VIDEO: Tsarnaev Brothers Originally Planned Suicide Attack On July Fourth
Investigators now searching in and around Dartmouth, Massachusetts, FBI says
2013-05-03
By Ben Brumfield and Steve Almasy CNN
It could have been July Fourth. Live on television. The brothers believed responsible for the bloody Boston Marathon bombings originally planned a suicide attack on the city's massive Independence Day celebration, surviving bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told investigators, a U.S. law enforcement official regularly briefed on the investigation told CNN. Read the complete article
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