@@maria-gf9cx I’m not pro death sentence at all but at the same time your statement is silly. You say waste of money… do you think him being in jail is free? Who pays for his food and shelter for the rest of his life. Not him lol the tax payers do
What's a waste of money and time is keeping these monsters alive for decades at the tax payers expense. If they will be locked up for their entire life, there is no point for them to remain alive.
@@journeytree well good thing you arent the moral authority of the land. Is prison suppose to rehabilitate or merely incarcerate? If it's the latter nobody is able to be reformed and all crimes deserve death based off your logic.
@@xDbrad you obviously haven’t seen the video of the two walking down the street while the younger brother was smiling the whole time with a bomb on his back ready to kill people? He smiled walking in to court too. I bet he didn’t smile when he drove over and killed his brother or when he was told he killed his own brother.
Yeah he’s sick. My sister is dead now she died a few months before this happened and I miss her everyday but nothing she could have said or done to talk me into that.
@@zoeclan2044no it's not only that it's the Tamberlan got rejected because he thinks that Americans shouldn't be Muslim and couldn't go to the Olympics and he decided to be Muslim and became radical and crazy and influenced his brother and he also became crazy which led to the bombing.
I had to appeal this guy's death penalty in a mock trial for my government and politics class a few years ago and to see it's still being debated over today in real life is wild
It's a lot of things. One thing it isn't Is "wild". You people and the wave of out of context usage of phrases. Consider your own vocabulary for once eh?
Why put him to death when you can make him sit in one of the worst places imaginable for the rest of his life? People act like the death penalty is the ultimate punishment, but I’d argue sitting in hell on Earth for 50 years is a far greater punishment.
The reason why is because the political left use these cases to pretend they care about Muslims, and to pretend Republicans hate Muslims. They do it to keep people divided, and so they can pander for votes. That is identity politics. The political left makes everything about identity, and they do it to keep us divided based on race, gender, religion, economic status and sexual orientation. It is very clear, but lots of people keep falling for it. It is very basic, take any story, or literally just make one up, claim it is racism, and blame the other side. Tell women men want to hold them back, tell gays straight wite Christian men hate them, tell non whites the white man is racist and hates them etc, then pander to them for votes. In reality they do not care at all, but pretend to care about each identity group, they only care about power.. That is how they can take a silly idea like being able to switch genders, which is highly absurd, convince people it can happen, tell them the other side somehow hates people that switch genders, then claim they will defeat the hateful people. It is all a scam for votes. If suddenly a bunch of people were born with unicorn horns, Democrats would instantly divide them into a group, give that group of people some corny name name, then make claims that Republicans do not want them to have any rights, and as long as they vote Democrat they will get the rights they deserve. Surely you see the pattern. It is no different with this case, they claim the right hates Islam, claim they do not want them to have rights, pretend to care for them, so that they seem caring to Islamic voters. Again, they do not care, they just want votes.
@@ericksipalot that’s true but he will die a slow and horrible painful death for 3 murders including an 8-year-old boy who was bombed to death during Boston marathon. He is not welcomed on earth anymore!
@@terryfriend16 It has changed. The prosecutor is the most powerful person in today's courtroom. In "most" cases he is the one who now accepts most plea agreements and deals. Not the judge. Do some research and you'll see I am right.
Dylann Roof killed 9 African American parishioners in a Charleston, NC church in 2015 and was sentenced to death in January 2017. So this is also pending far too long
@@shannonwalker6944 I'm pretty sure that the "exonerated or otherwise innocent persons" argument does not apply to those awaiting the executioner in ADX Florence. I'm sure that those incarcerated on that death row are either convicted of terrorism that caused multiple deaths or have killed many whilst incarcerated.
As a resident of Watertown, I remember in 6th grade when this happened and the town went on lockdown. I remember bullets going into my neighbor’s house during a shootout with police. Scary time but one hell of a story
Anyone else feel old? I was in school when this happened, crazy 10 years went by that fast but I can’t imagine how slow those 10 years have been for those families..
I went to the same college he was in a year after everything happened. It was weird when they released photos of him in his dorm room and I see the same walls behind him that were behind me.
The pattern I've noticed is that anyone who used to be in the military will get the death penalty faster than any other criminal (DC Sniper, Tim McVeigh, & others I can't think of right now). Almost like they want to rid of them quick because of what they may know
if there are enough clear and strong evidences for his actions he should've been executed years ago, the more time he stays in prison the more money he consumes from tax payers because tax payers are literally paying for his accommodation in prison
My cousin took care of some of the victims. He was an ophthalmologist in Boston at the time and a lot of victims had eye injuries and shrapnel etc. he was in the hospital for like 3 days straight.
While the boston bomber can rot in hell, these rights are incredibly important. They were laid out in the constitution for a reason. Also, everyone has those rights, not just criminals.
I live in the suburbs of Boston and the night they were manhunting these dudes was INTENSE. Police extending to the horizon, cruiser lights reflecting throughout the sky, sirens echoing for miles, gunshots…I still remember the text message I got from my brother verbatim: “welp, the shit has hit the fan”…and it was totally true. To this day, it remains the closest thing to a martial law scenario I’ve ever seen…
That's crazy bro! I would have been scared for sure. Cops everywhere and a crazed pair of brothers on the loose... Sorry you had to experience that man.
I lived in dorchester on clifton st and it was weird. that street usually had tons of ppl just hanging out but it turned into a straight ghost town. all you heard were police cars and bearcats driving up and down the street for like 2 days. everyone stayed inside despite the fact no one was actually there really telling them too. it was weird for sure.
It was a massive overreach and violation of the rights of the citizens by the government. Didn't they go house to house searching every house in a huge area with no warrants?
Damn. I remember when this happened, I was only 12 years old. Crazy how much time has gone by. You know, back when we were kids we didn’t think much of these bad things. As we got older you really start to see the world differently, it’s just a fucked up place with fucked up people.
I agree i was 12 living in New York wen this happened n there was so many rumors at the time that they had fled to new york n my state was next. Thank god they were found.
I was 12 in NH. My aunt is very good friends with Jeff Bauman. I don’t know him personally but my aunt says he’s a great man. Everyone thinks they’re immune from things like this until it happens and it’s scary. Always be ready to protect yourself, others; or to flee. Stay safe everyone much love ✌🏼
Well in our generations defense the world really wasnt as evil when we were younger (pre adults) as it is now. It might seems like since were older now we realize all the evil things more which im sure is true to an extent, but i truly believe the world was much different 10 years ago
@@MidnightRider1034 ur right growing up i wasnt scared to go to school bc there wasnt many school shootings back then now its every month or every few months. Edit: i live in miami now n I see “child brought gun to school” or “gunshot heard in school” about once a month its gotten wild.
What they did ruined everyone’s life’s including themselves. The 4 precious lives they took, the dozens of people that lost their limbs, his brother that got killed and himself that’s never gonna be free again and he’s gonna die in jail. That’s worse than death penalty!
@@RY97z Legally your an adult at 18 smart guy. An animal reaches adulthood at sexually maturity and so do humans. 18 year olds know right from wrong so don't BS me with that crap. At 18 you're a fucking adult and responsible for your own actions!!!
Yes our taxes were better placed in the trillions in the military which killed millions of innocent civilians in the middle east. Then we cry about 3 killed here, the world is messed up
My family attends the marathon every year. That year we were in Washington DC when it happened and every officer out there was armed to the teeth. I was a kid but I’ll never forget my parents reaction reading that news
My nephew was less than a year old, thank higher power he was tired and went home. People died. Those people were someone’s someone. What is the price we put on that? What happened was horrible and painful and we need to remember it so it doesn’t happen again. No one should be that close to losing a loved one or even losing a loved one. I have repercussions at my job for making mistakes; shouldn’t that apply to people who kill others??
@@paulrichards6894 the God that person believes in. you can take your ignorant self out of this convo just because you don’t believe in one yourself. many people of different religions believe in a higher up and it’s wrong to disrespect that.
ALL of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's appellate arguments HAVE BEEN SUPPORTED by specialized law institutions in the United States, including the Association of Retired Judges and Prosecutors, and the Association of Criminal Justice Lawyers, which sent amicus curiae briefs to the appeals court in his favor. This supports the legality of his arguments, so surely the sentence will change. And there are currently four appeals, submitted in April 2022, that need to be resolved.
Aren't ALL of the people who do this Terrorist garbage "Radicalized"??? Where does it end? So who was the one who "Radicalized" the older brother then also?..... If using this defense is legit then there is only ONE person EVER who is guilty of these crimes, RIDICULOUS.
I was at a St. Louis Blues hockey game when they caught him. They showed the news on the Jumbotron, and the cheering after was the loudest I’ve ever heard a sports arena get.
I’m generally against the death penalty, but this guy would be one I would probably be ok with. I just don’t trust the government to run investigations correctly hence my general hesitation.
10 years later and the innocent 8 year old child he MURDERED is still dead, and he is still alive. This country cares more about criminals than it does about victims. And that is one of many reasons America came out of a long golden age cerca 2020.
Damn I remember watching this on the news like it was yesterday. It was a few months after Sandy hook too, sad to see times haven't changed shit like this still happening to this day.
I know. That was a wild few months for me. I’m from MA but at the time was living 20min away from newtown, CT. I knew a woman whose grandson survived the shooting. It was terrible. Both hit so close to home
Stuff like this happens across the world every day even before we were born so this is nothing new buddy, this is just normal stuff that happens in this world.
Death is better then being in supermax. Keep him in there, by himself, all alone with just his thoughts for the next fifty years. Imagine never knowing what time it is, if the sun is shining, or seeing more then a few human faces at a time.
@@icecreamforcrowhurstviolating human rights? He does not deserve basic rights. He killed 3 innocent people and severely injured hundreds. He deserves all the pain in the world
@@icecreamforcrowhurst He gave up his human rights as soon as he set off a bomb that killed 3 and injured hundreds of others, causing 17 of them to lose limbs. Don't empathize with him.
Will never forget the moments after they caught him. News coverage showing people lining the streets cheering, it was like Boston had won the World Series. It was just awesome seeing people simply unified again.
Nope, he cares about nobody but himself, you see he has this demonic smirk on his face when he walked out after bombing three people to death including an 8-year-old boy and injured hundreds of other people.
I'm from México, I remember hearing this on the radio on my way to school and my first thought even as an 13 year old at the time, is that whoever did this was going straight to hell. Why is he still breathing?
It’s a travesty that Netflix made an apologist documentary and allowed their radicalized friend go on and make them look like they were some kind of victims, when they were in fact heartless murderers.
they just gave them a chance to talk, if he is radicalized it is the job for the police only an idiot would say that the Tsarnaev's were victims, they escaped the hellhole called Chechnya and had nice lives in the US, education, friends, support, their family was there, shame that Tamerlan the idiot ruined his little brother too but he was 19 and he knew right from wrong so he deserves his jail time (death would be better for him IMO)
Some of the things his friend said sounded odd to me. One thing at random was when his friend said he found out that he was a Muslim as well and that he was shocked because he had initially thought “he was just a white kid from Boston”. With the first name Dzakhar, how would you have thought he’s just an average white Bostonian? That’s not an average white name-nor does he look like he isn’t ethnic. He also stated that when his friends and him were interrogated, there was an emphasis/partiality towards the Muslim friends, and… well no shit? When there’s proof the incentive for the attack is Islam, surely the police is going to put their focus on those of his friends that practice and are acquainted with the religion that sent them off the rails. Idk. Some things he said was just ridiculous. I’m also not convinced of his reasons for not giving the police the identity of his friend when the security cam pictures came out. I reckon he’s playing into the “it was incomprehensible that someone like him, so charismatic and sociable, could do something like that” because it’s easy to go with that when others who weren’t as close as you were are saying that about him. Sure, I cant say exactly how close of friends they were, but since it was revealed that Dzakhar was failing school, I’m sure his friend would’ve had at least the tiniest bit of doubt in him, yeah that’s not anything close to thinking he could bomb hundreds of people, but I just don’t believe that he thought of Dzakhar in a positive, charismatic light as is described in the documentary. I think he was close enough to notice his change in behaviour and probably would’ve heard rumours on campus about his drug business, and certainly close enough to discuss Islam with him. Not saying he was in on it, but just that there probably was a real reason why he didn’t go to the police to share his suspicions-maybe personal contempt for the police, or afraid of incriminating himself.
@@excessiveteam_com5387 so you think terrorists should be given a possibility of parole he was not too young anyone over 18 can be given life without parole and the death penalty I can’t believe you’re defending a terrorist
My family and I went to Boston for a weekend vacation and spotted the memorial for the bombing victims, it crazy to up close in person where such a tragedy took place
Maybe it’s just me but there’s tragedy everywhere. I often run to a small Revolutionary War battlefield and used to live near where Jeffery Dahmer was raised and where part of the Manhattan project was done. Idk. Maybe I’m just desensitized to it all or hyper aware of it.
@@ItsCheetahTV Glad I’m not the only one who thought like that. I live near battlefields so there’s a lot of tragedies and death nearby. You have to remember the sad things in hopes that they never happen again and keep the memories and history that happened there alive.
You're so right. Would you think that it'd be an idea to release him from prison? I mean hey, actually only Tamerlan did the bombing, Dschochar just followed him…
@@olivelai5850 I disagree, in this case he deserves it. I’m not a fan of death penalty either but this case is too selfish. Plus It feels he is more afraid of death. Otherwise he wouldn’t file for appeal, this scum loves his fan mail.
so ten years later and the progress made has been on death row followed by not death row then back on death row… what’s next? how long until we figure this out? … because TEN YEARS already feels a bit much.
so true. their argument is sentencing him to death would give him exactly want he would want, as most extremists think that dying while trying to make an religious impact would be satisfactory. it’s a bullshit reason in all honesty. the guy deserves to suffer and he should be suffering a lot.
@@Rw12323 Life sentences are cheaper than death sentences. This has been studied over and over again. It is clear that the overwhelming court costs of death sentences far outweigh life sentences. Look it up for yourself
You’ve obviously never been to jail I have been to jail and I’m here to tell you it’s not freedom in jail. It’s miserable. imagine being locked in a small room that’s big enough for a bed and a little room to walk around for 23 hours a day against your will not exactly freedom
Wow 10 years! It truly feels like it was so recent, this kid threw his entire life away, killed innocent people (rip) and hurt so many for absolutely nothing. I know since this happened I have wanted the death penalty, just the amount of pain and destruction they caused warranted that, but he’s super young and I feel like sometimes living the rest of his life in prison is a good amount of torture as well.
@@stylenonsense1228 theses guys are enjoying living just throw them away why do we need to keep hearing their names get them out of here and on to the next who cares
There's a video of a mobster that was sent to the Supermax prison. He said it's like a 'living death' PENALTY and pleaded to be sent to a State institution eventually succeeding to be moved.. 💀
Some people in there are actually eligible for parole, it not only for the worst criminals. I ll bet those dudes have some stories, who got released from there.
Who cares about this murderer. Let him rot. Think about the people he killed and the families that suffered. All I can think is the pain people endured. It’s heart wrenching. RIP those who lost their lives and pray for families and the injured. 👏😔
10 years later and were still deciding if he should die or not? Our judicial system is ridiculous.
Wouldn't be the first government system that is a complete failure. For example, public schools are atrocious.
soft society
@@maria-gf9cx I’m not pro death sentence at all but at the same time your statement is silly. You say waste of money… do you think him being in jail is free? Who pays for his food and shelter for the rest of his life. Not him lol the tax payers do
What's a waste of money and time is keeping these monsters alive for decades at the tax payers expense. If they will be locked up for their entire life, there is no point for them to remain alive.
@@journeytree well good thing you arent the moral authority of the land. Is prison suppose to rehabilitate or merely incarcerate? If it's the latter nobody is able to be reformed and all crimes deserve death based off your logic.
I cannot believe it’s been 10 years. I could have sworn this just happened
Same
10 years flew in a second
No it happened 10 years ago
Time flies brother. Enjoy it before it’s gone
@@onisandwich6205 Good job detective 👍🏻
Whether his brother talked him in to it or not he smiled the whole time. His dead brother who he ran over did not
Uh what? What a weird comment lmao neither of them were smiling through most of this, what does that even mean?
@@xDbrad you obviously haven’t seen the video of the two walking down the street while the younger brother was smiling the whole time with a bomb on his back ready to kill people? He smiled walking in to court too. I bet he didn’t smile when he drove over and killed his brother or when he was told he killed his own brother.
Yeah he’s sick. My sister is dead now she died a few months before this happened and I miss her everyday but nothing she could have said or done to talk me into that.
Oh and they say it’s because the parents divorced and he didn’t make it being in the Olympics etc. our parents had split too. Didn’t kill anyone🙄🤦♀️
@@zoeclan2044no it's not only that it's the Tamberlan got rejected because he thinks that Americans shouldn't be Muslim and couldn't go to the Olympics and he decided to be Muslim and became radical and crazy and influenced his brother and he also became crazy which led to the bombing.
Man. It’s actually kinda scary how fast time goes by. I remember when this happened like it was just last year
Fr?
Make sure you do all you can
you must have a repetitive life.
The older you get the faster time goes by.
@@nobody4933 Why is that?
I had to appeal this guy's death penalty in a mock trial for my government and politics class a few years ago and to see it's still being debated over today in real life is wild
The only thing that should be appealed is the lengthy time it's taken to get him into the execution chair.
It's a lot of things. One thing it isn't Is "wild". You people and the wave of out of context usage of phrases. Consider your own vocabulary for once eh?
@@serialseatsniffer5610it’s pretty wild lol
Devils advocate
How did that go? I'm actually curious to hear the arguments and outcomes. It sounds like an interesting exercise.
The fact that there’s still a debate whether or not this guy should be put to death shows how fucked our justice system is nowadays.
@Jamie Sparks More so given how many people are proven to innocent every year through DNA.
@@PentaRaus in most cases, sure. In this case, this is pointless conjecture at this point. Fry him.
@@PentaRaus he is not innocent nor will he be proven innocent. The surveillance videos don’t lie!
@@dmichael7144 Nobody said anything about him, specifically
There's also a lot more the death penalty than "did somebody do x?"
Why put him to death when you can make him sit in one of the worst places imaginable for the rest of his life? People act like the death penalty is the ultimate punishment, but I’d argue sitting in hell on Earth for 50 years is a far greater punishment.
...I didn't even realize we were still dealing with him 10 years later. Wtf.
The judges the courts are pathetic
They like keeping high profile criminals in ADX Florence. It gives them an excuse for the giant waste of money that facility is.
is he still cute though, that is what I want to know
@@mrlolmaster1019
So you can write him letters in prison
He should have been put to death the next day
Not sure why we're still dealing with this guy. He should of been put down years ago.
Florence Supermax is actually worse than the death penalty!
The reason why is because the political left use these cases to pretend they care about Muslims, and to pretend Republicans hate Muslims. They do it to keep people divided, and so they can pander for votes. That is identity politics. The political left makes everything about identity, and they do it to keep us divided based on race, gender, religion, economic status and sexual orientation. It is very clear, but lots of people keep falling for it. It is very basic, take any story, or literally just make one up, claim it is racism, and blame the other side. Tell women men want to hold them back, tell gays straight wite Christian men hate them, tell non whites the white man is racist and hates them etc, then pander to them for votes. In reality they do not care at all, but pretend to care about each identity group, they only care about power.. That is how they can take a silly idea like being able to switch genders, which is highly absurd, convince people it can happen, tell them the other side somehow hates people that switch genders, then claim they will defeat the hateful people. It is all a scam for votes. If suddenly a bunch of people were born with unicorn horns, Democrats would instantly divide them into a group, give that group of people some corny name name, then make claims that Republicans do not want them to have any rights, and as long as they vote Democrat they will get the rights they deserve. Surely you see the pattern. It is no different with this case, they claim the right hates Islam, claim they do not want them to have rights, pretend to care for them, so that they seem caring to Islamic voters. Again, they do not care, they just want votes.
life in prison sounds way worse than death tbh
@@ericksipalot that’s true but he will die a slow and horrible painful death for 3 murders including an 8-year-old boy who was bombed to death during Boston marathon. He is not welcomed on earth anymore!
@@anthonyguarino4242 Death penalty by injection is painless.
Imagine throwing ur life away at 19
Happens all too often…
Well, most of today's criminals are teenagers.
Some people don’t even make it to 19, bud.
Car crashes kill thousands of kids yearly.
@@TransformersGuy1991 Most are also black.
Well, most of today's criminals are teenagers.
Our justice system isn’t a system at all. It’s pathetic.
Absolutely
It's changed.
@@terryfriend16 It has changed. The prosecutor is the most powerful person in today's courtroom. In "most" cases he is the one who now accepts most plea agreements and deals. Not the judge. Do some research and you'll see I am right.
@@marvinhunt8276 I bet you're right!
@@terryfriend16 I know I am right. Do some research and you will see.
Death penalties are useless if you don't carry them out. Carry them out swiftly.
We shouldn't even be talking about this person 10 years later.
yeah, if he gets the death penalty he won’t be executed until like 2060
Except maybe in a social studies textbook.
Dylann Roof killed 9 African American parishioners in a Charleston, NC church in 2015 and was sentenced to death in January 2017. So this is also pending far too long
What about the many person’s who have subsequently been exonerated? Believe me, living in a supermax prison is not pleasant.
@@shannonwalker6944 I'm pretty sure that the "exonerated or otherwise innocent persons" argument does not apply to those awaiting the executioner in ADX Florence. I'm sure that those incarcerated on that death row are either convicted of terrorism that caused multiple deaths or have killed many whilst incarcerated.
As a resident of Watertown, I remember in 6th grade when this happened and the town went on lockdown. I remember bullets going into my neighbor’s house during a shootout with police. Scary time but one hell of a story
😮
You not from there stop lying
I assume you’re doing well in 16th grade now?
When this happened I was in a nearby town and I was in 2nd grade and had no idea what was going on
@@BionicPig95 lol I’m doing good in 11th now 10 years after
I can't believe it's been 10 years. It still feels like it just happened. Time fly's so fast.
Fly’s?
@@HiThere619 I admit it is the 1st time I saw the word "fly" being massacred like this.
@@hilmilosnowball7740 this misuse of the english lexicon truly should be considered an act of terrorism in itself :D
@@andy_c true. So there is only 1 solution: make him walk the plank!
I like how you pretty much just copy and pasted the top comment.... At least be original.
Anyone else feel old? I was in school when this happened, crazy 10 years went by that fast but I can’t imagine how slow those 10 years have been for those families..
Same back in 2013 I was in the 6th grade
Crazy that the guy is only 29.
I was almost done making our Cub, who'll be 10 at the end of July, and I was almost 31.
What are you like twenty something?Prepare to feel older and older,lol
I went to the same college he was in a year after everything happened. It was weird when they released photos of him in his dorm room and I see the same walls behind him that were behind me.
This video makes me feel old, 10 years ago I was 21 and man has life changed since then.
Same here. I was 23 back then..
I'm 23 right now...and life is sooo fast...I was 13 when this happened
TEN YEARS, a bullet is 26 cents.
Where? I can't find a bullet under 50¢. Maybe it's because I'm a NYer.
I don’t think I’m ever stepping a foot in America…
@@unlucky_idiotdon’t blame you. Other than the food it’s honestly overrated.
@Juann-ci5vh People like you are the reason Black hat and white hat come about. Western imperialism knows no limits
@@unlucky_idiot What a terrible loss for us.
That OKC bomber wasn't alive that long. This guy should be gone.
Six years between the OKC bombing and the execution.
Florence Supermax is actually worse than the death penalty!
The pattern I've noticed is that anyone who used to be in the military will get the death penalty faster than any other criminal (DC Sniper, Tim McVeigh, & others I can't think of right now). Almost like they want to rid of them quick because of what they may know
Ironically, Timothy McVeigh was in the ADX Florence for a while. He was later transferred to Indiana and executed there.
@@mrgreekgm754 not even close
I share the same sentiment as everyone else, it’s shocking that it’s been 10 years already this doesn’t feel long ago at all
Because the movie came out few years ago with mark wahlberg
@@jason-s8c that was like six years ago
if there are enough clear and strong evidences for his actions he should've been executed years ago, the more time he stays in prison the more money he consumes from tax payers because tax payers are literally paying for his accommodation in prison
you must all be on drugs, feels pretty long ago to me.
@@Total_Recall1984lol seriously, I was like 13 years old when this happened. Feels like a lifetime ago.
My cousin took care of some of the victims. He was an ophthalmologist in Boston at the time and a lot of victims had eye injuries and shrapnel etc. he was in the hospital for like 3 days straight.
Really "Penny True?" Can you swear that on your soul?
Impossible
No need for it to happen could've been prevented sent several emails and online reports of Jihadis caught advertising IED training.
A whole 3 days??
@@onlinecall5284 do you have a mental illness? Can you swear to me you don’t?
Man its crazy how criminals have more rights than good folks. Have to start holding these judges liable.
it's not the judge. Its the system.
While the boston bomber can rot in hell, these rights are incredibly important. They were laid out in the constitution for a reason. Also, everyone has those rights, not just criminals.
What are you babbling about? How do they have more rights?
they dont, i didnt kill nobody and im chillin at home.. ✌️
yep.
2013 really did feel like yesterday I think time is moving faster.
No It's not go to jail you'll see time isn't moving fast 😂😂😂
Time moves faster as you get older because after every year a year is a smaller fraction of your total life so it feels like it goes by faster.
Yeah they forgot the part where he shot the campus police officer six times in the head and torso..
I think it was his brother not him
I live in the suburbs of Boston and the night they were manhunting these dudes was INTENSE. Police extending to the horizon, cruiser lights reflecting throughout the sky, sirens echoing for miles, gunshots…I still remember the text message I got from my brother verbatim: “welp, the shit has hit the fan”…and it was totally true. To this day, it remains the closest thing to a martial law scenario I’ve ever seen…
That's crazy bro! I would have been scared for sure. Cops everywhere and a crazed pair of brothers on the loose...
Sorry you had to experience that man.
I lived in dorchester on clifton st and it was weird. that street usually had tons of ppl just hanging out but it turned into a straight ghost town. all you heard were police cars and bearcats driving up and down the street for like 2 days. everyone stayed inside despite the fact no one was actually there really telling them too. it was weird for sure.
And the entire time the dude was hiding in a boat less than a block away from his abandoned car 🙄
it was marshall law tho. i remember them not letting anyone of us out of the house.
It was a massive overreach and violation of the rights of the citizens by the government. Didn't they go house to house searching every house in a huge area with no warrants?
My cousin was running in this race, i'll never forget when I heard the news. RIP to all that were lost.
Basically if your a criminal it takes you less than a second to decide the death penalty to your victim but in a federal court it takes years
Everyone in a court of law, no matter what they did or is accused of is entitled to due process under the law
Justice system is complete bullshit. Stop making excuses for these monsters
Damn. I remember when this happened, I was only 12 years old. Crazy how much time has gone by. You know, back when we were kids we didn’t think much of these bad things. As we got older you really start to see the world differently, it’s just a fucked up place with fucked up people.
I agree i was 12 living in New York wen this happened n there was so many rumors at the time that they had fled to new york n my state was next. Thank god they were found.
I was 12 in NH. My aunt is very good friends with Jeff Bauman. I don’t know him personally but my aunt says he’s a great man.
Everyone thinks they’re immune from things like this until it happens and it’s scary.
Always be ready to protect yourself, others; or to flee. Stay safe everyone much love ✌🏼
I was 9 watching it on the news i didnt even think he was in that much trouble fr
Well in our generations defense the world really wasnt as evil when we were younger (pre adults) as it is now. It might seems like since were older now we realize all the evil things more which im sure is true to an extent, but i truly believe the world was much different 10 years ago
@@MidnightRider1034 ur right growing up i wasnt scared to go to school bc there wasnt many school shootings back then now its every month or every few months.
Edit: i live in miami now n I see “child brought gun to school” or “gunshot heard in school” about once a month its gotten wild.
10 years. It only seems like yesterday.
TIME JUST WHIPS BUT IT STILL FEELS SLOW
Time isn’t what you think
If he hid in my back yard we wouldn’t be watching this video.
Then you’d be in jail
why are they still using a picture when he was 18
Cause they are hiding something.
Because that’s when it happened well 19 at least so it’s pretty obvious they’re going to use pictures of when it happened
What they did ruined everyone’s life’s including themselves. The 4 precious lives they took, the dozens of people that lost their limbs, his brother that got killed and himself that’s never gonna be free again and he’s gonna die in jail. That’s worse than death penalty!
Worse than death? Hell
It didn't ruin my life. And I'm sure a lot of ppl are just fine.
No it's not. Because WE are paying for him to have a roof over his head, a bed to sleep in and 3 meals a day.
@@212cabooseExactly, his sorry ass should have been fried, a long time ago!
You act like he even cares about such things that those of us with SOULS would worry about. So foolish and naive.
Damn I was an adult at 19 and now at 29 I’m still hearing about this
Adult at 19? 😂
@@00bankz24 Adult: Someone over the age of 18 as the United Nations states!!!🤦♂️
@@krabsstd4106 the brain fully matures around 25, so I can see why.
@@RY97z Legally your an adult at 18 smart guy. An animal reaches adulthood at sexually maturity and so do humans. 18 year olds know right from wrong so don't BS me with that crap. At 18 you're a fucking adult and responsible for your own actions!!!
@@00bankz24 the law says you’re an adult at 18 that’s when you can vote that’s when you can move out of your parents house and live on your own
I was in grade 2 & lived in CT, but I still remember this & especially the manhunt
I was also in grade 2 and don’t remember this at all. How old are you now?
nobody cares what grades yall were in
@@SARAH_1LEE thank you.
Such a waste of taxpayers money! A pathetic and appalling display from our legal system
Yes our taxes were better placed in the trillions in the military which killed millions of innocent civilians in the middle east. Then we cry about 3 killed here, the world is messed up
He was almost dead when he was arrested, yet they had to take him to the hospital.
My family attends the marathon every year. That year we were in Washington DC when it happened and every officer out there was armed to the teeth. I was a kid but I’ll never forget my parents reaction reading that news
Bro ran his own brother over to get away and still got caught
My nephew was less than a year old, thank higher power he was tired and went home. People died. Those people were someone’s someone. What is the price we put on that? What happened was horrible and painful and we need to remember it so it doesn’t happen again. No one should be that close to losing a loved one or even losing a loved one. I have repercussions at my job for making mistakes; shouldn’t that apply to people who kill others??
whose this higher power??
@@paulrichards6894 the God that person believes in. you can take your ignorant self out of this convo just because you don’t believe in one yourself. many people of different religions believe in a higher up and it’s wrong to disrespect that.
@@PROD5VE some evidence for this higher power please
@@PROD5VE he or she must interact with us in a detectable way or are you claiming a deist type god which is not just useless but impossible to prove
@@PROD5VE are you saying because they believe in this nonsense the rest of us should allow them to legislate their nonsense
I think being in that maximum security prison in Colorado is worse than death
ALL of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's appellate arguments HAVE BEEN SUPPORTED by specialized law institutions in the United States, including the Association of Retired Judges and Prosecutors, and the Association of Criminal Justice Lawyers, which sent amicus curiae briefs to the appeals court in his favor. This supports the legality of his arguments, so surely the sentence will change. And there are currently four appeals, submitted in April 2022, that need to be resolved.
Aren't ALL of the people who do this Terrorist garbage "Radicalized"??? Where does it end? So who was the one who "Radicalized" the older brother then also?..... If using this defense is legit then there is only ONE person EVER who is guilty of these crimes, RIDICULOUS.
MAGA = radicalized trying to be normalized
I hate the term "radicalized". People should use "radical" instead. Even worse is "weaponized".
Damn shame he's allowed to keep sucking up air. While victims where laid yo rest a decade ago.
You got that right!
We'll be paying for this bums Room & Board till he's 65, he can appeal it forever.
as long as he’s behind bars, I’ll gladly pay to keep him locked up.
Yeah rot in ur cell till death!!!
It’s more expensive to kill him via death sentence rather than keep him in a prison for the rest of his life.
@Claire Conover Are you any relationship to "Ray Conover" from Rhode Island?
@Moore I know a couple of very inexpensive remedies that can help the taxpayers.
I remember when the story first came on the news ten years ago. Absolutely disgusting what this man did
What a gigantic waste of money
I was at a St. Louis Blues hockey game when they caught him. They showed the news on the Jumbotron, and the cheering after was the loudest I’ve ever heard a sports arena get.
Big papis "this is our city" at Fenway might take the cake
Just sickening, it’s okay for him to take people’s lives but he don’t what his life taken away.
I’m generally against the death penalty, but this guy would be one I would probably be ok with. I just don’t trust the government to run investigations correctly hence my general hesitation.
That's stupid logic
People can regret doing dumb things
@@Pugkin5405 but they still have to pay the consequences from the bad decision.
@@RealestRealist14 Yes, and?
@@Pugkin5405. “dumb” 😮 what he did goes way beyond that. if you don’t know that i feel sorry for you
Can’t believe it’s been 10 years!!
I remember this was on the news for hours
10 years later and the innocent 8 year old child he MURDERED is still dead, and he is still alive. This country cares more about criminals than it does about victims. And that is one of many reasons America came out of a long golden age cerca 2020.
He's still breathing? WTF !
Florence Supermax is actually worse than the death penalty!
@@mrgreekgm754 delusional
That’s bull shit 3 people died but he is still alive this system
4*
Not to mention the 17 people who lost many limbs and the hundreds other with scars
I don't see why we've kept him alive for so long...
I mean sometimes being alive is worse then being executed. They should make him be in solitary confinement 24/7 he will go crazy
Money somebody gets paid
@@Xstr3ngthz he's already crazy
Because Massachusetts doesn't have the death penalty.
@@Xstr3ngthz he is already in there 23 hours a day. That ADX joint is definitely not the place to be!
remember being a kid in haverhill and my parents discussing if we should go walk the marathon that year, hard to believe its been 10 years
Damn I remember watching this on the news like it was yesterday. It was a few months after Sandy hook too, sad to see times haven't changed shit like this still happening to this day.
I know. That was a wild few months for me. I’m from MA but at the time was living 20min away from newtown, CT. I knew a woman whose grandson survived the shooting. It was terrible. Both hit so close to home
Stuff like this happens across the world every day even before we were born so this is nothing new buddy, this is just normal stuff that happens in this world.
It’s sad. People murdering each other is something that will never change.
10 years???? Wow time goes by fast...
In this case death penalty should not be questioned. I don’t believe that wasn’t carried already
Thats because you haven't the slightest idea how the law or appeals work.
Death is better then being in supermax. Keep him in there, by himself, all alone with just his thoughts for the next fifty years. Imagine never knowing what time it is, if the sun is shining, or seeing more then a few human faces at a time.
@@icecreamforcrowhurst no hes suggesting keeping him in supermax, reading comprehension at a minimum 😅
@@icecreamforcrowhurstviolating human rights? He does not deserve basic rights. He killed 3 innocent people and severely injured hundreds. He deserves all the pain in the world
He got Covid stimulus checks !
*THAN
@@icecreamforcrowhurst He gave up his human rights as soon as he set off a bomb that killed 3 and injured hundreds of others, causing 17 of them to lose limbs. Don't empathize with him.
Dayum... we had to feed this dude for 10 years.
Sad
Will never forget the moments after they caught him. News coverage showing people lining the streets cheering, it was like Boston had won the World Series. It was just awesome seeing people simply unified again.
Why this terrorist is still alive is a miscarriage of justice, he surely didn't give a damn to the victims.
Nope, he cares about nobody but himself, you see he has this demonic smirk on his face when he walked out after bombing three people to death including an 8-year-old boy and injured hundreds of other people.
If this happened in San Francisco, he would get off and be paroled in a few years.
Ok clown, you try it and we'll see what happens. 🤦♂️
Highly unlikely.
They elect people like him to city council in San Francisco lol
@@PinGMaj They sure do!
@@seekinggodfirst754 I wouldn’t be so sure.
I'm from México, I remember hearing this on the radio on my way to school and my first thought even as an 13 year old at the time, is that whoever did this was going straight to hell.
Why is he still breathing?
Thanks for the update. Lot of stories out there that I would like to know the ending to.
It’s a travesty that Netflix made an apologist documentary and allowed their radicalized friend go on and make them look like they were some kind of victims, when they were in fact heartless murderers.
they just gave them a chance to talk, if he is radicalized it is the job for the police
only an idiot would say that the Tsarnaev's were victims, they escaped the hellhole called Chechnya and had nice lives in the US, education, friends, support, their family was there, shame that Tamerlan the idiot ruined his little brother too but he was 19 and he knew right from wrong so he deserves his jail time (death would be better for him IMO)
Some of the things his friend said sounded odd to me. One thing at random was when his friend said he found out that he was a Muslim as well and that he was shocked because he had initially thought “he was just a white kid from Boston”. With the first name Dzakhar, how would you have thought he’s just an average white Bostonian? That’s not an average white name-nor does he look like he isn’t ethnic. He also stated that when his friends and him were interrogated, there was an emphasis/partiality towards the Muslim friends, and… well no shit? When there’s proof the incentive for the attack is Islam, surely the police is going to put their focus on those of his friends that practice and are acquainted with the religion that sent them off the rails. Idk. Some things he said was just ridiculous. I’m also not convinced of his reasons for not giving the police the identity of his friend when the security cam pictures came out. I reckon he’s playing into the “it was incomprehensible that someone like him, so charismatic and sociable, could do something like that” because it’s easy to go with that when others who weren’t as close as you were are saying that about him. Sure, I cant say exactly how close of friends they were, but since it was revealed that Dzakhar was failing school, I’m sure his friend would’ve had at least the tiniest bit of doubt in him, yeah that’s not anything close to thinking he could bomb hundreds of people, but I just don’t believe that he thought of Dzakhar in a positive, charismatic light as is described in the documentary. I think he was close enough to notice his change in behaviour and probably would’ve heard rumours on campus about his drug business, and certainly close enough to discuss Islam with him. Not saying he was in on it, but just that there probably was a real reason why he didn’t go to the police to share his suspicions-maybe personal contempt for the police, or afraid of incriminating himself.
I just saw it on Netflix. They shouldn't put his friend on there. I think they went to college together.
@@xMrNight The friend of evil monsters doesn’t deserve a voice to speak.
What’s it called?
Why is this Punk still alive?
Crazy he wasted his life and did this at an early age of 20 and is nearly 30 now.
He was to young to get such a harsh punishment give they should have gave him a chance to parole or at least a less restricted prison
@@excessiveteam_com5387 so you think terrorists should be given a possibility of parole he was not too young anyone over 18 can be given life without parole and the death penalty I can’t believe you’re defending a terrorist
10 years and this is all the family gets and up and down roller coaster
His existence is so miserable! He is in complete isolation! Why does he even want to live? If I were him, I would become insane ages ago...
My family and I went to Boston for a weekend vacation and spotted the memorial for the bombing victims, it crazy to up close in person where such a tragedy took place
Maybe it’s just me but there’s tragedy everywhere. I often run to a small Revolutionary War battlefield and used to live near where Jeffery Dahmer was raised and where part of the Manhattan project was done. Idk. Maybe I’m just desensitized to it all or hyper aware of it.
I used to run on boyleston st all the time, you never really forget it
Just making sure you live on Planet Earth? Pretty sure every where you stand there’s a tragedy that happened…
@@ItsCheetahTV Glad I’m not the only one who thought like that. I live near battlefields so there’s a lot of tragedies and death nearby. You have to remember the sad things in hopes that they never happen again and keep the memories and history that happened there alive.
I was 9 when I saw this in the news. I’m now 19.
I was 13, I'm 23 now
@@ViktorNederloe We were happier back then and didn't knew it.
@@saulcarvajal7911 nah, this event shook me for some reason. Kinda, i was to busy trying to get redstone in Minecraft PE
Sorry, what’s redstone?
@@saulcarvajal7911 Minecraft
Dang, they haven’t put him down yet
I still remember the day I got home from middle school and seen this insane news on TV!!
He should’ve never listened to his brother and follow him. He threw his whole life away, now he’s paying the consequences
You're so right. Would you think that it'd be an idea to release him from prison? I mean hey, actually only Tamerlan did the bombing, Dschochar just followed him…
Death Sentence
Let him rot in prison he doesn’t deserve to die
@@olivelai5850 I disagree, in this case he deserves it. I’m not a fan of death penalty either but this case is too selfish.
Plus It feels he is more afraid of death. Otherwise he wouldn’t file for appeal, this scum loves his fan mail.
@@joemiguel5202 Florence Super Max is actually worse than death row!
@@olivelai5850your tax money is being spent on him
he will just die in prison
Why is he still alive?
He’s white n est
@@MeechOtto216 Oklahoma bomber was white too but he got executed a few years later so ur comment is such a lame excuse
Because he’s rotting in there. Death is the easy way out.
Florence Supermax is actually worse than the death penalty!
Stop saying this.
Bring back old sparky.
Let me guess Christian?
@@edw8889he means the electric chair
We should be careful of the environmental impact and get a solar version. It takes longer, but no carbon is emitted, not even smoke.
@@jonetyson yeah airplanes are the problem not cars or electric chairs
10 years they have had him in custody and still no decision whether he lives or dies what a joke
This is why the victims should be deciding their fate, 10 extra years is a gift.
so ten years later and the progress made has been on death row followed by not death row then back on death row… what’s next?
how long until we figure this out? … because TEN YEARS already feels a bit much.
so true. their argument is sentencing him to death would give him exactly want he would want, as most extremists think that dying while trying to make an religious impact would be satisfactory. it’s a bullshit reason in all honesty. the guy deserves to suffer and he should be suffering a lot.
@@saetvrn I mean i'm sorry to tell you this but killing him would stop his suffering pretty quick
Biden administration reimposed the moratorium on federal executions, so he's probably not dying soon😂😂
I never understood why they blamed America for the Russian war against Chechnya.
I remember hearing about on Facebook and TH-cam news . I just can’t believe it’s been 10 years since Boston bombing .
Don't kill him, that prison in Florence is even worst than death, make him suffer and hope he lives as long as possible.
On tax payer money? No
@@Rw12323 Life sentences are cheaper than death sentences. This has been studied over and over again. It is clear that the overwhelming court costs of death sentences far outweigh life sentences. Look it up for yourself
@@BeneathWalls yeah no, a .223 round is 50 cents, pretty sure that's far cheaper
@@BeneathWalls you clearly don't know what you talking about🤦
You know what's even worse is that he got the stimulus check while in prison
Extremely interesting and informative.
Death penalties aren't about prevention of crime, they're about retribution. No one considering a crime like this gives a damn about the consequences.
He should have been put down a long time ago, why is he still alive?
Florence Supermax is actually worse than the death penalty!
the movie with Mark Wahlburg was really good. Rest in peace to the victims
whats it called
@@omars-qz6rn boston bomber i think
Thanks I got Hulu I can watch now
Patriots Day. It's quite realistic. Especially when the bombers get cornered by police. I don't like Wahlberg, but that film was well done.
the movie was trash
I remember this happening in 2013. I think I was in 5th or 6th grade at the time. It's crazy how time flies when u forget about this stuff
What a waste of money.
I still think it’s funny that he ran over and killed his own brother while trying to escape police. Bet that wasn’t part of the plan.
Criminals have more rights than law-abiding taxpayers.
You’ve obviously never been to jail I have been to jail and I’m here to tell you it’s not freedom in jail. It’s miserable. imagine being locked in a small room that’s big enough for a bed and a little room to walk around for 23 hours a day against your will not exactly freedom
Wow 10 years! It truly feels like it was so recent, this kid threw his entire life away, killed innocent people (rip) and hurt so many for absolutely nothing. I know since this happened I have wanted the death penalty, just the amount of pain and destruction they caused warranted that, but he’s super young and I feel like sometimes living the rest of his life in prison is a good amount of torture as well.
I always feels like death penalty is the easy way out. Life in prison is actually the harsher punishment. But that’s just me
@@stylenonsense1228 theses guys are enjoying living just throw them away why do we need to keep hearing their names get them out of here and on to the next who cares
@@stylenonsense1228 Life in prison, otherwise known as death by incarceration.
It’s sad that 10 years later they still can’t get thins case done. How stupid is our system??
It's already been 10 years??wow. Time moves fast
How is he still alive? America is a joke smdh
There's a video of a mobster that was sent to the Supermax prison. He said it's like a 'living death' PENALTY and pleaded to be sent to a State institution eventually succeeding to be moved.. 💀
Good. Let him suffer then put his ass to sleep.
Some people in there are actually eligible for parole, it not only for the worst criminals. I ll bet those dudes have some stories, who got released from there.
They should move Dzhokhar too it’s not fair
He never showed remorse.
This is a classic case of "let him suffer then have him killed later"
The justice system moves so slow. Come on it’s time to delete this guy.
Florence Supermax is actually worse than the death penalty!
Who cares about this murderer. Let him rot. Think about the people he killed and the families that suffered. All I can think is the pain people endured. It’s heart wrenching. RIP those who lost their lives and pray for families and the injured. 👏😔
I worked on the Supermax prison in the 90's
What's the most f*cked up thing you ever did to an inmate?
@@mrgreekgm754 I think he means he helped construct it.
@@ActiveAussie2024 Opened in 95 so he could be a guard.
The fact that he is alive, and that there’s a “case” is despicable.