talked to
the parents.
'Naturally, the parents
are not ready to meet with anyone because the grief is enormous,' Russian official
Zaurbek Sadakhanov told a crowd of journalist in Makhachkala, the capital of
Dagestan.
'They... are asking to
be left alone, at least for a while, to be able to recover.
'As to the case, I
think that detectives and policemen in the United States are knowledgeable and
will find out what happened in an objective and unbiased way.'
An aerial view of the Dagestan capital of Makhachkala, a region
which has been marked by insurgent violence
The mother is from
Dagestan, while the suspects' father is from neighboring Chechnya.
Their sons had spent
little time in either place before the family moved to the U.S. a decade ago,
but the elder son was in Russia for six months last year.
The father of the two
Boston bombing suspects will apparently travel to the U.S. later this week in
order to seek 'justice and the truth'.
Anzor Tsarnaev says he
has 'lots of questions for the police' and is keen 'to clear up many things'
when he arrives from his home in Makhachkala in Russia.
He had previously said
that he would return to America this week in the wake of the death of his elder
son Tamerlan and the arrest of 19-year-old Dzhokhar.
The suspects' mother,
Zubeidat Tsarnaev, added that the family hoped to bring Tamerlan's body back to
Russia.
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