nope injured and killed

^calvin webster over here

they just confirmed they found objects in the shrapnel that were planted there, not just from the natural surroundings. not sure how doctors were able to diagnose that, but there ya go

FTN wrote:they just confirmed they found objects in the shrapnel that were planted there, not just from the natural surroundings. not sure how doctors were able to diagnose that, but there ya go

Probably FBI forensics

empty remarks from obama coming up in 5 minutes

BDawk wrote:

FTN wrote:they just confirmed they found objects in the shrapnel that were planted there, not just from the natural surroundings. not sure how doctors were able to diagnose that, but there ya go

Probably FBI forensics

it was from the doctors opinion

yeah think i read they found nails and stuff like that.

Napalm wrote:

BDawk wrote:

FTN wrote:they just confirmed they found objects in the shrapnel that were planted there, not just from the natural surroundings. not sure how doctors were able to diagnose that, but there ya go

Probably FBI forensics

it was from the doctors opinion

Interesting. I was just spitballing. I would think that every piece of shrapnel removed from victims would immediately be passed to te FBI to be analyzed

BDawk wrote:

Napalm wrote:

BDawk wrote:

FTN wrote:they just confirmed they found objects in the shrapnel that were planted there, not just from the natural surroundings. not sure how doctors were able to diagnose that, but there ya go

Probably FBI forensics

it was from the doctors opinion

Interesting. I was just spitballing. I would think that every piece of shrapnel removed from victims would immediately be passed to te FBI to be analyzed

Maybe they will be. A doctor who is doing surgery on a ton of different people and pulling out pellets/nails from their lower bodies will begin to notice a pattern. The pellets, most certainly from the bomb, the nails, questionable, but in his best guesstimation, were from the bomb.

FTN wrote:they just confirmed they found objects in the shrapnel that were planted there, not just from the natural surroundings. not sure how doctors were able to diagnose that, but there ya go

Where did you see that? This article says it was all ""street stuff." Pebbles, soda cans etc.

http://gma.yahoo.com/street-stuff-pulle ... ories.html

one of the surgeons from mass general who was speaking to the press

they keep talking about it on CNN

Napalm wrote:

BDawk wrote:

Napalm wrote:

BDawk wrote:

FTN wrote:they just confirmed they found objects in the shrapnel that were planted there, not just from the natural surroundings. not sure how doctors were able to diagnose that, but there ya go

Probably FBI forensics

it was from the doctors opinion

Interesting. I was just spitballing. I would think that every piece of shrapnel removed from victims would immediately be passed to te FBI to be analyzed

Maybe they will be. A doctor who is doing surgery on a ton of different people and pulling out pellets/nails from their lower bodies will begin to notice a pattern. The pellets, most certainly from the bomb, the nails, questionable, but in his best guesstimation, were from the bomb.

That makes sense, especially if they're pulling out nails and whatnot. I obviously didn't hear the report firsthand.

@BostonGlobe: BREAKING NEWS: Source: Investigators found circuit board believed used to trigger marathon bombs.

Doll Is Mine wrote:@BostonGlobe: BREAKING NEWS: Source: Investigators found circuit board believed used to trigger marathon bombs.

Hate to make jokes about any of this , but:

If it looks anything like something from Aqua Teen Hunger Force there's going to be a LOT of "I told you so"s.

Roger Dorn wrote:@Discovery_News: Pakistani Taliban Deny Role in Boston Blasts http://t.co/dnoGZtRNMm

I must be tired, because for some reason I read this as "Pakistani Taliban Denny Royal", like he was a player for the Pakistani Taliban baseball team or something.

Maybe it's not internet worthy, because I'm sure lots of people have similar stories, but my cousin, who was still on the course when the race was stopped, was taken in, hydrated, fed, and comforted by strangers who lived along the route.

TenuredVulture wrote:Maybe it's not internet worthy, because I'm sure lots of people have similar stories, but my cousin, who was still on the course when the race was stopped, was taken in, hydrated, fed, and comforted by strangers who lived along the route.

TV, have you spoken/corresponded with him/her?

slugsrbad wrote:http://www.buzzfeed.com/erinlarosa/boston-marathon-tragedy-met-with-amazing-acts-of-kindness

Pretty cool. People can surprise you with awesomeness sometimes.

The little boy who died yesterday.